School Business Insider Does Advocacy Work? Lessons from ASBO New York Advocacy Day
In this episode of School Business Insider, host John Brucato is joined by Dr. Ron Clamser of Putnam Northern Westchester BOCES to reflect on ASBO New York’s Advocacy Day and examine what makes advocacy effective for school business officials.
They discuss the advocacy process, legislator reactions to ASBO New York’s priority list, and the realities behind issues like Foundation Aid, UPK mandates, zero-emission bus requirements, and local efficiencies. The conversation also tackles the big question many SBOs ask: Does advocacy really work?
This episode offers insight, encouragement, and practical perspective for anyone involved — or considering getting involved — in education advocacy.
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