Tom Luna is Idaho's superintendent of public instruction. Since first taking office, Luna has worked to raise student achievement by creating a customer-driven public education system that meets the needs of all students and ensures that every student will graduate from high school prepared to live, work and succeed in the 21st century. Luna worked with Idaho's governor to pass one of the most comprehensive pieces of education reform in the nation. Before working in education, Luna was a successful businessman. He first got involved in education by serving on the Nampa, Idaho, school board. Since then, he has served at the local, state and national levels. Luna is the president of the Council of Chief State School Officers, a nationwide organization that brings together the top education leaders from every state.

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The Technology Revolution in K-12 Education

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