Hi, everyone, NCL is considering the 2015 dates for Adult Education and Family Literacy week. In recent years this week has been designated as the third week of September. This year that week falls from September 21 to 26, 2015. Jeff Carter, NCL board president, and I are reaching out to you for your input on that week so that we can finalize the dates. If anyone has any concerns about September 21 to 26 as this year's AEFL week, kindly contact me by Friday, June 5, at 12 noon. Thank you in advance for your input! Margaret Margaret Patterson, PhD NCL board secretary Senior Researcher R-ALLY: Research Allies for Lifelong Learning Vienna, VA 703-399-5948 www.researchallies.org

September 22-23 are Yom Kippur. Wouldn't the following week be better? JoAnn JoAnn Weinberger Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee PAACE > On Jun 1, 2015, at 12:49 PM, margaret@researchallies.org wrote: > > Hi, everyone, > NCL is considering the 2015 dates for Adult Education and Family Literacy week. In recent years this week has been designated as the third week of September. This year that week falls from September 21 to 26, 2015. Jeff Carter, NCL board president, and I are reaching out to you for your input on that week so that we can finalize the dates. > > If anyone has any concerns about September 21 to 26 as this year's AEFL week, kindly contact me by Friday, June 5, at 12 noon. Thank you in advance for your input! > Margaret > > > Margaret Patterson, PhD > NCL board secretary > Senior Researcher > R-ALLY: Research Allies for Lifelong Learning > Vienna, VA > 703-399-5948 > www.researchallies.org > > _______________________________________________ > National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list > Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org > To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org

JoAnn, Yes — we talked about this — I’m sure I raised it — but ultimately I think we decided that since we had the whole week, AEFL Week events could be scheduled on other days that week. What do others think? No week works perfectly. Jewish holidays stretch into October for some. Rosh Hashanah, of course, is the week before. As for the week of the 28th, I believe there was a preference not to get into October, although I don’t think we felt strongly about it. We also looked at the 7th but I think this was seen as not optimal because of Labor Day. Jeff > On Jun 1, 2015, at 1:58 PM, JoAnn Weinberger <joann.weinberger@gmail.com> wrote: > > September 22-23 are Yom Kippur. Wouldn't the following week be better? > > JoAnn > > JoAnn Weinberger > Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee > PAACE > > > On Jun 1, 2015, at 12:49 PM, margaret@researchallies.org <mailto:margaret@researchallies.org> wrote: > >> Hi, everyone, >> NCL is considering the 2015 dates for Adult Education and Family Literacy week. In recent years this week has been designated as the third week of September. This year that week falls from September 21 to 26, 2015. Jeff Carter, NCL board president, and I are reaching out to you for your input on that week so that we can finalize the dates. >> >> If anyone has any concerns about September 21 to 26 as this year's AEFL week, kindly contact me by Friday, June 5, at 12 noon. Thank you in advance for your input! >> Margaret >> >> >> Margaret Patterson, PhD >> NCL board secretary >> Senior Researcher >> R-ALLY: Research Allies for Lifelong Learning >> Vienna, VA >> 703-399-5948 >> www.researchallies.org <http://www.researchallies.org/> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list >> Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> >> To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org>_______________________________________________ > National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list > Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org > To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org

October gets us into fall breaks for some programs, which are closed then. Jackie From: Members [mailto:members-bounces@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Carter Sent: Monday, June 01, 2015 3:10 PM To: JoAnn Weinberger Cc: members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org Subject: Re: [NCL Members] Adult Education and Family Literacy Week - input requested JoAnn, Yes — we talked about this — I’m sure I raised it — but ultimately I think we decided that since we had the whole week, AEFL Week events could be scheduled on other days that week. What do others think? No week works perfectly. Jewish holidays stretch into October for some. Rosh Hashanah, of course, is the week before. As for the week of the 28th, I believe there was a preference not to get into October, although I don’t think we felt strongly about it. We also looked at the 7th but I think this was seen as not optimal because of Labor Day. Jeff On Jun 1, 2015, at 1:58 PM, JoAnn Weinberger <joann.weinberger@gmail.com> wrote: September 22-23 are Yom Kippur. Wouldn't the following week be better? JoAnn JoAnn Weinberger Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee PAACE On Jun 1, 2015, at 