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By TEA President Beth Brown ||
In May 1996, as I sat on the football field at Grundy County High School awaiting my diploma, Superintendent Ronnie Fults said to my senior class, “Don’t forget your raisin’.”
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REGISTER TODAY for TEA Association Representative Retreats!
I am a high school educator who is involved in local politics, and I have attended TEA’s Civication in the past. I fully understand and appreciate how important it is to vote for pro-public education candidates.
At its next meeting, the State Board of Education will be considering policy changes regarding students’ plans of study for high school and beyond.