East Side Regional Seminar March 12, 2010 Revised
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The document provides an agenda for the WSU Field-Based Superintendents' Certification Program East Side Spring Regional Seminar being held on March 12, 2010 at Selah Intermediate School Library in Selah, Washington. The agenda includes welcome remarks, presentations on annual reports, budget reduction talks, leadership during challenging times, and creating the Selah system. It also lists times for arrival, refreshments, lunch, breaks, evaluation, and adjournment. Attendees are asked to bring $10 to cover the cost of the taco bar lunch.
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