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June Kronholz
Education correspondant for The Wall Street Journal


June Kronholz

June Kronholz covers education for The Wall Street Journal from Washington. She previously was a Journal correspondent in London, Africa, Hong Kong and the Philippines, and was the Journal's bureau chief in Boston and deputy bureau chief in Washington.

Her story on the U.S. response to the World Trade Center bombings won the Pulitzer Prize for spot news reporting on 9/11.
   

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