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		<title>Planning a brighter future for students and public education</title>
		<description><![CDATA[by Brian Washington/photo courtesy of JCCSEA Colorado Thousands of educators are visiting Washington, DC to shape the future of the National Education Association and America’s public schools. The 2012 National Education Association Annual Meeting and Representative Assembly (RA) kicks off today, Wednesday, June 27, and runs through Thursday, July 5. The event is taking place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The RA is the highest decision-making body within the over 3.2 million-member NEA. With over 9,000 delegates, the RA is also the world&#8217;s largest democratic deliberative body. To read more about the 2012 NEA Annual Meeting and Representative Assembly, click here, where you will find some of the most frequently asked questions about the RA. Check back with EdVotes next week where we’ll be bringing you coverage of events and activism happening throughout the RA. Join Education Votes to get the latest updates about news and events shaping public education in this country.]]></description>
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