Make your voices heard.
Tell the Secretary of Education, Governor of Alabama, and your State and U.S. Representatives that social studies education is vital to the welfare of our country and people. The SSCA has the letters here for you. All you have to do is download one or all of the letters, sign, and mail them. If you wish to create your own letters, we have the addresses here for you too.
Help us save social studies education in the schools! Please send your letters today.
- Letter to Rep. Robert B. Aderholt {doc}
- Letter to Rep. Spencer Bachus {doc}
- Letter to Gov. Bentley {doc}
- Letter to Rep. Mo Brooks {doc}
- Letter to U.S. Ed. Sec. Arne Duncan {doc}
- Letter Rep. Martha Roby {doc}
- Letter_to_Rep.-Mike-Rogers {doc}
- Letter to Sen. Jeff Sessions {doc}
- Letter to Rep. Terri Sewell {doc}
- Letter to Sen. Richard Shelby {doc}
- State of Alabama Letter Campaign Addresses
Letter from Governor Bentley’s Office
November 2, 2011
Dear Mrs. Chesser:
Thank you for your letter which I received today regarding social studies education in Alabama. I have forwarded your concerns to a member of my policy staff for their review.
I appreciate your dedication to such an important issue in our children’s lives. A thorough understanding of social studies is critical to the continuation of our democracy. It is my hope that all of Alabama’s children will be given every opportunity to succeed in all areas of study.
Hearing from the people of Alabama is the best way for me to know which issues are affecting the daily lives of the citizens of this great state. Thank you for taking the time to share your concerns with me.
Sincerely,
Robert Bentley
Governor
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