The recent election season has highlighted key issues in education, including polarizing political discourse and the future of school choice policies. A significant portion of Americans are reducing their political information intake due to negative tones, leading to calls for revitalized civic education, with some arguing against federal leadership in this task due to historical inefficacy. Texas elections may determine the fate of education savings accounts, a crucial aspect of Governor Greg Abbott’s agenda, as several Republicans opposing these accounts lost their primaries. In broader political campaigns, educational topics have receded, with Governor Ron DeSantis shifting focus from education to other issues such as abortion and marijuana. Changes in political figures, like in P.E.I., affect educational leadership, with new appointments following resignations for federal candidacy pursuits. Innovative educational methods continue to evolve, exemplified by Des Moines schools using election methods in math classes to enhance learning.