St. Helena Reception
For those of you who are concerned about the future of education in Napa Valley and California, below is an invitation to meet candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson.
Tom has been a teacher and a legislator so he knows both what is needed in the classroom and how to get it done in Sacramento. Tom has some great new ideas on how to fix education in our state and I think you will find listening to Tom's view on how to help our kids will be well worth the time spent.
Please stop by and meet Tom if you can.
Chuck
Chuck McMinn
cordially invites you to join him and his
HOST COMMITTEE
Senator Pat Wiggins
Assemblymember Wes Chesbro
Assemblymember Noreen Evans
District Attorney Gary Lieberstein
Superintendent Barbara Nemko
Barry and Tracy Schuler
at a reception honoring
California State Assemblymember
Tom Torlakson
Candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction
on
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
at
Vineyard 29
2929 St. Helena Highway North, St. Helena
For additional information, or to R.S.V.P.
call Gloria Omania at 925-682-9998 or
click here to RSVP for this event
Tom Torlakson is not just a teacher and policymaker. We know he is an excellent problem-solver who knows how to bring people together to find solutions to difficult problems. Tom has worked hard to give schools the funding they need to ensure academic achievement, close the achievement gap, reduce the dropout rate, and improve student nutrition and physical education. Please make a special effort to support Tom. He needs the resources to reach millions of California voters and build on his campaign’s momentum. He also needs people like you to spread the word about his campaign to your friends, colleagues, and networks. Join us in supporting Tom to be our next Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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