South Kingstown Forum on Budget Referendum June 2, 2009
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Help take back the system!
The League needs help with tracking bills in the legislature for advocacy. You don't have to be a professional to know what's going on, but it does take time. We really need people to learn how to maintain the lists of bills in the Legislature that make it easier keep track of bills we are interested in and should help the membership get involved more. If you are interested, please ...
Join the Education Study Committee Mickie
Bonneau has put together an education committee that is seriously organizing a study of the State's School Funding. The scope of the study is not yet final, but is shaping
up as follows:
Is the system for school funding in RI adequate and equitable?
Is the way we are paying for schools fair to taxpayers?
Is it fair to the students?
What is possible?
If you are interested in joining the study committee, please call 946-9245 or ...
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