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  • The Removal of Club America from Hebron High School
    One of two items must occur, with the much preferred option being the first. 1 ) Club America needs to be absolved and entirely removed from the Hebron High School club roster and stop being promoted or supported by Hebron High School. 2 ) A Left-Leaning Club powered by a Non-Profit alike to TPUSA needs to be officially formed underneath the Hebron High School Club Roster and supported alike and equally to Club America.
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  • PETITION FOR A MINIMUM 40 MINUTE LUNCH PERIOD
    PETITION FOR A MINIMUM 40 MINUTE LUNCH PERIOD Canutillo High School To the Canutillo Independent School District Board of Trustees,/ Superintendent We, the undersigned parents, guardians, students, and community members of Canutillo Independent School District, respectfully petition the District to increase the current 30 minute lunch period at Canutillo High School to a minimum of 40 minutes. A 30 minute lunch period does not mean students actually have 30 minutes to eat. Students must leave their classrooms, walk across campus, use the restroom if needed, and wait in lunch lines before they can sit down and begin eating. Depending on the length of the lunch line and where a student's previous class is located, a significant portion of the 30 minute period can be gone before a student ever receives their meal. Our students deserve enough time to eat without rushing. Lunch is not simply "free time." It is an important break in a demanding academic day. Students need adequate time to eat, decompress, socialize, and mentally prepare for their afternoon classes. When students have to choose between finishing their meal and getting to class on time, we believe the schedule is failing to meet a basic student need. This concern becomes even more significant when we look at comparable high schools in the El Paso area. Neighboring campuses with similar A/B schedules reportedly provide considerably more time for lunch: • Coronado High School — approximately 46 minutes • Franklin High School — approximately 46 minutes • El Paso High School — approximately 46 minutes • Ysleta High School — approximately 41 minutes • Hanks High School — approximately 40 minutes • Montwood High School — approximately 40 minutes • Eastwood High School — approximately 39 minutes If neighboring high schools can structure their instructional day while providing students approximately 40–46 minutes for lunch, we believe Canutillo ISD should explore how it can do the same. This Is About More Than Lunch Canutillo ISD has expressed concerns regarding student enrollment and retaining students at the middle and high school levels. We believe student retention begins with creating schools where students feel valued, respected, supported, and proud to belong. As parents and community members, we have supported Canutillo ISD, including supporting investments in our schools because we believe in this District and its students. With that support comes an expectation that decisions affecting the daily lives of students will keep their well-being and educational experience at the center. Policies, bell schedules, dress codes, attendance numbers, and accountability measures all have a place in operating a school district. BUT STUDENTS CANNOT BECOME SECONDARY TO THE SYSTEM CREATED TO SERVE THEM. A school should have structure, but it should also have culture, community, and humanity. Our students spend the majority of their waking weekday hours on campus. Providing them an additional 10 minutes at lunch is a reasonable request that could make a meaningful difference in their school day. Our Request We respectfully request that Canutillo ISD: 1. Increase the Canutillo High School lunch period from 30 minutes to a minimum of 40 minutes; 2. Review the current bell schedule to determine how this change can be implemented while maintaining required instructional minutes; 3. Evaluate actual student wait times in cafeteria lines during lunch periods; 4. Seek input from students, parents, teachers, and campus staff before finalizing future bell schedules; and 5. Consider student experience and well-being as an important part of the District's efforts to improve student retention. This petition is not asking for less education. We are asking for a school day that recognizes that students learn better when their basic needs are met. Students should not have to rush through a meal, or skip eating altogether, because the lunch period does not provide enough time. CANUTILLO ISD EXISTS BECAUSE OF ITS STUDENTS. They are not simply enrollment numbers, attendance percentages, or accountability statistics. They are the reason our schools exist, and their voices and well being should matter when decisions are made about their school day. We respectfully ask the Canutillo ISD Board of Trustees and District Administration to listen to its students and families and provide Canutillo High School students with a minimum 40 minute lunch period beginning with the earliest feasible bell schedule adjustment. Give our students time to eat. Give them time to reset. Give them a school environment that shows them they matter. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, SUPPORT A MINIMUM 40-MINUTE LUNCH PERIOD FOR CANUTILLO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.
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  • Demand Southwest Airlines Protect Its Passengers and Employees from ICE
    ICE is ramping up immigration enforcement at airports all across the country—showing up at gates, on the jet bridge, and even trying to board flights to detain passengers. On July 25, a Southwest Airlines agent did the right thing, and prevented a federal ICE agent from boarding a flight without a judicial warrant signed by a judge.  But just one week earlier, Southwest employees stood by while Chantal Rojas was detained as she was boarding her flight in Denver. Southwest’s only statement was that “Southwest complies with applicable state and federal law.”  Southwest can’t have it both ways. Right now, it’s up to whichever gate agent or flight attendant happens to be working that day to decide, in the moment, whether to protect a passenger from ICE—and then wonder if it’ll cost them their job. Southwest must adopt a formal, company-wide policy on how it cooperates with ICE, prioritizing the safety of its employees and passengers. Specifically, we’re calling on Southwest to:  1. Require a judicial warrant signed by a judge before any federal agent can access gates, jet bridges, or aircrafts.  2. Publicly commit to not sharing any customer or employee data with ICE.  3. Protect its employees who protect passengers, by ensuring that no employee will be disciplined for not complying with warrantless ICE raids. 
