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Legislative advocacy regional meetings
Legislative Advocacy Regional MeetingsRegister today and make plans to attend this year’s legislative advocacy regional meetings of the South Carolina School Boards Association. Meeting participants will:
dotpreview legislative issues such as education funding that are likely to top the General Assembly’s agenda in 2009;
dotlearn how the November general elections could impact the legislative landscape; and,
dotdiscover how united and diverse voices can make a difference in advocating for public schools.
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SCSBA now accepting membership applications
Become an Associate, Special Associate or Affiliate Member of SCSBA.  Membership is now underway for FY 2008-2009.  JOIN NOW!
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South Carolina election 2008
The rosters are set for candidates seeking election for SC Senate and House seats in 2008. School board members are encouraged to vote in the November 4 general election.
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Parliamentary pointers
Ask Paul Krohne your parliamentary questions!

 

School Law Conference
School Law Conference
Knowledge of legal and legislative mandates is a crucial component for every school board member when making decisions for their school districts. SCSBA’s School Law Conference brings together board members, school administrators and the attorneys who advise them to discuss a wide range of legal and regulatory issues that impact public schools.
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