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: BoardBuzz: NSBA's Daily WeblogCongress is back, NSBA plans Call-In Day
With Congress back to work today, NSBA?s advocacy staff is gearing up for the remainder of the 110th congressional session. School board members across the country are expected to participate in NSBA?s Back to School Call-In Day on Wednesday, September 10, urging Congress to take action on critical issues before it adjourns for the elections this fall. School board members will be calling members of Congress to urge support for the Secure Rural Schools Act and school construction funding as part of a second economic stimulus plan, and to ensure school districts continue to receive E-Rate funding for school technology programs. Go to NSBA?s Legislative Action Center to get the details on the Call-in-Day and read more about these issues.
While you are on NSBA?s advocacy website, don?t forget to check out the new ?Elect Education? campaign toolkit, designed to help school board members make an effective case for public education during the congressional election campaigns.
If you have questions about the Call-in Day or the toolkit, contact Kathleen Branch at kbranch@nsba.org.
Full post as published by BoardBuzz: NSBA's Daily Weblog on September 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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