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THE COUNCIL
Dr. Thomas L. Rogers
Executive Director
7 Elk Street
Third Floor
Albany, NY 12207
(518) 449-1063
(518) 426-2229 (fax)

Fall Conference 2008: "Connecting Quality Curriculum to Manage Success"

October 5-7, 2008: Saratoga Springs, NY

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Connect and Learn at:

Presentations by Jay McTighe, Dr. Andrew Hargreaves, and Dr. Phillip Schlechty
Leadership Theory & Practice Seminars
New Superintendents Institute
Networking Breakfast

Seminars have limited space. Register now to secure a seat!

	2007-2008 Annual Report (9/2/08)
	Job Opportunity: NYSCOSS General Counsel (8/28/08)
	From the Bench - Superintendent Residency (8/19/08)
	Council News Release: Reaction to Property Tax Commission Report (6/3/08)
	Council Testimony: Senate Hearing on Preparing Youth for the 21st Century Workplace (5/28/08)

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	Governor announces resignation of Manuel Rivera (8/19/08)
	Preliminary Report of Property Tax Cap Commission (6/2/08)
	Commissioner Mills' Statement on Pension Waivers (5/22/08)
	Hidden Consequences -- Report on Tax Caps in Massachusetts (5/21/08)
	Commissioner Mills' Report to the Regents -- may 2008 (5/19/08)

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LATEST NEWS

	Schools mandated to report students' body mass index (9/5)
	State hearings to study school property taxes (9/5)
	On First Day of School, Bloomberg Promotes Mayoral Control (9/3)
	Rising food costs bite into school lunches (9/3)
	School districts struggling with high cost of fuel (9/3)
	Editorial: Fix the No Child Left Behind law (9/2)
	As Food Costs Rise, So Do School Lunch Prices (8/25)
	Opinion: The clamor for property-tax relief isn't going away (8/25)
	Manuel Rivera resigns from Governor's office (8/20)
	Paterson, Suozzi: State needs a property tax cap and the people support it (8/19)

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