EdVoice says: Take Action
Send an email to your Assembly member (Leno in my case) telling them what you think about the proposed cuts to the education budget. This web form: Take Action makes it simple.
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Thursday, March 06, 2008
Send an email to your Assembly member (Leno in my case) telling them what you think about the proposed cuts to the education budget. This web form: Take Action makes it simple.
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Dear SF Schools,
I’m writing to share our latest online tool, ZipRoad.org. ZipRoad (www.ziproad.org) is One Economy Corporation's innovative education tool that helps parents, students and caregivers find education-related resources in their communities. I'm contacting you because we have specific resources dedicated to the SF/Bay Area Community, and we would like to establish a healthy working relationship with you.
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Please take a look at this groundbreaking website, as it offers many helpful resources for its users. To help maximize exposure to the site, you could even provide a link to ZipRoad on your San Francisco Schools blog.
Please don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions or comments.
Thanks!
Kyle Collins
Web Content Intern
One Economy Corporation, San Francisco, CA
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