Take advantage of the last days of summer

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Dear Friends:

Are you looking at the last days of summer and wondering where it all went? There’s still time! Whether school has started in your area or not, you can still take advantage of the long days and make the most of it:

Enjoy a Good Read! The Summer edition of your Occasional Letter to Friends has just been published! [[link removed]] The 110th in a long line of CER Letters to Friends, will tell you precisely what must be done to ensure our nation is led at the national, state and local level by people who understand great education matters to our nation, its security and the future of all its people.

Try a new Podcast! Follow the #SummertimewithCER series as we rewind the best conversations of the year on Reality Check with Jeanne Allen [[link removed]]. Check out these "best of" episodes and you'll want to subscribe so you won't miss out on topics like: the “re-segregation” of American schools, Union battles and political roadblocks, creating innovative opportunities to build a different type of education system, and more.

Stay Informed! Invest in keeping up to date with the latest news and topics on edreform and subscribe to CER's weekly Newswire [[link removed]]. You can catch up on past reports on our website and make sure you go into the school year with the knowledge you need to make it successful and productive.

So, whether you’re laying on a beach, getting the kids off to their first day of school, or at work, take a few minutes to read what’s vital [[link removed]] in the world of education, catch up on the best episodes of Reality Check with Jeanne Allen [[link removed]], and stay informed by subscribing to our weekly Newswire [[link removed]].

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