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National Student Involvement Report
SoundOut.org Introduction
This report is a special contribution to SoundOut.org by the Kentucky Department
of Education and its author, Zachariah Webb. While its title is
Kentucky-specific, it serves the important role of giving a national scope to
student involvement in state-level decision-making.
Author
Acknowledgements/Sources
The following
individuals deserve many thanks for their assistance with this report:
Harry Gamble, Alaska
Department of Education and Early Development
Greg Geeting,
California State Board of Education
Pam Bergin & Elizabeth
Rivera, Connecticut State Department of Education
Lana Mito, Hawai‘i
Department of Education
Lee Patton, Illinois
State Board of Education
Jeff Zaring, Indiana
Department of Education
Bev Adams, Iowa
Department of Education
Carolyn Witt Jones,
Partnership for Kentucky Schools
Barbara Freiberg,
Louisiana State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education
Shawn Stelow, Maryland
State Department of Education
Lisa Bishop, Maryland
Governor’s Office on Service and Volunteerism
Donna Taylor,
Massachusetts Department of Education
Gaye Sorenson,
Minnesota Department of Children, Families, & Learning
Joy Milam, Mississippi
Department of Education
Ben Smilowitz,
Missouri Office of the Governor
Steve Meloy, Montana
Board of Public Education
Derek Duncan, former
Montana student board member
LaDonna Bird, Nevada
Department of Education
Marjan Hajibandeh,
current Nevada student board member
New Jersey State Board
of Education Office
Betsy West, North
Carolina State Board of Education (even though she is a Duke fan)
Reginold Hollie, North
Carolina Office of the Governor
Phyllis Childers,
Tennessee Department of Education
Julie Perrey,
Tennessee Office of the Governor
Charity Clark, Vermont
Office of the Governor
Dr. Cynthia Cave,
Virginia Department of Education
Patty Martin,
Washington Department of Education
Lacey Androsko,
current Washington student board member
Brooke & Kati Haycock,
Education Trust
Diane Piché, Citizens’
Commission on Civil Rights
Thanks to the many not
listed here who took the time to return phone calls, emails, and provide
information about their state.
Thanks to all the
Kentucky Department of Education staff who consulted and assisted with this
report.
EXPLORE THE REPORT
Overview
Summary of findings
State-by-state-analysis
Sources & acknowledgements
View
the entire report online
(printable)
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