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In article <1i80agINNeo7@rave.larc.nasa.gov> rowland@zorba7.larc.nasa.gov (Michael W. Rowland) writes:
>What is the stance in the education community about
>a single, no children person going to PTA and school
>board meetings and really getting involved in the
>education choices they make?

The stance will differ from person to person, but you have every right
to be a part of the meetings, I think.  You are a taxpayer and even if
you never send a child to school, you doubtless are affected by teh
products turned out by the school.

Make sure you go in with the proper attitude.  I think this is a noble
action and I hope you have some good thoughts to lend.  However, if you
go in with the attitude of, "I'm going to change things and I don't care
whom I offend," you will never change anything.  Tread lightly for a while
and get the feel of the organization.  These people will likely be wary
of you at first, but if they see that your ideas and intentions are good
they will respect and welcome your input.  Good luck!!

Jeff          wayman@lamar.colostate.edu