The AWSP on Political Action
David Montague, a principal out of Kennewick, wrote a commentary for the Spring 2008 edition of The Principal News talking about the reasons that school administrators should be active in the political process. It’s a good read for teachers as well, and I’m thinking that I might try some of his ideas with candidates from my legislative district.
You can’t find the article on-line, regrettably, but Jerry Bender, director of governmental relations for the AWSP, keeps a blog here that "covers" legislative issues. (memo to Jerry: no posts since January? C'mon, man, there's action out there!)
Given the realities of today, I think that engagement is more important than ever. I'm glad that the professional organizations make Olympia accessible.
Read more here, if any.
You can’t find the article on-line, regrettably, but Jerry Bender, director of governmental relations for the AWSP, keeps a blog here that "covers" legislative issues. (memo to Jerry: no posts since January? C'mon, man, there's action out there!)
Given the realities of today, I think that engagement is more important than ever. I'm glad that the professional organizations make Olympia accessible.
Labels: AWSP, Jerry Bender, legislature, politics
Read more here, if any.