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: BoardBuzz: NSBA's Daily Weblog

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We know. Poking fun of Congress is sort of like shooting fish in a barrel. So many opportunities. And maybe it is unseemly to do so while they are on their August recess, but well, let's just call it accountability and a little friendly reminder to them that much work on education remains to be done when they return to Washington after Labor Day.

Two recent Wall Street Journal and New York Times stories, which go hand in hand, caught our eyes. Not that BoardBuzz has anything against recognizing watermelons or honoring morticians, but there a few education issues that need resolution. See here for more on that. Yes, the appropriations bill for education is among them.

Full post as published by BoardBuzz: NSBA's Daily Weblog on August 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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