The Coalition for Public Schools invites you to community meetings
 
                Date Posted: 1/27/2016 | Author: Jennifer Mitchell, CAE
                         The Coalition for Public Schools, of which ATPE is a member, is hosting a series of meetings across the state to discuss the value of public education and how communities can get involved to support public schools. Attendees are encouraged to support their neighborhood public schools both in their community and with local and statewide advocacy. Some meetings are co-hosted by Pastors for Texas Children. Below are meeting dates, locations, and links to register.
The Coalition for Public Schools, of which ATPE is a member, is hosting a series of meetings across the state to discuss the value of public education and how communities can get involved to support public schools. Attendees are encouraged to support their neighborhood public schools both in their community and with local and statewide advocacy. Some meetings are co-hosted by Pastors for Texas Children. Below are meeting dates, locations, and links to register.
- Cleburne – February 23, 2016
- Fort Worth – February 16, 2016
- Corsicana – February 22, 2016
- Texarkana – February 24, 2016
- Lubbock – April 27, 2016
For more information on any of these events, contact Charles Luke, Ed.D. with the Coalition for Public Schools at (940) 768-8594 or Charlesluke43@gmail.com.
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