12:49 PM, margaret@researchallies.org wrote: Hi, everyone, NCL is considering the 2015 dates for Adult Education and Family Literacy week. In recent years this week has been designated as the third week of September. This year that week falls from September 21 to 26, 2015. Jeff Carter, NCL board president, and I are reaching out to you for your input on that week so that we can finalize the dates. If anyone has any concerns about September 21 to 26 as this year's AEFL week, kindly contact me by Friday, June 5, at 12 noon. Thank you in advance for your input! Margaret Margaret Patterson, PhD NCL board secretary Senior Researcher R-ALLY: Research Allies for Lifelong Learning Vienna, VA 703-399-5948 www.researchallies.org <http://www.researchallies.org/> _______________________________________________ National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org _______________________________________________ National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org

Definitely, the week of Labor Day is not good. With folks starting up, again, the beginning of September, is a hard time. Then, you add folks being out an evening and 1-2 days for Rosh Hashona and an evening and day for Yom Kippur, it makes September more difficult no matter what. So, Jackie, you may be right that the last week in September won't work, so you need to stay with the recommended week. JoAnn Weinberger Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee PAACE Joann.weinberger@gmail.com 215-651-7852 > On Jun 1, 2015, at 3:51 PM, Jackie Taylor <jackie@jataylor.net> wrote: > > October gets us into fall breaks for some programs, which are closed then. > > Jackie > > From: Members [mailto:members-bounces@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Carter > Sent: Monday, June 01, 2015 3:10 PM > To: JoAnn Weinberger > Cc: members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org > Subject: Re: [NCL Members] Adult Education and Family Literacy Week - input requested > > JoAnn, > > Yes — we talked about this — I’m sure I raised it — but ultimately I think we decided that since we had the whole week, AEFL Week events could be scheduled on other days that week. What do others think? > > No week works perfectly. Jewish holidays stretch into October for some. Rosh Hashanah, of course, is the week before. As for the week of the 28th, I believe there was a preference not to get into October, although I don’t think we felt strongly about it. We also looked at the 7th but I think this was seen as not optimal because of Labor Day. > > Jeff > > On Jun 1, 2015, at 1:58 PM, JoAnn Weinberger <joann.weinberger@gmail.com> wrote: > > September 22-23 are Yom Kippur. Wouldn't the following week be better? > > JoAnn > > JoAnn Weinberger > Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee > PAACE > > > On Jun 1, 2015, at 12:49 PM, margaret@researchallies.org wrote: > > Hi, everyone, > NCL is considering the 2015 dates for Adult Education and Family Literacy week. In recent years this week has been designated as the third week of September. This year that week falls from September 21 to 26, 2015. Jeff Carter, NCL board president, and I are reaching out to you for your input on that week so that we can finalize the dates. > > If anyone has any concerns about September 21 to 26 as this year's AEFL week, kindly contact me by Friday, June 5, at 12 noon. Thank you in advance for your input! > Margaret > > > Margaret Patterson, PhD > NCL board secretary > Senior Researcher > R-ALLY: Research Allies for Lifelong Learning > Vienna, VA > 703-399-5948 > www.researchallies.org > > _______________________________________________ > National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list > Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org > To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org > _______________________________________________ > National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list > Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org > To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org >

Hi Everyone, A couple of years ago we conducted a poll asking those in the field which dates they preferred. This was because Senator Murray had gotten complaints from constituents in Washington that AEFL Week was too early in September and before their programs opened. Having heard similar feedback and because she was a cosponsor of the Senate Resolution, we polled practitioners in the field asking when was best for them. While I don’t recall there being a large response, the majority at that time favored the 3rd week in September. No single time is best. But it is definitely difficult to do anything at all if the week falls during a week when programs are closed. Hope that helps, Jackie From: JoAnn Weinberger [mailto:joann.weinberger@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, June 01, 2015 4:06 PM To: Jackie Taylor Cc: Jeff Carter; <members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> Subject: Re: [NCL Members] Adult Education and Family Literacy Week - input requested Definitely, the week of Labor Day is not good. With folks