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ACSA’s Governmental Relations team luncheon update at the Leadership Summit with Sr. Director of Governmental Relations Iván Carrillo, and legislative advocates, Dorothy Johnson and Serette Kaminski. This year the lunch panel was facilitated by ACSA Sr. Director of Marketing & Communications Naj Alikhan. Key points to note include recognition that a new set of legislators could change the landscape for education. - Representatives are much more reflective of the state of California, especially in terms of gender. - dissolving the department of education is not realistic as it requires 60 votes to pass, and that does not seem likely at this time. -Waiting to see who is going to be in charge of state policy and what the new legislators will decide to champion. - Best way to advocate: know who your policy committee representatives are. If you know about new legislators and have relationships with them, please connect with ACSA.

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Dr. Fran Hansell

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Very informative thank you!

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