The Atlasian Caucus for Improved Education (ACIE)

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Congrats

[RIP Robert H Bork]

Too bad I missed the vote. But congratulations to tmthforu94 and oakvale, I hope you will work together very well in heading this group.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

...and?

[Oakvale]

...and?

Don't worry, I've noticed that inactivity is pretty much the norm for all pressure groups and the like here.

That said, tmthforu and I discussd some education-related stuff  recently, so that's something.

[tmthforu94]

I apologize, I briefly got sidetracked.
As Oakvale said, we have had several discussions on possible improvements, and we both plan on using our positions to help further this cause. I began working on a possible reform bill in the Mideast that could potentially be spread to the other regions, with some minor changes for each region.

[tmthforu94]

Statement from the President...

Oakvale and I have continued to work on ways to improve this caucus and make it actually worthwhile. Recently, a bill was introduced in the Pacific Statue regarding education, and I commend Oakvale for making an effort.

With elections coming up very soon, this caucus will not be making any official endorsements. Why? Because we all know that caucus endorsements really don't matter other than something for the candidates to brag about.

However, members of this caucus still believe education is a very important issue facing Atlasia and must be addressed. That is why we are inviting all candidates running for a position on any level of government to say a few words here regarding their ideas and positions on education. I'm sure the statements made by the candidates will have some effect on our vote.

Thank you!

[Oakvale]

Follow-up to President Tmthforu's statement, as given by caucus Vice-President Oakvale...

Hello, Presidential candidates! The recent issues Presidential elections are fought on have been based around the idea of game reform, but that's not the only kind of reform that matters. Simply put, what, if any, are your ideas for education reform?

PS: Oh, also, I've introduced what I think is a fairly decent bill into my region's legislature, providing incentives for students to take math and science courses in college, although it's since been amended since Ebowed took some umbrage with the tone .