Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. letter to A. B. R., February 17, 1992

Robert L. Ehrlich. Jr. TENTH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Legislative Address: BALTIMORE COUNTY JUDICIARY COMMITTEE GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON CHILD ABUSE MARYLAND JUVENILE JUSTICE ADVISORY COUNCIL House of Delegates Annapolis, Maryland 21401-1991 February 17, 1992 309 LOWE 8UILOING ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND 214011991 LEGISLATIVE PHONE: 841-3350 Home Address: 5 ELPHIN COURT. #102 TIMONIUM, MARYLAND 21093 Just a note to (finally) respond to your concerns over the proposed dropping of the practical arts requirement which includes home economics from state graduation requirements. Per your request, I have indeed conveyed my support for keeping home economics a part of state graduation require¬ ments to the State Board as well as the Baltimore County Board of Education. I would estimate that fifty percent of the bills submitted in the General Assembly pertain in some way to the disintegration of the family unit. Accordingly, it is a rather easy decision to support keeping home economics a part of the curriculum. I hope all is well at Hereford High. I am still quite excited about the fund-raising drive for the new stadium! Best regards. Very truly yours, Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. RLE : I thought you would be interested in this letter in view of your earlier correspondence with the Board of Education.)