On February 15, 2013, the Nassau County Council of School Superintendents (NCCSS) hosted a conference on our Long Island Schools.  We have summarized the event into two parts, with the first segment sent to members last week and the second to be sent over the week of 2/25/13.  Visit our blog to see the facts and figures provided at the event.   Head on over to --> http://rvcta.blogspot.com/ .

This came from Barbara Weltman, Esq. an attorney based in Millwood NY and was written in a publication called Bottom Line/Personal.

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