We all know that our public education system needs help, and we’re all ready to step up and do our parts.
All across the country, education voters from every walk of life have taken part in civic dialogues, written their representatives, signed the Ed Voters petition, talked with school administrators, and worked to improve our schools every way they can.
From our national headquarters in Washington and our state affiliate offices, Education Voters gives a voice to the movement by identifying opportunities for citizen input at every level of government. From the school board to the White House, there’s always a place for your ideas, your feedback, and your experience.
Right now, Congress is getting ready to write a new education law to replace “No Child Left Behind.” Ed Voters is working to show our elected leaders that they can learn a lot from listening to the real stakeholders in this debate. Everyone from classroom teachers to the Secretary of Education could benefit from having more voices in the conversation. And we know our kids will benefit if our communities step up the pressure and demand real reforms. America’s schools should be the best in the world, and we won’t settle for anything less.
We all know that our public education system needs help, and we’re all ready to step up and do our parts.
All across the country, education voters from every walk of life have taken part in civic dialogues, written their representatives, signed the Ed Voters petition, talked with school administrators, and worked to improve our schools every way they can.
Now’s the time to grow the movement. Please invite your family, friends, and colleagues to become Education Voters!
From our national headquarters in Washington and our state affiliate offices, Education Voters gives a voice to the movement by identifying opportunities for citizen input at every level of government. From the school board to the White House, there’s always a place for your ideas, your feedback, and your experience.
Click here to tell a friend about Education Voters. We’re building a movement to help transform education in America, but we can’t do it without your help!
Right now, Congress is getting ready to write a new education law to replace “No Child Left Behind.” Ed Voters is working to show our elected leaders that they can learn a lot from listening to the real stakeholders in this debate. Everyone from classroom teachers to the Secretary of Education could benefit from having more voices in the conversation. And we know our kids will benefit if our communities step up the pressure and demand real reforms. America’s schools should be the best in the world, and we won’t settle for anything less.