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National Forum on Education Statistics

Member List: Non-Government Organization Representatives


Organization  / Member
American Association of School Administrators
Vacant
American Education Finance Association
Vacant
American Federation of Teachers
Vacant
Association of School Business Officials International
Roger Young: ryoung@ry-associates.com, 919-609-1422
Consortium for School Networking (CoSN)
Irene Spero: irene@cosn.org, 202-861-2676 x118
Council for American Private Education
Vacant
Council of Chief State School Officers
Christopher Lohse: christopherl@ccsso.org , 202-336-7052
Council of the Great City Schools
Vacant
Data Quality Campaign
Baron Rodriguez: baron@dataqualitycampaign.org, 202-295-7868
National Association of Elementary School Principals
Vacant
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Vacant
National Association of State Boards of Education
Vacant
National Catholic Education Association
Dale McDonald: mcdonald@ncea.org, 202-337-6232 x 277
National Conference of State Legislators
David Shreve: david.shreve@ncsl.org, 202-624-8187
National Education Association
Vacant
Navajo Nation Education Department - Office of Educational Research and Statistics
Vacant
Northwest Evaluation Association
Raymond Yeagley: raymond.yeagley@nwea.org, 503-624-1951
Schools Interoperability Framework Association (SIFA)
Larry Fruth: lfruth@sifinfo.org, 202-789-4460
Southern Regional Education Board
Alicia Diaz: alicia.diaz@sreb.org, 404-879-5545
State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA)
Mary Ann Wolf: mwolf@setda.org, 410-647-6965, (fax) 309-210-7073
State Higher Education Executive Officers
Hans P. L'Orange: hlorange@sheeo.org, 303-541-1606, (fax) 303-541-1639

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