How to help students raise little money for them to go back to school

This petition is addressed to help students, tax payers and teachers. The education reform bill seeks to give vouchers so kids can attend private schools that are not equipped to handle children with disabilities, end teacher tenure meaning a teacher can be fired for any reason even if the reason is not a valid one, teachers would loose their jobs because of student test scores.

There have been several issues which seem to have polarized our community with respect to the school district. We believe that improving communication between the community and the school board could help ease some of this discord and potentially provide a forum to resolve conflict and restore confidence in our leadership.

*Note* Please, if you're going to sign, keep it serious. If we have a bunch of stupid comments, no one will take us seriously. Sign this petition to try to convince Ms. Tully to reverse her attendance, tardy, and study hall policies. These policies are creating and excacerbating more problems than they are assuaging. Share this petition with people on Facebook, etc. I am going to make some flyers with the link on them to put around school; if anyone feels like helping with that let me know @ Jacob Moffatt on Facebook or [email protected] by email. We easily got past 50 signatures in one night. When signing your name and your own message, please try to use proper grammar syntax and spelling; nothing kills a petition for education like uneducation. Short term goal is 300 signatures. Long term goal is 1000.

HB 1440, New Hampshire’s 2012 Driver Education Bill, would provide an affordable online driver education option, with parent provided behind-the-wheel training, for teenagers. Many teenagers wait until age 18 to get their driver’s license, when they don’t have to take a driver ed course, because they can't afford the high cost of driving school tuition. HB 1440 would give all NH teenagers an equal opportunity to be educated in this important area.

Education is an important part of society. Children aren't being educated properly and children in turn are turning to crime to make a living. Stop playing with our children's lives and fund education properly!

The Alabama legislature is facing an agenda packed with urgent issues: Alabama's awful immigration law, Medicaid cuts and taking money from public schools to balance the state budget. Alabamaians ought to make their voices heard on these issues.

I am trying to reform an after-school program in two Charleston inner-city schools, and I'm disgusted about the lack of allocated funds to after-school programs and continuing education. Many students that I have come to care about cannot afford the program and do not relearn what they learn during school hours. If we're going to make a better education system, we'll need South Carolina government to get behind the initiative to cause real change in Charleston County Schools and the Corridor of Shame. Instead of handing out tax exemptions, perhaps we should focus on educational innovation!

We the people hereby demand that America's school principals, teachers and staff, including bus drivers, provide a safe environment for our children. Charges need to be filed against those that do not adhere to strict guidelines regarding ANY incidence of bullying or adverse behavior among students during school hours.

The Govenor has engaged in a singleminded attempt to reduce funding to education throughout the Commonwealth. There is no concern about the future of our children and students. He is focused on reducing education funding as he is maintaining the same level of appropriations for the other items in the state budget.

Gov Christie wants to force the merger of Rutgers/Camden with Rowan University depriving the city of Camden of a valuable asset, students and alumni of their identity, all to further his own political agenda

Louisiana Republican governor Bobby Jinal has proposed to make deep budget cuts to education and health care for the poor.