CASB President Lyndon Burnett

Message from the Board President
Thanks to all of you who attended the CASB Convention Dec. 3-6, and a special thanks to Bill Bregar for his leadership as CASB president the past year. CASB received great feedback from members about the Convention. Now let's take what we learned and apply it to our Board work. We have many challenges ahead of us, but I know if we work together and with CASB's help, we will get through these difficult times. Let us keep our heads high and stay focused on what's best for kids in all of our districts.Quick Links
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CASB Highlights
- Get plugged in. Enhance and practice your legislative advocacy skills by attending the CASB Winter Legislative Conference, Feb. 18-19.
- CASB provides support for budget cutting process. Three-part Webinar helps with tough decision-making. Part 1 Feb. 10.
- Colorado waits to hear on Race to the Top application.
- Lobato v. State of Colorado school finance lawsuit moves forward. Please consider contributing to the legal team expenses. Review our Lobato summary.
- New School Board Member Leadership Workbook available online.
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CASB is offering a new service for the 2010 legislative session. You can now follow us on Twitter to receive legislative updates on all things that affect CASB members and public education in Colorado. Go to www.twitter.com/CASBCapTweets or visit our Twitter information page to learn more. - CASB Great Governing Blog
Check out this resource focused on helping new board members and governing teams.
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The 2010 Colorado Legislature is underway. Stay connected to education at the Statehouse through CASB's Legislative Action Center. CASB can help you be an advocate for students and our public schools.

