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New Mexico: Albuquerque Public School Board to Punish JROTC Students by Playing Politics

Wednesday, June 6, 2018

New Mexico: Albuquerque Public School Board to Punish JROTC Students by Playing Politics

Tonight, the Albuquerque Public School Board is scheduled to vote on a resolution that would put an end to any funding that its JROTC program can receive from the NRA Foundation.  Regardless of the School Board’s political leanings and opinion of Second Amendment rights, this move only punishes those students who are seeking to better themselves and their peers through the JROTC program.  The funding to be denied is raised locally and distributed by law-abiding residents of the Albuquerque area, and has helped to build JROTC into a program that strengthens character and leadership among today’s youth.

Board of Education Meeting
Wednesday, June 6, 2018 5:00pm
John Milne Community Board Room
Alice and Bruce King Education Complex
6400 Uptown Blvd NE.

NRA Members are encouraged to attend this hearing and strongly oppose this resolution, and urge the School Board members to stop playing politics at the expense of its student JROTC participants.  Members should arrive by 4:30pm and sign up to speak during the public forum period.  Please also contact the ABQ Public School Board in opposition to this resolution immediately.

Albuquerque Board of Education:

President David Peercy
(505) 880-3729
[email protected]

Vice President Lorenzo Garcia
(505) 880-3729
[email protected]

Board Member Yolanda Montoya-Cordova
(505) 880-3729
[email protected]

Board Member Peggy Muller-Aragon
(505) 880-3729
[email protected]

Board Member Barbara Petersen
(505) 880-3729
[email protected]

Board Member Candelaria Patterson
(505) 880-3729
[email protected]

Board Member Elizabeth Armijo
(505) 880-3729
[email protected]

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