Dear College Board, Consider this a public warning: any further backroom tactics or efforts to use public-records requests as a means of burdening or intimidating us as a competitor will be met with complete transparency. Our legal team has now had to devote time and resources to responding to the public-records request you submitted in Texas. You are, of course, entitled to make such requests. But understand that the same public-records laws are equally available to us. For everyone of these you throw at us we will throw five back at you. I can’t imagine what we could uncover from the decades College Board has spent wining and dining elected officials. Keep playing dirty and it will all be exposed. All of it. We are fully prepared to submit corresponding public-records requests regarding College Board’s activities, communications, lobbying efforts, and state contracts across multiple states. We are confident that sunlight and transparency will serve the public interest. CLT has competed in the marketplace openly and fairly and clearly we are winning. If College Board is concerned about losing market share, the answer is not political maneuvering or attempts to burden your competitor. The answer is to serve families and schools better, improve customer service, and offer a product that earns their trust. We welcome truly vigorous competition. Because those of us who do not live in comi-land know that competition benefits the students we exist to serve. Jeremy Tate

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