Californians For School Choice

@SchoolChoice22

Your Kids. Your Money. Their Future. "For students to get the best education that will enable them to do their best in striving to become the best." J Wooden

Pasadena, CA
CaliforniaSchoolChoice.org
Joined March 2019
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    Aug 22

    has been submitted to the AG for the Nov 2022 ballot. Click on to 21-0006 Education Freedom Act in the link

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    Sep 17

    NOPE...they sure wouldn't

    would 90% of students attend public schools if they had a choice?🤔
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  3. 6 hours ago

    Soon,we'll gather signatures for a November 2022 proposition to , regardless of zipcode, not institutions. Parents know what is best for their children. Not politicians or unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats.

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    Parents from all backgrounds are fully capable of deciding if a school is good or not good for their child. All parents deserve the opportunity to send their children to private school, if that's what they think is best for their child.
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    7 hours ago

    Classic condescension from a school choice denier who thinks she knows better than those gullible “poors” (and, uh, the research literature).

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    16 hours ago

    A reason people might think this is, when confronted w giant crisis, many private schools worked hard to provide effective in-person education in major metros while public schools down the street shuttered for a yr & gaslit parents about their concerns it was hurting their kids.

    oh wait she already said the quiet part out loud
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  7. Sep 17

    One more reason to , regardless of zipcode, rather than institutions. A child's quality as well as academic and social needs are more important than any school system.

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    Sep 17

    When you hear union leaders say that 90% of students attend public schools, you should know they are conceding the point that charter schools are public schools. That's the only way that figure is semi-accurate.

    We should be investing in public schools that 90% of students attend, not funneling resources into vouchers. So we filed an amicus brief with , , @NAACPKYSU, & Pastors for KY Children challenging the tuition tax credit/voucher program.  
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    Sep 17

    Why are you so afraid of allowing people to choose whether or not public school is the best avenue for their children?

    We should be investing in public schools that 90% of students attend, not funneling resources into vouchers. So we filed an amicus brief with , , @NAACPKYSU, & Pastors for KY Children challenging the tuition tax credit/voucher program.  
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    Sep 17

    They would not and Randi knows that. As such, she fights choice. She knows the future isn’t bright for her monopoly if there is any competition.

    would 90% of students attend public schools if they had a choice?🤔
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  11. Sep 17

    Most in put public sector teachers' unions' demands ahead of our children's academic and social needs. Soon, we'll gather signatures for a Nov 2022 proposition to , regardless of zipcode, not institutions.

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    California families are stuck in an education system in which teachers unions hold most of the power. But parents have a chance to fight back. and discuss on . FULL SHOW:
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    Sep 14

    Sabemos que los niños hispanos ya están atrasados cuando comienzan en kindergarden. “Solo el 40 por ciento de los niños latinos participan en programas de educación preescolar en comparación con el 53 por ciento de sus compañeros blancos”

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    Sep 7

    ¿Necesita virtuales de k-12 para sus hijos? -

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    Sep 15

    En honor al Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana, nos gustaría reconocer las historias de las familias y los estudiantes hispanos y por qué apoyan las :

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    Sep 15

    In Honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we would like to recognize Hispanic families and students' histories and why they support school choice:

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    Sep 15

    Students' learning has been disrupted in so many ways over the last 18 months. In response, parents are looking for help to get their kids caught up. We've put together a round-up that consists of local and national organizations that are offering help!

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    Sep 14

    The education of a child should never be based on zip code! This is why school choice is so important!

    Today's school boundaries in many cities are still linked to a history of housing segregation that goes back to the 1930s, a new study has found.
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    Sep 15

    Today marks the first day of Hispanic Heritage month. This month, let us recognize the contributions Hispanic community as well as amplify their voices. There are plenty of ways to celebrate, check out below for some ideas:

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    Sep 14

    Public schools are America’s most blatant example of systemic racism. Students should be funded. Not schools.

    Today's school boundaries in many cities are still linked to a history of housing segregation that goes back to the 1930s, a new study has found.
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    Sep 14

    zipcode shouldn't determine your school.

    Today's school boundaries in many cities are still linked to a history of housing segregation that goes back to the 1930s, a new study has found.
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  21. Sep 14

    You still have five and a half hours to cast your ballot to vote YES to , who crippled , while his own children attend private schools. Public sector teachers unions' demands are given priority over the academic and social needs of our children.

    3. He keeps the schools closed against the will of parents Gavin's biggest donor BY FAR is the teacher's unions. Unfortunately the teacher's unions don't do the best by the kids, and Gavin has to bow to them, to keep his funding flowing. The result?
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