June 4, 2014: AFC Daily News Clips – morning
edition
Good morning:
Fun fact, $4.5 million will
buy a :30 TV ad during the 2015 Super Bowl, but $4.5 million couldn’t buy a single state senator
for the Alabama Education Association. That’s right, last night AEA managed
one Senate runoff, but otherwise went home pretty much empty handed after
spending $4.5 million. More details can be found in this memo.
What else can $4.5 million buy? Tweet me your ideas and we’ll feature the best idea later this afternoon.
Matt
Tweet of the morning:
American Federation for Children
Release: Alabama Educational Choice Candidates Prevail http://bit.ly/1iSH4dl
Memo: Alabama Primary Election Results & Union Defeat http://bit.ly/1uh0zDS
School Choice News
The Birmingham News:
Alabama 2014 primaries: Results for congressional and state races http://bit.ly/1x6OgMC
National Review: Obama administration’s war on
vouchers rolls on http://bit.ly/S8pyuH
Watchdog: School choice programs can –but don’t
always – create extra regulations for private schools http://bit.ly/1p6rsIo
Redefined: Mario realizes his potential after
receiving a school choice scholarship http://bit.ly/1l5nC1j
Charter Schools News
The Tennessean: School board takes steps for proposed
charter school http://tnne.ws/1i0ePJO
ICYMI
Book: “Opportunity
and Hope” by Naomi Schaefer Riley. Ten stories of lives changed through
scholarships to private schools. http://bit.ly/1x6SPGF
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Matt
Frendewey
National
Communications Director
American
Federation for Children | Alliance for School Choice
@mattfrendewey @SchoolChoiceNow | 202-280-1978
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