• Let's give every kid in Phoenix a strong start
    Mayor Stanton has a chance to help kids in Phoenix, and across the whole country. Later this month, the Council of Mayors will consider resolutions in support of expanding quality early education to every child in America. Kids who attend preschool not only do better in school as they grow older -- they're also more likely to go to college and get a good job. But for many families, a quality preschool program is simply too expensive or not available. Last year a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would help every child get access to quality preschool. We need more support from the local level to push this measure forward. Support from Mayor Stanton and his colleagues is the kind of local support that we will need to win. What we need to do right now is to demonstrate widespread support from people like you.
    97 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Sean Garren
  • Let's give every kid in Chicago a strong start
    Mayor Rahm Emanuel has a chance to help kids in Chicago, and across the whole country. Later this month, the Council of Mayors will consider resolutions in support of expanding quality early education to every child in America. Kids who attend preschool not only do better in school as they grow older -- they're also more likely to go to college and get a good job. But for many families, a quality preschool program is simply too expensive or not available. Last year a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would help every child get access to quality preschool. We need more support from the local level to push this measure forward. Support from Mayor Emanuel and his colleagues is the kind of local support that we will need to win. What we need to do right now is to demonstrate widespread support from people like you.
    60 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Sean Garren
  • Let's give every kid in Philly a strong start
    Mayor Nutter has a chance to help kids in Philly, and across the whole country. Later this month, the Council of Mayors will consider resolutions in support of expanding quality early education to every child in America. Kids who attend preschool not only do better in school as they grow older -- they're also more likely to go to college and get a good job. But for many families, a quality preschool program is simply too expensive or not available. Last year a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would help every child get access to quality preschool. We need more support from the local level to push this measure forward. Support from Mayor Nutter and his colleagues is the kind of local support that we will need to win. What we need to do right now is to demonstrate widespread support from people like you.
    116 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Sean Garren
  • Let's give every kid in Aurora a strong start
    Mayor Hogan has a chance to help kids in Aurora, and across the whole country. Later this month, the Council of Mayors will consider resolutions in support of expanding quality early education to every child in America. Kids who attend preschool not only do better in school as they grow older -- they're also more likely to go to college and get a good job. But for many families, a quality preschool program is simply too expensive or not available. Last year a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would help every child get access to quality preschool. We need more support from the local level to push this measure forward. Support from Mayor Hogan and his colleagues is the kind of local support that we will need to win. What we need to do right now is to demonstrate widespread support from people like you.
    61 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Sean Garren
  • Let's give every kid in Denver a strong start
    Mayor Hancock has a chance to help kids in Denver, and across the whole country. Later this month, the Council of Mayors will consider resolutions in support of expanding quality early education to every child in America. Kids who attend preschool not only do better in school as they grow older -- they're also more likely to go to college and get a good job. But for many families, a quality preschool program is simply too expensive or not available. Last year a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would help every child get access to quality preschool. We need more support from the local level to push this measure forward. Support from Mayor Hancock and his colleagues is the kind of local support that we will need to win. What we need to do right now is to demonstrate widespread support from people like you.
    80 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Sean Garren
  • Let's give every kid in Lowell a strong start
    Mayor Elliot has a chance to help kids in Lowell, and across the whole country. Later this month, the Council of Mayors will consider resolutions in support of expanding quality early education to every child in America. Kids who attend preschool not only do better in school as they grow older -- they're also more likely to go to college and get a good job. But for many families, a quality preschool program is simply too expensive or not available. Last year a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would help every child get access to quality preschool. We need more support from the local level to push this measure forward. Support from Mayor Elliot and his colleagues is the kind of local support that we will need to win. What we need to do right now is to demonstrate widespread support from people like you.
    70 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Nathan Proctor
  • Let's give every kid in Springfield a strong start
    Mayor Sarno has a chance to help kids in Springfield, and across the whole country. Later this month, the Council of Mayors will consider resolutions in support of expanding quality early education to every child in America. Kids who attend preschool not only do better in school as they grow older -- they're also more likely to go to college and get a good job. But for many families, a quality preschool program is simply too expensive or not available. Last year a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would help every child get access to quality preschool. We need more support from the local level to push this measure forward. Support from Mayor Sarno and his colleagues is the kind of local support that we will need to win. What we need to do right now is to demonstrate widespread support from people like you.
    63 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Nathan Proctor
  • Let's give every kid in Quincy a strong start
    Mayor Koch has a chance to help kids in Quincy, and across the whole country. Later this month, the Council of Mayors will consider resolutions in support of expanding quality early education to every child in America. Kids who attend preschool not only do better in school as they grow older -- they're also more likely to go to college and get a good job. But for many families, a quality preschool program is simply too expensive or not available. Last year a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would help every child get access to quality preschool. We need more support from the local level to push this measure forward. Support from Mayor Koch and his colleagues is the kind of local support that we will need to win. What we need to do right now is to demonstrate widespread support from people like you.
    56 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Nathan Proctor
  • Let's give every kid in Worcester a strong start
    Mayor Petty has a chance to help kids in Worcester, and across the whole country. Later this month, the Council of Mayors will consider resolutions in support of expanding quality early education to every child in America. Kids who attend preschool not only do better in school as they grow older -- they're also more likely to go to college and get a good job. But for many families, a quality preschool program is simply too expensive or not available. Last year a bipartisan bill was introduced in Congress that would help every child get access to quality preschool. We need more support from the local level to push this measure forward. Support from Mayor Petty and his colleagues is the kind of local support that we will need to win. What we need to do right now is to demonstrate widespread support from people like you.
    62 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Nathan Proctor
  • Gov. Brown: Give 43,000 More Kids a Strong Start!
    43,000 kids hang in the balance as Gov. Jerry Brown decides whether or not he will get them access to quality preschool, or leave them on waiting lists. Every kid deserves the same strong start. Early learning programs not only help kids do better in school, but also increase their chances of going to college and getting a good job. On June 15, the Legislature approved a budget that will create 43,000 new full-day preschool slots over a multi-year period and make investments to improve the quality of early learning programs. This is a big step forward for our kids, but we still need Gov. Brown to sign it. In his original budget Gov. Brown didn’t allocate any additional funding for early learning, leaving our kids shut out and behind. We need more people to speak up and show the governor this is a priority. We’ve only got a few days to convince Gov. Brown to invest in early education. Our littlest learners are depending on us to push him to do the right thing.
    579 of 600 Signatures
    Created by Jason Pfeifle
  • We want Arlington County Virginia Public Schools to Be Right-Sized, Green, Diverse, and Well-Plan...
    We are residents of Cherrydale and nearby neighborhoods. Many of our children are directly affected by the middle school overcrowding crisis facing Arlington County Public Schools. As taxpayers, we are also impacted by the manner in which the school system addresses this crisis.
    49 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Eve Reed
  • Universities and Colleges must define "class participation"
    During my spring 2014 semester, I received a 'F' for "class participation/attendance" in one of my graduate courses. Immediately, I contacted my academic advisor to file an academic grievance. However, I was told that professors are not required to provide documentation of how the class participation portion of the "class participation/attendance" evaluation is calculated. As a result of not having this policy, I received a B+ in the course and my 4.0 GPA dropped to a 3.95 GPA. This is an important issue because students receive an average of 15% of their final course grade from "class participation/attendance" without a standardized policy on how to perform.
    64 of 100 Signatures
    Created by John P. Turner