January 26, 2024

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Dear Friend, 

It's National School Choice Week! I've been working to highlight some of the benefits that sound school choice policies provide for our students and parents. I'm committed to ensuring every American student is free to succeed, and school choice is one way to deliver on that goal.

There are only two weeks until my 2024 Passport Fair with the City of Buena Park. Space is limited, but there are time slots still available, so be sure to RSVP. 

Get the details about all of this and more below, and make sure to follow my FacebookInstagram, and X to get these updates in real-time.


Let Parents Choose

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It's National School Choice Week, and I've been working to raise awareness about the many benefits that school choice policies provide for parents and students across our country.

I have co-sponsored the official 2024 National School Choice Week Resolution, which commemorates this week and highlights all the benefits that school choice has brought so far, as well as the future opportunities for success it provides.

Studies have shown that school choice programs work. They improve academic outcomes, save taxpayers money, generate higher parental satisfaction, and ensure student safety. 

It’s also essential that Congress enact policies to ensure that parents have a say in their children’s education. Why? Because parents, not D.C. bureaucrats or union bosses, know what's best for their children.

That’s why I supported the Parents Bill of Rights Act, which protects parents’ rights to determine how their children learn.

As your Representative in Congress, I am committed to supporting education policies that:

  • Ensure that no student is trapped in a failing school.
  • Protect parents' rights to decide how their children learn.
  • Empower every student to succeed in school and build their own American Dream. 
At the end of the day, more choices mean better opportunities for everyone. That's why I stand for school choice today and every day.
Read More About School Choice from the OC Register

RSVP for the 2024 Passport Fair

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Due to the increased backlog in processing of passport requests, my office is partnering with the City of Buena Park to offer non-emergency passport processing appointments at Buena Park City Hall on February 10, 2024 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

WHEN: Saturday, February 10th, 2024 from 9AM-1PM* 
WHERE: Buena Park City Hall
          6650 Beach Blvd
                   Buena Park, CA 90622
QUESTIONS: call (714) 960-6483 or email my staff.

If you'll be traveling internationally and need assistance with getting or renewing a passport, this event is for you. Be sure to visit the link below to RSVP and someone from my office will be in touch to confirm that an appointment is available.

*Please note that because of limited space, an appointment is required and we will not be able to accommodate walk-ins.

RSVP

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Thanks for taking the time to read about what I've been doing on behalf of Southern California families. Be sure to connect with my official FacebookX, and Instagram pages, where I post the latest news and updates. It is an honor to serve you in Congress.

Sincerely,
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Rep. Michelle Steel
Member of Congress

 
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