Just about a week ago, President-elect Joe Biden addressed the country from Wilmington,

Delaware.

It was mostly what you'd expect from a Biden-victory speech, calls for unity, pledges to deal

with the coronavirus, talk of renewal, but he also made sure to shout out his wife.

As I said many times before, I'm Jill's husband and to talk about her resume.

She has dedicated her life to education, but T-sheet isn't just what she does, it's who she

is.

For American educators, this is a great day for you all.

You're going to have one of your own in the White House.

And Jill's going to make a great first lady.

I'm so proud of her.

Biden's already got plenty of plans on education.

He wants to drastically increase spending on public schools.

He wants free public college.

He wants to appoint an education secretary with teaching experience.

Imagine that.

Most pressing to students and parents across the country, Biden wants to take a different

approach to reopening schools in this pandemic.

The outgoing guy was all about opening schools as soon as possible, which a lot of schools

did.

Now a lot of schools are second guessing that decision.

Cities like Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, and the biggest school district in

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