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=Contact or speak to MDCPS Board,= =Other elected officials=

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Click on the links below to speak before the Miami-Dade County Public School Board, or to find the email address for your MDCPS Board member or other elected officials. Many of the addresses are available below. Thank you.

[|Locate your Florida state and federal representatives (State database)]
Click 'Find Your Representative'. Enter your address. Do an internet search for your representative to obtain email contact information.

**Miami-Dade County School Board**
[|Request for Appearance before the School Board (pdf document)]
 * (See Board rule on decorum below)**

Email the entire MDCPS Board

Or email individual board members: [|Find your MDCPS School Board member]

sstinson@dadeschools.net, martaperez@dadeschools.net, Alogan@dadeschools.net, ajbarrera@dadeschools.net, martinkarp@dadeschools.net, rdiazdelaportilla@dadeschools.net, lfeldman@dadeschools.net, phantman@dadeschools.net, wtholloway@dadeschools.net

Miami-Dade County (9/23/10)
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bjordan@miamidade.gov, district2@miamidade.gov, District3@miamidade.gov, District4@miamidade.gov, district5@miamidade.gov, district6@miamidade.gov, District8@miamidade.gov, District9@miamidade.gov, District10@miamidade.gov, district11@miamidade.gov, District12@miamidade.gov

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City of Miami (09/26/10)
tregalado@miamigov.com, wgort@miamigov.com, msarnoff@miamigov.com, fcarollo@miamigov.com, fsuarez@miamigov.com, rpdunn@miamigov.com

[|House of Representatives] [|FL House Pre-K-12 Policy Committee] [|Education Policy Council]
 * Florida elected officials**

[|Florida Senate] Email the Governor

[|House of Representatives] [|Florida senators]
 * United States**


 * MDCPS Board Rule Number: 6Gx13- 8C-1.171 BOARD MEETINGS--DECORUM**

The School Board seeks public input and participation. However, the public purpose is not served when citizens become disorderly or disrupt meetings. The Chair may order the removal, from a public meeting held by the Board, of any person interfering with the expeditious or orderly process of such meeting, provided the Chair has first issued a warning that continued interference with the orderly process of the meeting will result in removal. Accordingly, the removal process will be designated to the Sergeant-At- Arms as determined and directed by the Chair. Listed below are some of the types of actions which may constitute interference with the expeditious or orderly process of a Board meeting if continued after the appropriate warning. 1) Using any form of profanity or loud abusive comments. 2) Shouting comments from the audience. 3) Carrying of signs or placards which obstruct the view of other citizens. 4) Heckling or verbal outbursts in support of or in opposition to a speaker or his or her remarks. 5) Clapping and applauding which disrupts the meeting. 6) Refusing to yield the podium when the Chair has advised the speaker that his/her time is up. 7) Expressing comments which do not address the topic to which the speaker has signed up.