Educational Policy Conference Set for January 24-26, 2008
By Jim Day

Ever wonder what’s happening to America’s goodness and greatness? How and why have the schools and media turned students and parents against this goodness and greatness? Do you wish you could turn our angry, divided nation into ‘America the Beautiful’ once again? Are you concerned about our national sovereignty and security at home and abroad?

Then you need to attend The Constitutional Coalition’s 19th Annual Educational Policy Conference set for January 24-26. The primary theme of this year’s conference will be “Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.”

The conference starts at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, January 24th at the Hilton-St. Louis Frontenac with a dinner presentation by Dinesh D’Souza as the featured speaker and concludes at 5 p.m. on Saturday, January 26th. Some 20 plus powerful speakers will address the threats of deadly beliefs and lifestyles (Radical Islam, homosexuality, etc.), the bondage of poisoned education (journalism schools, campus killers, etc.), and the encroaching poverty for all (Global warming, multiculturalism, etc.). Speakers will also provide proven ideas for change that will inspire and instruct! Here’s a list of just some of invited speakers:

* Dinesh D’Souza one of the top young public-policy makers and most influential conservative thinkers in America.

* M. Stanton Evans, founder of the National Journalism Center in Washington, D.C. which has trained over 1600 people to go into the media, who will cover the media and educational elites’ cover-up of history.

* Expert on radical Islam Dr. Alvin Schmidt who will explain Sharia law vs. the U.S. Constitution, how Sharia law is pushing aside our Constitution, and how our students are being primed to accept it.

* Victoria Hughes, founder of the Bill of Rights Foundation, who will encourage us with how some schools are teaching the Declaration and Constitution.

* Scientist Chris Horner, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming, will infuriate us with the lies we are being fed regarding man-made global warming.

* Historian Stephen Mcdowell, author of Apostle of Liberty, who will excite you through his presentation entitled “The World-Changing Leadership of George Washington.”

* Laura Kostial who will show you how to “Activate the Community about Sexually-Explicit Library Books.”

* English teacher Laura Higgins, author of Subversive Sexuality in American Society, who will reveal what is really happening to students in English classes in ‘English 101’.

* John West of the Discovery Institute who will be talking about Darwin Day in America.

* Dr. Sandra Stolsky of the presidentially appointed National Math Council will be making a presentation.

* Debbie Brezina, author of The Spirit of Churchill, will be speaking.

Folks, if you have never attended one of the Constitutional Coalition’s Educational Policy Conferences you need to attend. It will open your eyes as to what is really going on in our nation and what you can do to help correct some of the problems.

Help change our nation and your community. Bring several friends. Invite your pubic officials -- particularly your local, state and federally elected officials. Keep in mind though, everyone must call to request an invitation.

The full conference includes two dinners, two lunches and two continental breakfasts. The cost to attend is as follows: Pre-registration (Postmarked by January 12) is $295. Regular registration (Postmarked after January 12) is $325. To attend the Friday and Saturday conference sessions only (without meals) is $175.

The Hilton-St. Louis Frontenac is located at 1335 S. Lindbergh at Highway 40/64 in St. Louis, MO and the hotel conference rate is $85 for a single/double room. Hotel reservations must be made by Monday, January 14th for this special rate. Call (314) 993-1100 and mention The Constitutional Coalition’s Educational Policy Conference when you reserve your room. Check at the airport for courtesy van service.

For more information and to register go to www.constitutionalcoalition.org or call (314) 434-7028. Remember, you must call to request an invitation.