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Liz Willen
Slowing down doesn’t come naturally to many journalists. But with the holiday season upon us, The Hechinger Report is looking back ([link removed]) at some of our best work, forward at what a new Trump term could mean ([link removed]) for education, and thinking about our next investigation ([link removed]) .

I’m personally thinking about how far we’ve come at The Hechinger Report (We will turn 15 this spring!) and all the other things we need to keep thriving — including more members ([link removed]) like you. We are grateful for our readers and we love to hear from you, but first, we wish you peace and joy during this holiday week.

Liz Willen, Editor

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