starting up, again, the beginning of September, is a hard time. Then, you add folks being out an evening and 1-2 days for Rosh Hashona and an evening and day for Yom Kippur, it makes September more difficult no matter what. So, Jackie, you may be right that the last week in September won't work, so you need to stay with the recommended week. JoAnn Weinberger Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee PAACE Joann.weinberger@gmail.com 215-651-7852 On Jun 1, 2015, at 3:51 PM, Jackie Taylor <jackie@jataylor.net> wrote: October gets us into fall breaks for some programs, which are closed then. Jackie From: Members [mailto:members-bounces@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Carter Sent: Monday, June 01, 2015 3:10 PM To: JoAnn Weinberger Cc: members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org Subject: Re: [NCL Members] Adult Education and Family Literacy Week - input requested JoAnn, Yes — we talked about this — I’m sure I raised it — but ultimately I think we decided that since we had the whole week, AEFL Week events could be scheduled on other days that week. What do others think? No week works perfectly. Jewish holidays stretch into October for some. Rosh Hashanah, of course, is the week before. As for the week of the 28th, I believe there was a preference not to get into October, although I don’t think we felt strongly about it. We also looked at the 7th but I think this was seen as not optimal because of Labor Day. Jeff On Jun 1, 2015, at 1:58 PM, JoAnn Weinberger <joann.weinberger@gmail.com> wrote: September 22-23 are Yom Kippur. Wouldn't the following week be better? JoAnn JoAnn Weinberger Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee PAACE On Jun 1, 2015, at 12:49 PM, margaret@researchallies.org wrote: Hi, everyone, NCL is considering the 2015 dates for Adult Education and Family Literacy week. In recent years this week has been designated as the third week of September. This year that week falls from September 21 to 26, 2015. Jeff Carter, NCL board president, and I are reaching out to you for your input on that week so that we can finalize the dates. If anyone has any concerns about September 21 to 26 as this year's AEFL week, kindly contact me by Friday, June 5, at 12 noon. Thank you in advance for your input! Margaret Margaret Patterson, PhD NCL board secretary Senior Researcher R-ALLY: Research Allies for Lifelong Learning Vienna, VA 703-399-5948 www.researchallies.org <http://www.researchallies.org/> _______________________________________________ National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org _______________________________________________ National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org

Thank you, Jackie for sharing this history. We did take that history into account (although I could not remember the reason why early September was not desirable until you reminded us), and in general we have always strived to avoid weeks that include Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur. (That’s why we look at it every year and haven’t simply set AEFL week as the third week of September into perpetuity...) It is a particularly challenging year this year because of Labor Day being so late and because of the way the other dates shake out (last year, for example, Yom Kippur was on a weekend.) Since Rosh Hashanah was the second week, and since it takes up two days, we thought the week of Yom Kippur was the least-bad option, with the understanding that this might limit the opportunities for events recognizing AEFL week around the country. I probably should have explained our rationale for the decision before sending out the proposed date for feedback. That’s my fault. Since I have received comments both on and off the list expressing concerns about designating AEFL Week that week, I’ve set up a quick poll for members to weigh in on this before making our final decision. I have included that last week of September. We initially rejected this — perhaps too quickly — because half of that week is in October, (and it’s not holiday-free, either), but maybe that will be the desired preference. http://goo.gl/forms/96iAiX7nFz <http://goo.gl/forms/96iAiX7nFz> Please indicate your preference by COB this coming Monday, June 8th. We are already pretty late in announcing it. Thanks! Jeff > On Jun 1, 2015, at 4:13 PM, Jackie Taylor <jackie@jataylor.net <mailto:jackie@jataylor.net>> wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > A couple of years ago we conducted a poll asking those in the field which dates they preferred. This was because Senator Murray had gotten complaints from constituents in Washington that AEFL Week was too early in September and before their programs opened. Having heard similar feedback and because she was a cosponsor of the Senate Resolution, we polled practitioners in the field asking when was best for them. While I don’t recall there being a large response, the majority at that time favored the 3rd week in September. No single time is best. But it is definitely difficult to do anything at all if the week falls during a week when programs are