Education Policy

Education Bill of Rights

Every child is entitled to a less than 20 to 1 teacher to student ratio.
Every child is entitled to a digital laptop or phone to be able to learn in the digital world of the 21st Century via the online world.
Every school must have a limited minimum budget for teacher salaries, technological resources, textbooks or online learning resources based on the total number of students attending.
While every child does not need to have the same money spent on each local educational system, there must be a minimum standard that is enjoyed by schools receiving federal financing across the country based on a per pupil approach. Each student should have the same access to the same number of hours of sport opportunities as well as after school extracurricular activities.
Local school funding must shift to a minimum based on local funding based on national standards for both testing and required student resources such as student to teacher ratio, time spent in the classroom and access to information resources via digital means.
A National Extracurricular Online Movement must be kickstarted, encouraging national programs to be built for the adoption of local school districts in order for schools to have equal, equitable access to resources, online if necessary, provided by the federal government that will help level the local educational playing field.
Teachers must have complete and total transparency in the model they are providing the students in their classrooms.
Toward a more transparent model, every teacher must have an individual class website, complete w/homework assignments, classroom discussions and online review workshops. We have the technology. It’s time we used it.
Every student is entitled to be educated free form racial, sexual identity, sexual orientation, religious discrimination of any sort.
Every student is entitled to free education from preschool to grade 12, including a post 12th grade Community College.
Every student is entitled to free breakfast and lunch.
School infrastructure: A school must have a working facility that adequately houses and cares for the students in each particular school district with safe and modern buildings that provide running water, clean bathrooms and a cafeteria for the children to eat. These are the bare essentials that every child deserves.

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Education Policy

Education Bill of Rights

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