who we are
We are parents, public servants, educators, advocates, and organizers. We’ve taught in underfunded schools, led statewide coalitions, advised lawmakers, and fought for the dignity every child deserves. We’ve built policy from the ground up and stood firm when others stayed silent.
We’re committed to strengthening public schools, closing opportunity gaps, and ensuring that every child—no matter their zip code—has the chance to thrive. We’re here to build a public education system as strong as the students it serves.