ESEA Conference committee announced

So who are these guys?
EdWeek yesterday tweeted out some details about the makeup of the conference committee on the ESEA bill, which met for the first time today:

It sounded to me like the conferees are basically just the @GOPHELP & @HELPCmteDems. Right, Congress geeks? https://t.co/BgOxvN5pna

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 18, 2015

House Democratic conferees include: @RepBonamici, @jaredpolis, @RepMarciaFudge, @RepWilson Re. Susan Davis, Rep. Katherine Clark

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

Charter fan @jaredpolis named to ESEA conference committee. Check out details of the framework he'll be discussing. https://t.co/xXvmhDDcDp

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

Among #ESEA conferees, @RepMarciaFudge wants states to provide equal resources to close achievement gaps, and more STEM for minority youth.

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

.@RepWilson, another #ESEA conferee, is a former teacher, principal and Miami-Dade school board member; is critical of standardized testing.

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

.@RepWilson, another #ESEA conferee, is a former teacher, principal and Miami-Dade school board member; is critical of standardized testing.

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

House Republican conferees named and include the usual suspects: Foxx, Roe, Messer, Thompson, Grothman, Guthrie, Russell, Curbelo

— Lauren S. Camera (@laurenonthehill) November 17, 2015

Among House GOP #ESEA conferees, @RepLukeMesser has pushed to have federal Title I funds made "portable" to private schools.

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

House Dem #ESEA conferee @RepBonamici is no fan of "punitive labeling of struggling schools" and wants "robust" funding for Pell Grants.

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

.@ToddRokita, like his fellow GOP House #ESEA conferee Messer, is a K-12 choice fan, and backed the House D.C. voucher bill.

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

House GOP #ESEA conferee @RepGrothman wants you to know that he has really disliked NCLB for about 15 years: https://t.co/lcLQN3yxfo

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

House Dem #ESEA conferee @RepSusanDavis: She wants robust funding for Title I, IDEA, Impact Aid ... but not policies that punish teachers.

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

House Dem #ESEA conferee @RepKClark wants full funding for IDEA but not "imperfect data" that hurts local innovation https://t.co/NJIHk9pA0S

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

And finally there's House Democratic #ESEA conferee @repbobbyscott who is a big supporter of subgroup accountability.

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015

We've now facilitated your Twitter speed-dating with all of the House conferees for #ESEA! Get their numbers, tell them to buzz off, etc.

— Politics K-12 (@PoliticsK12) November 17, 2015