Thanks for the Fair Share update, Laurie. It's great (and no surprise) that
Maine is at 125%, but I'm surprised NEOA isn't over 100%.

What can we all do to help push NEAO over 100% and be #1, as we often were
in the past?

--Alan Parks

Alan Parks


On Thu, Jun 1, 2017 at 11:35 AM, - MEEOA-L - Maine Educational Opportunity
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> As COE has always done in the past, COE is ready to take on the
> challenge with the TRUMP Administration who announced last week that they
> plan to eliminate the McNair Program and the Education Opportunity Centers.
> Fair Share will help COE meet this new challenge.
>
> June 30, 2017 is the end of the 2017 Fair Share Drive and there is still
> time to help COE exceed it budgeted goal. Two regions (SWASAP and ASPIRE)
> are already over 100% and three regions (NEOA, MEOPP WESTOP) are over 95%!
> Nationwide COE is at 94%!  *Maine leads NEOA at 125% and nationally is #6
> behind Palau (190%), Louisiana (143%), Wyoming (142%), Micronesia and
> Delaware (both 132%).* Maine TRIO works!
>
> I want to share with those institutions whose program membership expires
> between July 1, 2017-December 31, 2017 who have not already paid, that the
> $300 discount on the membership cost has been extended until June 15, 2017.
> Now is the time to renew your institutional membership.
>
> Best,
>
> Laurie
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