Join the Revolution!
The Opportunity: Results Oriented, Effective Representation
Get your voice heard in Washington, and improve science education.
For most educational companies, the world of government relations is overwhelming and expensive. Through the Elementary Science Coalition, you can effectively gain access to Members of Congress and the Executive Branch, and add your voice to the national conversation about elementary science as part of a growing, influential group of the community's leaders.
With membership in the Coalition you will gain:
- Access to one of the top lobbying firms in D.C. at a fraction of the regular cost
- Company visibility on Capitol Hill and in the national dialogue about science
- Participation in special advocacy sessions at four major educational conferences per year
- Up-to-date news on important legislative issues, and how they will impact your company
- Accountability, frequent reporting, instant access to Coalition principals
- An opportunity to become part of the science education solution at a national level
ESC Membership Information
The Elementary Science Coalition is a member-based organization.
This Coalition will be as strong as its membership, and welcomes queries from organizations and individuals in education, publishing, and science and technology industries. Please click the link below to download a membership application. Become a part of the science revolution!
Sponsorship Opportunities
The Elementary Science Coalition is a not for profit organization, with 501(c)3 status pending.
Please click the following link to download some of the initial sponsorhip opportunities that the Coalition is offering. We have lots of additional plans in the works, including national advocacy and PR campaigns, and are open to your suggestions as well.
If you would like to become involved as a sponsor or a member of the Elementary Science Coalition, please contact Rita Ferrandino at rita@arccd.com or (941) 921-1663.
The Elementary Science Coalition is a select group of educators, educational publishing companies, and corporations with a vested interest in a strong scientific workforce, 
