Stand For Children* and EEP have merged, John Legend is joining the board of Stand’s leadership center. You can hear him discuss that and learn more here.
And here’s a fun site – Voices for the Planet – with videos from students about climate change.
*BW works with Stand.
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November 23rd, 2011 at 3:47 am
So, astroturfed Stand joins EEP’s Roemer, Spellings, Rhee and Klein. What? Am I supposed to perform handstands and jump for joy? What I really like about this new power team is how they have actively recruited tens of thousands of classroom teachers.
Tens of teachers?
One?