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knok · 07-28-2007, 06:28 AM

I received a letter from Governor. I sent letters to Governor, Attorney General, and all executive committee of my state board.

It is the letter of Department of Health refering to Governor and cc everybody involved.

The letter states that Governor has contacted NABP and NABP will assure that NABP will look into our concerns and will be responding within 2 weeks. The letter was created on July 18.

The State Board is concerned about the TOEFL since the board relies on FPGEC certificate.

I stress again. Please send letters to your state boards. Executive committee of state boards constitue NABP.
NABP is the organization that represents 50 state boards.

Please do so if you haven't done it yet. Thank you.
We hope to hear a good news. However, please use our strategic thinking to plan the next steps if things do not go our way.

Good luck in your endeavors.

Sincerely,

Knok

07-28-2007, 06:28 AM	#33 (permalink)
knok TestMagic Guru Moderator Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: USA Posts: 3,100	I received a letter from Governor. I sent letters to Governor, Attorney General, and all executive committee of my state board. It is the letter of Department of Health refering to Governor and cc everybody involved. The letter states that Governor has contacted NABP and NABP will assure that NABP will look into our concerns and will be responding within 2 weeks. The letter was created on July 18. The State Board is concerned about the TOEFL since the board relies on FPGEC certificate. I stress again. Please send letters to your state boards. Executive committee of state boards constitue NABP. NABP is the organization that represents 50 state boards. Please do so if you haven't done it yet. Thank you. We hope to hear a good news. However, please use our strategic thinking to plan the next steps if things do not go our way. Good luck in your endeavors. Sincerely, Knok _ _ _ _ SIG _ _ _ _ "I see so much testing in the world, and see how badly most of it is done. I also see the faith many people put in tests and test results, and the consequences for people when test results are used to make decisions about their lives. --Liz Hamp-Lyons (2002)"