Thursday, January 12, 6:00-7:30pm  
Fenty at Halo 

1435 P Street NW

Sunday, January 22, 1:00-3:00pm,  
Fenty in Chevy Chase
At the home of Tom and Ann Lindenfeld 

6001 Nebraska Avenue NW

Sunday, January 22, 4:30-6:30 pm
Fenty in Cathedral Heights

At the home of Kelly Ellsworth & Rogelio Maxwell

3135 38th Street NW

Call the Fenty Office for volunteer opportunities. 202-667-2006

January 2006 

Washingtonian: Fenty leading candidate for Mayor

December 6, 2005

Panel Draws 'Marshall Plan' for D.C. Schools

"We have built so many things," [Fenty] said. "Why are we so slow to make our schools look like we want to educate our children?"

November 29, 2005

The Washington Examiner Editorial 

"Fenty - not grandstanding Council Chairwoman Linda Cropp - was one of the original sponsors of the School Modernization Financing Act of 2005. A mayor's primary job is to set priorities and drum up political support for his agenda. Fenty has skillfully done that for the city's public schools, catapulting their sorry condition into one of the top issues of the current mayoral campaign. Aides are paid to iron out the details." 

November 2, 2005
Post urges funding of school facilities; support of Fenty bill 
"The bill to be marked up before the council's education committee, chaired by Kathy Patterson (D-Ward 3), provides more than $1 billion in capital funding over 10 years to modernize the city's public schools. (The Washington Post).

October 31, 2005
Fenty Identified as Initiator of Better Schools
"The debate, ongoing for years in the public domain, was sparked at the legislative level earlier this year when Ward 4 Councilman Adrian Fenty proposed the use of D.C. Lottery proceeds to finance the issuance of up to$1 billion in long-term municipal bonds to repair and upgrade the public schools." (The Common Denominator)