our schoolchildren couldn't attend school and teachers couldn't teach without the efforts of these valuable school personnel. Personnel like Al Hart, District Information Services Coordinator for Reed School District in southern Marin County. Mr. Hart was recognized this year as the Marin County classified school employee of the year. His hard work and that of other school employees in the rest of the 6th district of California, and the rest of the country should be recognized. Classified school employees work with teachers and administrators to ensure that our schools are safe and healthy places. Their contributions are invaluable and can be recognized today and every day. That's why I urge my colleagues to join me in supporting H. Res. 376 to thank classified school employees for their work and to recognize them for their efforts.
Lynn C. Woolsey: “our schoolchildren couldn't attend school and teachers couldn't teach without the efforts of these valuable school…”
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Recognizing the contributions of classified school employees and supporting H. Res. 376.
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