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Order your ‘Wisconsin’s Future is Our Public Schools’ T-shirt today!

Proudly proclaim your support for Wisconsin’s public schools by wearing a “Wisconsin’s Future is Our Public Schools” T-shirt! We have received so many requests for these beautifully designed T-shirts that we have set up the online order form below. Order yours today! For more information, contact Ann Caruso at CarusoA@weac.org.

Fill out the order form below and send check made out to WEAC to: WEAC, Attn: Ann Caruso, P.O. Box 8003, Madison, WI 53708-8003. Shirts will be mailed out upon receipt of payment.

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