From healthcare to racial inequality to taxes.
In relation to STEM-H and computer science education, McAuliffe wants to"the digital equity gap by ensuring students have computing devices at home and building a strong foundation of access to knowledge, skills, and resources,""integrate STEM-H and computer science principles and skills into all subjects and grade levels in K-12 schools,""equip educators with the knowledge and skills they need to understand and teach these principles, and foster inclusive learning...
More specifically, he wants to"[Keep] Schools Open Safely Five Days a Week,""[Restore] High Expectations & Getting Every Student College or Career Ready,""[Rid] Political Agendas from the Classroom by Banning Critical Race Theory,""[Rebuild] Crumbling Schools, Raising Teacher Pay, & Investing in Special Education Programs," and"[Create] at least 20 New Innovation Charter Schools across the K-12 Spectrum to Provide Choice.
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