Our teachers can’t win that fight alone–they need the support of Orange County parents and the community. Help us keep our teachers! Help our teachers provide the schools students deserve! To show your support, add your name and your voice to our petition and share with friends! To stay updated on the negotiations or to find out other ways you can help our teacher's efforts, please visit our website www.orangecta.com, or our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/OCCTA7448. You can also show your support by attending the School Board meeting on August 1st at 5:00 PM wearing red, where they will discuss the budget. You may email them directly and let them know you support our teachers and their efforts. Their emails are below. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

This is important to embrace the femininity and female modesty of female students in TPSS, allowing young girls to express themselves and their feminine style.

It's important because we need our children to have healthy emotional lives and that consists of having their mothers in their lives. There are multiple cases of children not having their mothers in their lives that end up living in vandalism, etc. Sometimes these mothers have been victims of domestic violence and are further threatened by the fathers of their babies. We need to end violence against women and we can no longer terminate their parental rights. That is a violation of our rights as mothers. That is unconstitutional.

To modify the dress code now is absurd. Parents cannot afford to purchase 2 different sets of clothing for their GROWING children. It is not fair to the children who do abide by the dress code. Wyoming Valley West Board Members, it is time to grow a back bone and take control of what needs to be taken control of. The clothing these children are wearing is NOT distracting. What is distracting and disturbing are the fights daily. If these children have to abide by a dress code, the teachers should have to abide by the same dress code. Us parents will not abide by this dress code for our children.

Because no one is immune from a catastrophic event. And if you lose your home due to a disaster, and you receive compensation from the party deemed liable, you should be able to use ALL of that money to rebuild/relocate. And the federal govt should not be collecting "income" tax on money that is clearly not income!

What if it were their mother daughter sister niece aunt uncle brother nephew father? Abuse happens to everyone and everyone deserves justice. Women children and YES even MEN are stuck in abusive relationships/situations. They all deserve the same help and protection from those harming them. If one signature can help save at least can help make the change then that's what is needed. Victims should've live the life of a victim they should live their lives as a survivor. They should be able to live without fear that their abuser can still hurt them. Restraining orders need to be more than just a piece of paper.

Help change server's wages from $2.13 to minimum wage which is $7.25 in Texas. Everyone is struggling to take care of their families. Let's make a difference guys, let's pass a law!!!!

The plight of immigrant visa applicants continues as the government's focus on processing tourist visas and other non-immigrant visas takes precedence over family reunification. This shift in priorities contradicts the core principles of American immigration policies, which emphasize family unity and the importance of keeping families together. As a result, many deserving individuals and families find themselves caught in a frustrating bureaucratic loop, experiencing prolonged separation from their loved ones. The consequences of this issue extend beyond emotional distress, impacting various aspects of their lives. Financial strain, strained relationships, and disrupted educational opportunities are just a few of the numerous challenges immigrant families face. Moreover, this approach undermines the essence of diversity and inclusion that the United States has long celebrated, as it erects unnecessary barriers for those seeking to contribute to society and establish a stable life within the country.

We must be able to feel safe in our homes and neighborhood.

Because students cannot focus with all this smoke surrounding their atmosphere.

The hard working people of the community deserves an establishment that respects the people of the community enough to properly clean its buildings inside and out, clear their parking lot of homeless congregating daily and service the community with dignity, safety and respect.

The magnitude of this legislation passing cannot be underestimated. It marks a shift in focus from serving those in dire need to favoring those who can afford to pay the most. This blatant disregard for the core principle of organ donation, which is to save lives based on medical urgency, not financial capabilities, is a betrayal of the trust bestowed upon organ donors. We cannot let profit-driven motives erode the fairness and ethical foundations of organ transplantation. We must raise our voices and protect a system that unequivocally values life over financial gain. By removing a legal requirement that has been in place for nearly forty years, which mandates only nonprofits with experience in this field can bid on contracts to manage the system, the door is opened for profit-seeking entities to exploit the vulnerable and turn the selfless and altruistic gifts of donor heroes into transactional commodities. We refuse to compromise the profound impact of organ donation by placing financial gain above human well-being. This petition invites all who have been touched by the miraculous act of organ donation – including transplant patients and waiting candidates, organ donor family members, caregivers, and concerned citizens – to have our voices heard and demand the federal government acts responsibly. Our petition does not represent any particular organizations, associations or other groups within or outside of the organ donation and transplant system, nor are we doing this in the interest of any such groups. We are patients and donor families, parents and friends, and everyday men and women who in one way or another have been touched by the noble gift of organ donation and the lifesaving surgeries it enables. We also do not oppose any true efforts to improve the organ donation and transplant system. However, we oppose seeing those efforts subverted to the benefit of for-profit companies, which would jeopardize human lives. Let us stand united in protecting the lives of patients, honoring the generous gift of organ donation, and safeguarding the nonprofit status of our organ donation and transplant system. Sign this petition today and add your voice to the rising chorus of those who believe that compassion, not profit, must guide the U.S. organ transplant system. Together, we can ensure that organ donation remains unyielding, accessible, and dedicated only to the welfare of those in need.