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Speaking of leading
"My concern is that retirement and insurance costs continue to force cuts to teachers, custodians, secretaries, bus drivers, administrators and other support staff. Class sizes have increased, field trips have been cut, athletic budgets trimmed, fewer dollars are being allocated to curriculum, professional development has been reduced and community education cut significantly, all of which decreases the quality of programming we offer our children."
Dave Killips, superintendent of Chelsea School District, in testimony 9.10.09 to a House committee hearing on HB 5345 (Dillon Insurance Reform proposal).
Expanding the Circle of Influence
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MDE guidance on ARRA reporting: September 10, 2009
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Constitution Day:
September 17
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