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  • Tell Congress to defund Flock's totalitarian camera network!
    Pass legislation to withhold funding from municipalities with Flock contracts. I urge you to support legislation to withhold funding from police departments and municipalities who maintain contracts with Flock or other automatic license plate readers.  Flock has a network of invasive surveillance cameras nationwide. Law enforcement are using Flock's cameras to stalk people, infringe on privacy rights, discriminate, and target people based on First Amendment protected speech and protest.
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  • Petition Regarding Club America at Hebron High School
    To the administration of Hebron High School, The newly introduced Club America organization at Hebron High School has raised significant concerns among students regarding political neutrality, equal representation, and the role of politically affiliated organizations within our school community. Our concern is not that students should be prohibited from discussing politics or expressing their political beliefs. Students should absolutely have the freedom to engage in political discussion and organize around issues they care about. However, that freedom must be applied equally. If students are unable to establish or maintain clubs representing one political perspective—such as a Democratic-oriented organization—while a Republican-oriented organization is permitted to operate, then our school is creating an unequal environment for political expression. Regardless of the legal requirements governing student organizations, students should have equal opportunity to form organizations representing differing viewpoints. Allowing only one side of a political spectrum to have an organized presence within a high school can create an environment in which students are exposed disproportionately to one political perspective. High school students are still developing their understanding of politics and civic engagement, making it especially important that our school does not appear to favor one political ideology over another. Our position is simple: if Club America is permitted to operate at Hebron High School, students must also be allowed a meaningful and equal opportunity to establish a club representing opposing political viewpoints. If that equal opportunity cannot be provided, we believe the administration should reconsider whether a politically affiliated organization belongs in our school at all. We ask the administration to either: 1. Remove Club America from Hebron High School, or 2. Allow students to establish a politically opposing organization under the same standards and conditions. This petition is not about preventing students from having political beliefs. It is about ensuring that our school treats political expression fairly and does not provide one viewpoint with opportunities that are denied to others. Thank you for taking our concerns seriously and considering our perspective. Respectfully, Hebron High School Student Body
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  • No AI Data Centers on Federal Lands!
    I urge you to pass the No AI Data Centers on Federal Lands Act and ban data centers and associated infrastructure on land owned or managed by the U.S., including on military bases.
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  • Tell ICE to stop the deportation of Sister Leticia Ugboaja
    On a Sunday morning in late June, Sister Leticia “Letty” Ugboaja was stopped and detained by ICE agents as she walked to church—a block from her home in McAllen, Texas. Sister Ugboaja, who is from Nigeria and is a part of the Daughters of Mary Mother of Mercy, has worked as a nurse in south Texas for more than a decade.  ICE detained her in a facility that was more than an hour away from her community and then refused to give her the medication she needed. She was released that day, but now has to go to regular check-ins and, despite having a no-removal order, is in deportation proceedings to a third country.  This is yet another abhorrent, egregious action  ICE has taken,  and it cannot be allowed to stand.  Sign the petition to demand the end of deportation proceedings against Sister Ugboaja!
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  • Dear Unnecessary and Burdensome Red Tape,
    EPA Administrator Zeldin, do not strip the public of its ability to comment on "minor sources" of pollution, like those that serve data centers. Diesel backup generators and natural gas turbines are considered to be "minor sources." Their cumulative impact can be substantial. According to a Sierra Club investigation, "Amazon alone holds enough 'minor source' air permits to allow its backup generators to emit 4,200 tons of NOx in Northern Virginia, about the same as a mid-sized coal plant right in the heart of the seventh largest metro area in the country." https://www.sierraclub.org/coal/secret-coal-plant-dc-suburbs And that's just one of the problems with the "minor source" designation.  The public comment period is sometimes the first or only opportunity for people to voice their concerns. Don't silence the people.
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  • More Tyrone Power Films on TCM
    Dear Mr. Tabesh: We the undersigned love and appreciate Turner Classic Movies. We understand that you do not own the films of 20th Century Fox. However, we notice that you have honored Fox stars such as Gene Tierney and Dana Andrews, but the films of its major star, Tyrone Power, have been sadly lacking on your schedule. He was a star in Summer Under the Stars: Tyrone Power only once in the history of the franchise, which was on August 22, 2012.  He has never been featured as a TCM Star of the Month. According to the book, The Top 50 Movie Stars: Statistically Speaking by Bruce Cogerson, Tyrone Power is listed as the 21st greatest male star of all time on a list that includes Harrison Ford, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Tom Hanks. And yet, many of your viewers are unfamiliar with his films. We ask that you make an effort to include him at TCM in the Summer Under the Stars program or occasionally give him his own day to introduce him to new viewers and also because we as his fans miss seeing him on Turner Classic Movies. To eliminate him skews the public’s perception of his importance during the classic era. 
