Anyone can turn on a CD Player...(a superintendent)
and anyone can get in a school owned car and
lobby (an Arkansas State Senator)
And so it
goes...
Arkansas school administrators continue their assault on ground breaking music and arts education legislation. But, it looks like the music folks will have the final say.
The Senate Education Committee unanimously passed an amendment to restore most of the key elements of Governor Huckabee's arts education plan. The bill now moves to the House for final vote.
Stay Tuned!
Arkansas school administrators continue their assault on ground breaking music and arts education legislation. But, it looks like the music folks will have the final say.
The Senate Education Committee unanimously passed an amendment to restore most of the key elements of Governor Huckabee's arts education plan. The bill now moves to the House for final vote.
Stay Tuned!
Posted: Wed - February 16, 2005 at 01:26 PM Email Feedback
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