March 8, 2017

Rep. Dauphinais Talks Education with Board of Education Members and Student Representatives

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HARTFORD – State Representative Anne Dauphinais (R-44) met with Board of Education members from both towns in her district to address a wide array of educational topics including the governor’s budget proposal.

“I was honored to meet with both Plainfield and Killingly Board of Education members at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford. Both groups are deeply concerned with the educational cuts proposed by the governor and expressed frustration regarding the long list of unfunded mandates,” Rep. Dauphinais said. “The students from the Killingly Board of Education shared some of the benefits they enjoy while attending Killingly High and were appreciative of the opportunities the school has provided them,” Rep. Dauphinais said.

(L-R) Jenn Thompson, BOE chairperson, Bryce Teczar, student representative, State Rep. Anne Dauphinais, Erin Kieltyka, student representative, Alexis Rich, BOE member

Christi Haskell (center), chairperson for the Plainfield Board of Education, Anne Dauphinais (R-44) and Kevin Skulczyck (R-45).

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