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an advocate for parents and
families engaged in the pursuit of life, liberty and happiness in
America’s public schools. Click
here!
Connect Title I
parents to
the Internet for free here.
Through
Project Appleseed and Connect2Compete, parents in Title I schools can
receive 1GB of FREE Internet each month for life - no strings
attached!
Who
Volunteers
and
Where? Check out
volunteer rates
- by city and state here
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* Graphic:
Corporation for National and Community Service,
2012
Why
Wait
for
Superman?
AS
A
PARENT,
GRANDPARENT,
OR
CARING
ADULT,
I
hereby
give
my
pledge
of
commitment
to
help
our
community's
children
achieve
a
truly
independent
future.
My
declaration
of
responsibility
and
commitment
to
my
public
schools
is
stated
in
these
five
self-evident
truths as spoken by
President Woodrow
Wilson.... more
Plan Now....
150
Days
of
Family
Engagement!
There are roughly 150 plus
days and about
26 weeks, between National
Parental Involvement Dayin
November andPublic
School
Volunteer
Weekin
April,
each
school
year.
Each
day,
each
week
represents an opportunity to
enage parents with Project Appleseed.
Our
approach to bring
parent engagement to scale - regional, statewide and
multistate organizing
For the last two decades, Project Appleseed
has supported bipartisan
state standards in America.
The
Common Core State Standards Initiative is a state-led effort
coordinated by the National Governors Association Center for
Best
Practices (NGA Center) and the Council of Chief State School Officers
(CCSSO). The standards were developed in collaboration with teachers,
school administrators, and experts, to provide a clear and consistent
framework to prepare our children for college and the workforce.
Support
Organized
Parents
and
Organized
Teachers
We
are
working
TOGETHER
for
effective
reform
in
America's
public
schools.
Something is happening in
American
education.
It is not about the students, teachers,
parents or even learning itself.
It is about politics and playing the blame game.
