Good Morning
See you all at the faculty meeting this afternoon. Sometimes we become numb with the the volume of information coming our way. We have tried to address this through fewer faculty meetings to honor your time. Yet we have found that the number of meetings does nothing to mitigate the volume of information. Please do your part to honor your colleagues and keep our meetings focused with an engaged presence as a member of the Brunson Team.
Subs today;
No sub for Kim Burch
Below is some political information concerning STEM;
January 27, 2015
Dear STEM Education Advocates:
Congress is now considering legislation to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, otherwise know as No Child Left Behind. A bill is expected to move forward in the next two weeks in both the House and Senate education committees. Our Coalition has been meeting with House and Senate members here in Washington over the past several weeks to push for including provisions in this important bill that would establish STEM education as a national priority. We need your help getting this message heard.
We would like to invite you to join in this effort by sending as many emails as possible to your elected representatives in Congress expressing your support for STEM education as a national priority. We have set up a page on our website to help you do this, so all you need to do is click on this link and you can get started:
Send e-mails to Your Members of Congress Supporting STEM Education HERE.
Respectfully,
James Brown
Executive Director
STEM Education Coalition
See you all at the faculty meeting this afternoon. Sometimes we become numb with the the volume of information coming our way. We have tried to address this through fewer faculty meetings to honor your time. Yet we have found that the number of meetings does nothing to mitigate the volume of information. Please do your part to honor your colleagues and keep our meetings focused with an engaged presence as a member of the Brunson Team.
Subs today;
No sub for Kim Burch
Below is some political information concerning STEM;
January 27, 2015
Dear STEM Education Advocates:
Congress is now considering legislation to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, otherwise know as No Child Left Behind. A bill is expected to move forward in the next two weeks in both the House and Senate education committees. Our Coalition has been meeting with House and Senate members here in Washington over the past several weeks to push for including provisions in this important bill that would establish STEM education as a national priority. We need your help getting this message heard.
We would like to invite you to join in this effort by sending as many emails as possible to your elected representatives in Congress expressing your support for STEM education as a national priority. We have set up a page on our website to help you do this, so all you need to do is click on this link and you can get started:
Send e-mails to Your Members of Congress Supporting STEM Education HERE.
Respectfully,
James Brown
Executive Director
STEM Education Coalition
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