There is nothing like close political races to transform teachers into heroic figures, glorified in stump speeches and praised on the campaign trail. But now that the voting is done, I wonder whether politicians will treat teachers as foes. In a guest column, a Cobb County parent examines what he deems the oversized role of the federal government in Georgia education. And readers share their reactions to the election of a new state school superintendent.

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Democrat Eric Gisler celebrated his Tuesday election victory at the Trappeze Pub in Athens, Ga. (AP)

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