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    Re: A New Law?
    Posted by: You do want a limit on class size, right? on 10/17/09

    On 10/17/09, wondering wrote:
    > In AZ, there is no "cap" on how many students in a
    > classroom. Does anyone know how to go about making this a
    > state mandated law?

    Do you mean "How do we get a law passed that puts a cap on
    class size?"

    I don't think that right now, considering the political
    climate, that anything like that would have a snowball's
    chance in hell of passing, but I would imagine there are a few
    things you can do in order to get it some airtime.

    I would start with talking to your local professional
    organization, if you are a member. They have amazing
    connections with local politicians who are pro-public
    education.

    You might also want to check out Penny Kotterman's website.
    She is planning to run for Superintendent of Public
    Instruction.

    Penny Kotterman


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  • A New Law?, 10/17/09, by wondering.
  • Re: A New Law?, 10/17/09, by You do want a limit on class size, right?.
  • Re: A New Law?, 10/18/09, by dm.

     
     

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