The SeymourPundit: Education Revolution Tour Event

Friday, January 21, 2011

Education Revolution Tour Event

FYI. Info from Julia Ottenweller in Brown County:

American 15-year-olds rank 35^th out of 57 countries in math and literacy-behind almost all industrialized nations.

America shouldn't be 35^th in anything. It's time to make America a global leader in education.

On Friday, January 28, the Indianapolis Tea Party will co-host an exciting FREE town hall in Indianapolis with Fox News Channel commentator Dick Morris and WIBC's Greg Garrison.

Special guest, Dick Morris, political author and conservative commentator, will be the featured speaker at the town hall. You will also hear from a panel of other guests on the subject of school choice.

You can register for this FREE, ticketed event HERE. To attend a VIP Reception with Dick Morris, CLICK HERE.

This is your chance to be a part of the revolution to make America a global leader in educational excellence. You will have the chance to participate in the discussion by asking Dick Morris and Greg Garrison your town hall questions at The Education Revolution - Restoring American Exceptionalism.

The Education Revolution is not a partisan issue-it's an American issue. And our nation's future depends on it! Together, we can restore America's Exceptionalism in education.

Friday, January 28

7:30 PM - 9:00 PM

Westin Indianapolis Hotel
50 S. Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46204

RSVP here

Parking:

www.indy.org/files/map/DTParkMap_c052208.pdf

Quick Links...

Our Website

Contact Information
info@indianapolisteaparty.com

No comments:

Post a Comment

Welcome!

Welcome Seymour/Jackson County bloggers! I decided that it was time to venture out into another one of the lanes on the information superhighway and put together this blog. It seems that some of the folks that I have been bombarding with emails about the ongoing political craziness don't appreciate me filling up their email boxes (rightfully so, I guess).So I have established this blog as a way to communicate some of the wealth of information that I look at on a regular basis.

This marvel called the Internet gives us a wonderful opportunity to communicate mass quantities of information so quickly and efficiently. And in today's political environment it is having a profound impact, as we witnessed in last week's election.

In the days of the founding of this Republic, the citizens established Committees of Correspondence in order to keep informed of what was happening in each of the Colonies but they were hampered by the weeks and months that it took to get a written communique throughout the country.

Today we can send such much more info in milliseconds and it is making a difference!So that is my mission here - to provide info and correspondence to those who are concerned with the direction of our beloved Republic. I hope you join with me, I intend to leave the comments section open (for now), so let me know your thoughts. Hopefully you will find the things talked about here and the links provided to be of some benefit.