[TGE-mail] Fwd: School Forum Program: Business & Philanthropy

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This program is scheduled for tomorrow, Nov. 2nd.  There was an article about it in this morning's South City Journal.



"St. Louis Metropolitan Children's Agenda" <vcr at visionforchildren.org> wrote: 
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 11:23:39 -0500 (EST)
From: "St. Louis Metropolitan Children's Agenda" vcr at visionforchildren.org
Subject: School Forum Program: Business & Philanthropy


  

The Business and Philanthropic Sectors: Views on Public Education in St. Louis
Join the St. Louis Metropolitan Children's Agenda and Vision for Children at Risk for our fourth forum in the series “A Public Dialogue on Public Education.” 

Thursday, November 2, 2006
2:30 PM
The Engineers' Club of St. Louis
4359 Lindell Boulevard 
The fourth forum in the series, "A Public Dialogue on Public Education", will be the second of the stakeholder forums. This forum will highlight the business and philanthropic sectors. Representatives of the business and philanthropic communities will present their perspectives on public education in the City of St. Louis, identifying what they see as critical issues related to the schools and outlining their interests and needs related to support of public education. Presenters and panelists will include: 
• Linda Aitch, Director of Community Investment, Grtr. St. Louis Community Foundation 
• Lou Fusz, Jr., President, Lou Fusz Automotive Network 
• Deborah Patterson, President, Monsanto Fund 
• Tony Thompson, President & CEO, Kwame Building Group, Inc. 
RSVP: Admission is free, but registration is required. Please RSVP to Belinda Boston at 314-534-6015 or blboston at visionforchildren.org.


(The Engineers' Club is in the Central West End on the north side of Lindell Boulevard between Boyle and Newstead Avenues. It is in the block immediately east of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis (New Cathedral). There is ample parking behind and to the east of the building. Turn into the parking lot off of Lindell Blvd. at the east end of the Engineers' Club building.) 
“A Public Dialogue on Public Education” will continue with a series of forums approximately every two weeks through the 2006-2007 school year. These forums are intended to promote constructive community dialogue, provide needed data and information, and develop effective strategies to advance quality public education in the City of St. Louis. 
The next forum in the series on November 16 will feature stakeholders representing local government and community organizations. 

Richard Patton 
St. Louis Metropolitan Children's Agenda 



email: rhpatton at visionforchildren.org 
phone: (314) 534-6015 
web: http://www.visionforchildren.org 


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