Stimulus Package

But on Tuesday, Ty'Sheoma Bethea became the face of the issue, when she joined first lady Michelle Obama as her guest for the president's first speech to a joint session of Congress.
The White House invited Bethea, a student at the J.V. Martin Junior High School in Dillon, South Carolina, after a letter she sent lawmakers appealing for help rebuilding her school made its way to the president.

The eighth-grader flew with her mother, Dina Leach, from South Carolina to Washington to attend Tuesday night's speech.
On Wednesday, back home in South Carolina, Bethea explained what she wanted the president to do.

"I just want for him to help my school out and to get us a bigger and better school and build us a new one, and I would thank him for that." she told CNN.
The eighth-grader was inspired to write the letter by Obama, who mentioned her school in his first presidential news conference on February 9. After visiting the school, he referenced J.V. Martin as evidence of educational institutions that would benefit from school construction funding in his $787 billion stimulus package. iReport.com: 'A very emotional moment'
In her letter, Bethea described the dilapidated condition of her school, which was built in 1896, and said the funds would improve the building and the quality of education.



[SigmaForex Customer Support Area]

Customer satisfaction is number 1

It's a well known fact that no business can exist without satisfied customers, Sigma support you with all your needs that have been chosen according to your demands.
Our slogan is to achieve the maximum level of satisfaction for our customers for that we built customer support which is availble 24/7 to be reached for all clients at any time.

Open Live Chat Now

Email Us

FAQs

Funding Methods

Withdrwal Methods

Trading Agreement