Remedial education reform forum, tomorrow MARCH 21ST,11 am to 1 pm in the Capitol in Hartford, Room 310 (Old Judiciary Room).

Dear friends, Our policy forum on remedial education is tomorrow at the Capitol. Access to higher education is a key component to create opportunity for low income families in Connecticut, and remedial education is often the first step for many new students when they enroll in college. Getting this right is, as a result, a crucial building block in our education system. Getting this reform right can potentially make a huge difference in the lives of many families.  Hope to see you tomorrow at the Capitol.   Remedial education reform forum, tomorrow The developmental education forum is tomorrow!  We will be hosting a forum on remedial education reform and college access at the Capitol, 11 am to 1 pm. The main focus will be Connecticut´s developmental education reform, PA 12-40, with a special focus on its impact on low-income and adult students. CAHS will present the findings of our new report: "Developmental Education Reform: Ensuring Success for All in Connecticut" Speakers: David Levinson, Vice President for Community Colleges, Board of Regents. Susan Bickerstaff, Postdoctoral Research Associate, CCRC- Columbia. Roger Senserrich, Policy Coordinator, CAHS. Senator Beth Bye, Chair, appropiations committee. Representative Douglas McCrory, Deputy Majority Leader.   The forum will take place tomorrow March 21st from 11 am to 1 pm in the Capitol in Hartford, Room 310 (Old Judiciary Room).    Click here to add this event to your calendar.  RSVP via e-mail here, or on our Facebook event page. Registration at the door is available, but seating is limited. Roger Senserrich Policy Coordinator Connecticut Association for Human Services 110 Bartholomew Ave. Suite 4030 Hartford, CT   06106    860-951-2212 x247 860-951-6511 (Fax)      A Century of Strengthening Connecticut Children, Families and Communities The Family Economic Success (FES) Network shares information and mobilizes on policy issues that improve the lives of low-income children and families.    Connecticut Association for Human Services (CAHS) coordinates the FES Network. CAHS works to end poverty, and to engage, equip, and empower all families in Connecticut to build a secure future. Your financial support is most welcome. To donate, please click here.   To subscribe or unsubscribe, or if you have information that you would like to share through the FES Network, call Roger Senserrich, Policy Coordinator, at (860) 951-2212, ext. 247, or e-mail rsenserrich@cahs.org.

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