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  • Save Riverfront Nights
    Keep the Music, Keep the Riverfront, Keep Chattanooga Moving To the City of Chattanooga, Hamilton County officials, Riverfront Nights organizers, and all decision-makers involved: We, the undersigned residents, boaters, business owners, vendors, visitors, and supporters of Chattanooga’s riverfront, respectfully ask that Riverfront Nights continue during the planned two-year Ross’s Landing refurbishment. We understand that improvements to Chattanooga’s riverfront are important, and we support maintaining and improving our public spaces. However, we strongly believe that shutting down Riverfront Nights for two full years is not the only solution. Riverfront Nights has become an important part of Chattanooga’s summer culture. It brings people together on the river, creates opportunities for local musicians and vendors, supports nearby businesses, and gives families and friends a place to enjoy live music in one of the most unique settings in the city. COOLIDGE PARK IS NOT A SUITABLE REPLACEMENT Moving Riverfront Nights to Coolidge Park may sound like an alternative, but it does not provide the same experience or capacity as Ross’s Landing. One of the things that makes Riverfront Nights special is the ability for boats to gather along the river, tie up, and enjoy the concerts from the water. Coolidge Park cannot accommodate the same number of boats or provide the same practical boating experience. The riverfront venue also accommodates a tremendous number of people on land. Moving an event of this size to a location that cannot comfortably handle the same crowds could create significant problems with parking, pedestrian congestion, boating access, safety, and overall capacity. Riverfront Nights isn’t simply a concert. The river is part of the event. LOCAL BUSINESSES AND VENDORS MATTER Cancelling Riverfront Nights for two years could also have a significant impact on the local people and businesses that depend on these events. Vendors, food and beverage businesses, musicians, event workers, nearby restaurants, marinas, and other local businesses benefit from the crowds Riverfront Nights brings to downtown Chattanooga. For many of these people, losing two entire seasons isn’t simply an inconvenience — it represents lost income and lost opportunities. TWO YEARS IS A LONG TIME We recognize that construction and refurbishment take time. But two years without one of Chattanooga’s most popular riverfront traditions is a substantial loss to the community. Rather than simply canceling Riverfront Nights, we ask the city and organizers to work with the community to find a way to keep the tradition alive during construction. We ask that officials explore options such as: • Finding an alternative riverfront location capable of accommodating both people and boats. • Adjusting the event footprint or schedule during construction. • Phasing construction around scheduled Riverfront Nights events when possible. • Exploring temporary docking or mooring solutions. • Working with marinas and other riverfront property owners on possible alternatives. • Creating a temporary venue that can safely accommodate the crowds and vendors. • Continuing to involve local musicians, vendors, businesses, and boaters in planning the temporary solution. OUR REQUEST We respectfully ask the City of Chattanooga and all parties involved to NOT shut down Riverfront Nights for two years without first exhausting every reasonable alternative. We ask that Riverfront Nights continue in some form during the Ross’s Landing refurbishment, preserving the music, community, boating tradition, local vendors, and economic activity that make these events so important to Chattanooga. We support improving Chattanooga’s riverfront. We support Riverfront Nights. We support our local musicians, vendors, businesses, boaters, families, and community. We believe Chattanooga can do both. SAVE RIVERFRONT NIGHTS. Keep the music on.  Keep the boats coming.  Keep the vendors working.  Keep Chattanooga’s riverfront alive. Sign this petition if you agree that Riverfront Nights should continue during the Ross’s Landing refurbishment.
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  • "Let's Save Fourth Cliff Family Recreation Area in Scituate, MA"
    Fourth Cliff Family Recreation Area in Scituate, MA, has been serving active duty and retired military personnel since 1952, one of the few locations for rest and recreation on the East Coast. Thousands of people, many retired to New England, count this as a lifesaver for their military career, a beautiful gem encircled by the Atlantic Ocean, and North and South Rivers. While patronizing area businesses during their stay, Fourth Cliff guests are a boon to the local economy. Atlantic storms in recent years have ravaged the cliff protecting its frontage, jeopardizing several historic landmarks, tent and RV sites, guest houses, and beach usage. PLEASE SHARE THIS POST (& offer your reason for signing).
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  • Stop Empowering ICE Violence
    Congress should not be supercharging ICE, an agency that is leaving families shattered and communities terrified. I urge you to reject the Combating Organized Retail Crime Act (CORCA), including by refusing to attach it to the FY27 NDAA, and ANY other legislation that would expand DHS’s footprint.
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