Politicians / Committees Committee work Agenda & dates Responsibilities What memberships mean Related purchases Companies & insider context All trades Full disclosure activity
Explore the committee Follow the work. Place the purchases in time. Open the connections.
Understand the responsibility What does this membership mean? Start with what the panel covers, then explore its members and the evidence around their purchases.
Explore a responsibilityEducation and Workforce · Full committee Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions Workforce Protections Higher Education and Workforce Development Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education
Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education 16 listed members · Within Education and Workforce Explain in plain language with AI Responsibilities guide not yet sourced · Source guide What it covers This record confirms a membership in the available roster. A sourced summary of the formal remit has not been added yet.
Why a stock could connect Inference A company’s business needs to overlap the actual work. The committee name and a purchase alone do not establish that connection.
What membership does not prove A seat does not verify a personal assignment to a bill or hearing, participation, private knowledge, or membership on the purchase date.
Sources & evidence boundaries Official membership How committee membership works Remit summaries cover selected responsibilities; the company screen is a separate partial map. Membership was checked Nov 7, 2026. This date is not a membership start date.
The company screen is not mapped for this responsibility yet. See all committee trades All committee members What do the role labels mean? Committee membership A seat on a congressional panel. It identifies an institutional responsibility, not a personal assignment to every bill or hearing.
Subcommittee A smaller panel with a narrower focus within the parent committee. Use its specific remit when investigating a company connection.
Chair / ranking member Committee leadership roles. A ranking member is the leading minority-party member; exact authority depends on the applicable rules.
Who serves on this responsibility? Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education · Select a membership below to understand its role.
16 members AG Adelita Grijalva D · AZ · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Higher Education and Workforce Development Member AA Alma Adams D · NC · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Higher Education and Workforce Development Member BO Burgess Owens R · UT · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions Member Higher Education and Workforce Development Chairman FW Frederica Wilson D · FL · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Higher Education and Workforce Development Member GT Glenn Thompson R · PA · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Higher Education and Workforce Development Member JH Jahana Hayes D · CT · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions Member JM James Moylan R · GU · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Higher Education and Workforce Development Member JM John Mannion D · NY · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions Member KK Kevin Kiley I · CA · Chairman Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Chairman Higher Education and Workforce Development Member MH Mark Harris R · NC · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Higher Education and Workforce Development Member MM Mark Messmer R · IN · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Workforce Protections Member MM Mary Miller R · IL · Member Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Member Workforce Protections Member Show more members (4 remaining) 
