Bill Honig, state superintendent of public instruction, says California is losing ground among states in educational funding, at a news conference at the new Holiday Inn. He was elected in 1982 and served three terms
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Bill Honig, state superintendent of public instruction, says California is losing ground among states in educational funding at a news conference at the new Holiday Inn. He was elected in 1982 and served three terms. Formerly a teacher and school superintendent, Honig served on the State Board of Education and the State's UC Board of Regents. He has worked in a variety of education nonprofits including CORE (cofounder, Consortium on Reading Excellence) and founded Honig Vineyard and Winery in the Napa Valley.
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