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Office of the Assistant Superintendent 4700 Colonel Mickey Road Van cleave, Mississippi 39565To:CSD Board MembersFrom:Dr. Susan Resonate:June 13, 2017Regarding:1718 Handbook following revisions are

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1. Start by addressing the letter to the board members collectively, using a formal salutation such as 'Dear Board Members'.
2. Begin the letter with a brief and concise introduction, stating your purpose for writing.
3. Provide a clear and detailed explanation or request in the body of the letter. Use bullet points or numbered lists for clarity and organization, if necessary.
4. Offer any supporting information, evidence, or data that may be relevant to the subject matter of the letter.
5. Use a respectful and professional tone throughout the letter, avoiding any personal attacks or disrespectful language.
6. Summarize your main points or requests towards the end of the letter, reiterating the importance or significance of your message.
7. Thank the board members for their time and consideration, and include your contact information for any further communication.
8. Proofread the letter for any spelling or grammatical errors before sending it out. Consider having someone else review it as well, for a fresh perspective.

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1. Individuals or groups who require the attention or decision-making power of the board members.
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