closed. > > Hope that helps, > > Jackie > > From: JoAnn Weinberger [mailto:joann.weinberger@gmail.com <mailto:joann.weinberger@gmail.com>] > Sent: Monday, June 01, 2015 4:06 PM > To: Jackie Taylor > Cc: Jeff Carter; <members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org>> > Subject: Re: [NCL Members] Adult Education and Family Literacy Week - input requested > > Definitely, the week of Labor Day is not good. With folks starting up, again, the beginning of September, is a hard time. Then, you add folks being out an evening and 1-2 days for Rosh Hashona and an evening and day for Yom Kippur, it makes September more difficult no matter what. So, Jackie, you may be right that the last week in September won't work, so you need to stay with the recommended week. > > JoAnn Weinberger > Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee > PAACE > > Joann.weinberger@gmail.com <mailto:Joann.weinberger@gmail.com> > 215-651-7852 > > > > > > > On Jun 1, 2015, at 3:51 PM, Jackie Taylor <jackie@jataylor.net <mailto:jackie@jataylor.net>> wrote: > >> October gets us into fall breaks for some programs, which are closed then. >> >> Jackie >> >> From: Members [mailto:members-bounces@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:members-bounces@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org>] On Behalf Of Jeff Carter >> Sent: Monday, June 01, 2015 3:10 PM >> To: JoAnn Weinberger >> Cc: members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> >> Subject: Re: [NCL Members] Adult Education and Family Literacy Week - input requested >> >> JoAnn, >> >> Yes — we talked about this — I’m sure I raised it — but ultimately I think we decided that since we had the whole week, AEFL Week events could be scheduled on other days that week. What do others think? >> >> No week works perfectly. Jewish holidays stretch into October for some. Rosh Hashanah, of course, is the week before. As for the week of the 28th, I believe there was a preference not to get into October, although I don’t think we felt strongly about it. We also looked at the 7th but I think this was seen as not optimal because of Labor Day. >> >> Jeff >> >>> On Jun 1, 2015, at 1:58 PM, JoAnn Weinberger <joann.weinberger@gmail.com <mailto:joann.weinberger@gmail.com>> wrote: >>> >>> September 22-23 are Yom Kippur. Wouldn't the following week be better? >>> >>> JoAnn >>> >>> JoAnn Weinberger >>> Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee >>> PAACE >>> >>> >>> On Jun 1, 2015, at 12:49 PM, margaret@researchallies.org <mailto:margaret@researchallies.org> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi, everyone, >>>> NCL is considering the 2015 dates for Adult Education and Family Literacy week. In recent years this week has been designated as the third week of September. This year that week falls from September 21 to 26, 2015. Jeff Carter, NCL board president, and I are reaching out to you for your input on that week so that we can finalize the dates. >>>> >>>> If anyone has any concerns about September 21 to 26 as this year's AEFL week, kindly contact me by Friday, June 5, at 12 noon. Thank you in advance for your input! >>>> Margaret >>>> >>>> >>>> Margaret Patterson, PhD >>>> NCL board secretary >>>> Senior Researcher >>>> R-ALLY: Research Allies for Lifelong Learning >>>> Vienna, VA >>>> 703-399-5948 >>>> www.researchallies.org <http://www.researchallies.org/> >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list >>>> Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> >>>> To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list >>> Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> >>> To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org>

Results of the poll: Strong majority favored keeping it the week of September 21st. Thanks for your help, Jeff > On Jun 5, 2015, at 2:08 PM, Jeff Carter <jeffcrtr@gmail.com> wrote: > > Thank you, Jackie for sharing this history. We did take that history into account (although I could not remember the reason why early September was not desirable until you reminded us), and in general we have always strived to avoid weeks that include Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur. (That’s why we look at it every year and haven’t simply set AEFL week as the third week of September into perpetuity...) > > It is a particularly challenging year this year because of Labor Day being so late and because of the way the other dates shake out (last year, for example, Yom Kippur was on a weekend.) Since Rosh Hashanah was the second week, and since it takes up two days, we thought the week of Yom Kippur was the least-bad option, with the understanding that this might limit the opportunities for events recognizing AEFL week around the country. I probably should have explained our rationale for the decision before sending out the proposed date for feedback. That’s my fault. > > Since I have received comments both on and off the list expressing concerns about designating AEFL Week that week, I’ve set up a quick poll for members to weigh in on this before making our final decision. I have included that last week of September. We initially