96 John,
Every year in late January, students, parents,
educators, lawmakers, and involved citizens from all walks of life take
time to shine a spotlight on the power of school choice to help every
child get the strong education foundation they need to reach their full
potential.
As you may know, Minnesota has historically led the nation
on school choice options, including open enrollment and charter schools.
And I am proud to have served as an outspoken advocate for putting
students and families before the education bureaucracy during my time in
the Minnesota Senate.
Now – under this new era of complete Democrat
control in Congress – I am extremely concerned about what’s at store in
Washington when it comes to school choice.
The Democrats have opposed
new options for students at almost every turn over the last forty years,
determined to protect the failed status quo and appease the powerful
education unions.
This is a CRITICAL time to continue shining a
spotlight on how school choice helps students find the educational
environment, focus, and support system that is best for them.
I’d
encourage you to
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website to learn more about school choice and virtual events planned
for this week. They have some excellent resources available to help
folks keep up with school choice news, developments, and policy
priorities by state.
John, I can assure you that I will
continue to be a strong and unwavering advocate for school choice and
putting kids first. NO child should be trapped in a failing school, or
a school that simply doesn’t need their unique needs.
At the
systemic level, we need disruption, innovation, and competition to
drive education outcomes in our country – an area where we are falling
behind other nations.
Thank you, as always, for standing with me now
as I fight for our western Minnesota values and priorities in Congress.
I appreciate it more than you know!
- Michelle
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