<p>2017 was by all accounts a crazy year in the news, and by the way 2018 has started it doesn't seem like we're in for much of a break. Earlier this month, NPR Education Reporter Claudio Sanchez made four education predictions for this year, you can find his full article <a target="_blank" href="https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2018/01/02/569161619/from-daca-to-devos-education-predictions-for-2018">here</a>. We talked to Sanchez about what he's expecting for education in 2018.</p>

2017 was by all accounts a crazy year in the news, and by the way 2018 has started it doesn't seem like we're in for much of a break. Earlier this month, NPR Education Reporter Claudio Sanchez made four education predictions for this year, you can find his full article here. We talked to Sanchez about what he's expecting for education in 2018.

<p>2017 was by all accounts a crazy year in the news, and by the way 2018 has started it doesn't seem like we're in for much of a break. Earlier this month, NPR Education Reporter Claudio Sanchez made four education predictions for this year, you can find his full article <a href="https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2018/01/02/569161619/from-daca-to-devos-education-predictions-for-2018" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>. We talked to Sanchez about what he's expecting for education in 2018.</p>

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