rejected this — perhaps too quickly — because half of that week is in October, (and it’s not holiday-free, either), but maybe that will be the desired preference. > > http://goo.gl/forms/96iAiX7nFz <http://goo.gl/forms/96iAiX7nFz> > > Please indicate your preference by COB this coming Monday, June 8th. We are already pretty late in announcing it. > > Thanks! > > Jeff > > >> On Jun 1, 2015, at 4:13 PM, Jackie Taylor <jackie@jataylor.net <mailto:jackie@jataylor.net>> wrote: >> >> Hi Everyone, >> >> A couple of years ago we conducted a poll asking those in the field which dates they preferred. This was because Senator Murray had gotten complaints from constituents in Washington that AEFL Week was too early in September and before their programs opened. Having heard similar feedback and because she was a cosponsor of the Senate Resolution, we polled practitioners in the field asking when was best for them. While I don’t recall there being a large response, the majority at that time favored the 3rd week in September. No single time is best. But it is definitely difficult to do anything at all if the week falls during a week when programs are closed. >> >> Hope that helps, >> >> Jackie >> >> From: JoAnn Weinberger [mailto:joann.weinberger@gmail.com <mailto:joann.weinberger@gmail.com>] >> Sent: Monday, June 01, 2015 4:06 PM >> To: Jackie Taylor >> Cc: Jeff Carter; <members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org>> >> Subject: Re: [NCL Members] Adult Education and Family Literacy Week - input requested >> >> Definitely, the week of Labor Day is not good. With folks starting up, again, the beginning of September, is a hard time. Then, you add folks being out an evening and 1-2 days for Rosh Hashona and an evening and day for Yom Kippur, it makes September more difficult no matter what. So, Jackie, you may be right that the last week in September won't work, so you need to stay with the recommended week. >> >> JoAnn Weinberger >> Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee >> PAACE >> >> Joann.weinberger@gmail.com <mailto:Joann.weinberger@gmail.com> >> 215-651-7852 >> >> >> >> >> >> >> On Jun 1, 2015, at 3:51 PM, Jackie Taylor <jackie@jataylor.net <mailto:jackie@jataylor.net>> wrote: >> >>> October gets us into fall breaks for some programs, which are closed then. >>> >>> Jackie >>> >>> From: Members [mailto:members-bounces@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:members-bounces@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org>] On Behalf Of Jeff Carter >>> Sent: Monday, June 01, 2015 3:10 PM >>> To: JoAnn Weinberger >>> Cc: members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> >>> Subject: Re: [NCL Members] Adult Education and Family Literacy Week - input requested >>> >>> JoAnn, >>> >>> Yes — we talked about this — I’m sure I raised it — but ultimately I think we decided that since we had the whole week, AEFL Week events could be scheduled on other days that week. What do others think? >>> >>> No week works perfectly. Jewish holidays stretch into October for some. Rosh Hashanah, of course, is the week before. As for the week of the 28th, I believe there was a preference not to get into October, although I don’t think we felt strongly about it. We also looked at the 7th but I think this was seen as not optimal because of Labor Day. >>> >>> Jeff >>> >>>> On Jun 1, 2015, at 1:58 PM, JoAnn Weinberger <joann.weinberger@gmail.com <mailto:joann.weinberger@gmail.com>> wrote: >>>> >>>> September 22-23 are Yom Kippur. Wouldn't the following week be better? >>>> >>>> JoAnn >>>> >>>> JoAnn Weinberger >>>> Co-Chair, Public Policy Committee >>>> PAACE >>>> >>>> >>>> On Jun 1, 2015, at 12:49 PM, margaret@researchallies.org <mailto:margaret@researchallies.org> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi, everyone, >>>>> NCL is considering the 2015 dates for Adult Education and Family Literacy week. In recent years this week has been designated as the third week of September. This year that week falls from September 21 to 26, 2015. Jeff Carter, NCL board president, and I are reaching out to you for your input on that week so that we can finalize the dates. >>>>> >>>>> If anyone has any concerns about September 21 to 26 as this year's AEFL week, kindly contact me by Friday, June 5, at 12 noon. Thank you in advance for your input! >>>>> Margaret >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Margaret Patterson, PhD >>>>> NCL board secretary >>>>> Senior Researcher >>>>> R-ALLY: Research Allies for Lifelong Learning >>>>> Vienna, VA >>>>> 703-399-5948 >>>>> www.researchallies.org <http://www.researchallies.org/> >>>>> >>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>> National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list >>>>> Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> >>>>> To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list >>>> Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <mailto:Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org> >>>> To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org <http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org>