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Teach NYS

http://www.teachnys.org

Teach NYS is working to ensure that students, parents, administrators and teachers of all schools, including independent and religious schools, have resources sufficient to meet the day-to-day reality of securing the fullest educational opportunities possible.

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Michael D. Tobman
Executive Director
mdtobman@teachnys.org

Phone: (718) 859-4245

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Luncheon with Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker
February 8, 2012
James Madison Institute

Failing State Experiments: Taxing Their Way Into Poverty
February 8, 2012
Show-Me Institute

American Experiment 2.0 Reception
February 8, 2012
Center of the American Experiment

Obama's Education Takeover with author Lance T. Izumi
February 8, 2012
Pacific Research Institute

Foundations for American Leadership Class
February 9, 2012
Alabama Policy Institute

Founders' Night Dinner
February 9, 2012
Independence Institute

School Choice Breakfast w/ Jay Greene
February 13, 2012
Idaho Freedom Foundation

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