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The 47th District: Issues, Insight & Interaction
The 47th District: Issues, Insight & Interaction
Each of us in the 47th District has the opportunity to be active participants in our children’s education and ultimately the future of Washington State today. You and I can increase Washington’s chances of winning 250 Million dollars of Federal Education money in President Obama’s : Race to the Top competition. In case you are not familiar with this Plan here is a little background
information on this issue. This is a competition between states, and the states that make the strongest reforms to education are the ones with the “BEST SHOT” at this additional funding for their State.
How do you fit into this picture—get involved today and call your two Representatives on the Washington State Education Committee:
Representative Pat Sullivan—360-786-7858
and
Representative Tina Orwall—360-786-7834
Tell their assistants or leave a voice message that you strongly support the Priest Amendments to SB 6696
These amendments have been initiated by Representative Skip Priest from Federal Way
They state as follows:
at a time when our districts (especially here in the KSD area) don’t have the extra money to design a new system.
We are in critical times in this Nation’s History with our government, schools, infrastructure, and society as a whole. How it all
shakes out is going to be up to us. We have the power to make Differences by getting informed and getting involved.
Take a few minutes today and make those calls to the people we elect to have our voice heard on major education reform.
If we want to stretch our tax dollars even further you and I have to become advocates. Advocates for our Kids Future and Our
Posterity as a whole. Now get going and pick-up those phones and change the future of Education in Washington.
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