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Arizona Senator Kelli Ward, Education Committee Chair, Introduces Bill to Help Struggling Readers/Students with Dyslexia in Public Schools and to Ensure Fiscal Accountability

2/3/2015

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We are so excited to announce that on February 2, 2015, Senator Kelli Ward, Chair of the Arizona Senate Education Committee, introduced a bill, SB 1461, to help struggling readers and students with dyslexia in public schools throughout Arizona.  

We hope you can join us at the Capitol when the Senate Education Committee prepares to consider the bill.  As soon as we know the date and time, we'll send out a Campaign Action Alert.  It's extremely important that we show up in numbers to show everyone that this is a bill that people truly will support.   

Register Your Support

When you come to the Capitol, you can officially register your support for the bill by entering your name and other information into a special database at a kiosk in the lobby.  If you cannot make it to the Capitol, but you would like to register your support for the bill, please send us an email and we'll do it for you when we're there.  All we need is your name and email address.  Please send it to:  [email protected].

Other ways to TAKE ACTION

Please check out our "Take Action" page to learn about the other ways you can help ensure passage of this important bill.


We hope to see you soon!




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2/15/2015 08:26:38 pm

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    Jenifer Kasten
    Parent of child with dyslexia
    DDAZ Leader of Advocacy and Public Policy

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