As reported in the Washington Post this Saturday Closures Article last week DC VOICE joined nearly a dozen community organizations in authoring a letter to the Mayor, Chancellor and Deputy Mayor advancing a proposal for comprehensive community engagement around the recently announced school closings.  The letter, signed by the DC Congress of PTA's, the Washington Teachers Union and DC VOICE, points out that school closure discussions should include a broader range of topics than simply square footage and building structures.  We requested that 1) school-system budget implications, 2) educational program impact and 3) the equally daunting task of school "restructuring" to meet the Federal No Child Left Behind provisions for failing schools, be presented equally to the public in a setting that includes and objective voice and opportunities for facilitated discussion within the affected community.  Given the lack of response to and inclusion of these requests, DC VOICE has joined with DC ACORN, the DC Congress of PTA's, Fix Our Schools, Parent Watch, Parents United, the Washington Teachers Union and others to produce a special report on the DCPS School Reorganization Plan.  This report, entitled "The Campaign for Good Information," is designed to provide parents, council members and the public with objective information on the four primary areas critical to any discussions on reorganization: school closings, the budget impact, educational programs and No Child Left Behind. This four-page report also lists over 40 questions for community members to ponder and pose as they attend meetings on reorganization and address their representatives.  Hard copies of the report will be available at each of the community meetings on reorganization (full schedule available at www.dcvoice.org