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National School Choice Week


Join thousands of Americans from all backgrounds on January 22-28, 2012 for National School Choice Week. Go to http://www.schoolchoiceweek.com to find out how you can participate.

HCREO proudly supports National School Choice Week

Sean's Dance Factory offering free dance class in honor of NSCW please call 561-434-0082 located at 1263 S. Military Trail, Suite 1, West Palm Beach, FL 3341

Ny's Finest offering haircut specials in honor of NSCW on Tuesday 1/24/2012 for more information call 561-642-7200 or visit Ny's Finest at 3050 Jog Road Greenacres, Fl 33463.

HCREO thanks Sushi Jo for joining us in celebrating National School Choice Week. Friday 1/27/2010 
Please join us!

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2012 HCREO Legislative Updates

Legislative Activities

Brief snapshot of last week’s legislative activities.

1.   The State Budget and other Statewide Policy Issues
What's New I– Session opens with State of the State Address by Governor
Monday's State of the State address (copy attached) by Governor Jan Brewer was generally light on policy specifics and heavy on State Centennial reveling and fed bashing. After celebrating Arizona’s heritage and history, Ms. Brewer vowed to continue the traditions that made Arizona great in its first century and vowed that Arizona will remain the last frontier of opportunity. 

2.   Election-related Issues
As expected, Senator Ron Gould (R, LD 3), an outspoken conservative from Lake Havasu City, officially threw his hat in the ring for the open seat in CD 4. Gould will make a formidable candidate but faces solid primary opposition from the other announced contenders, Congressman Paul Gosar (who is switching districts) and Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu. Gould doesn’t intend to resign his Senate seat while he runs for Congress.

3.  SB 1047 Legislative Update

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We are the only national public policy Hispanic organization dedicated solely to K-12 education reform, who is willing to speak out on behalf of parents and children. A review of the data and research available, combined with the 2000 census data, confirms the extreme crisis in Hispanic student achievement. Currently, Hispanics are the most undereducated minority group in the United States.