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Because the people making decisions about our schools should hear from the families who depend on them.
Public schools belong to all of us. That means we all have a stake in understanding how they're funded, what policies shape the resources available to our kids, and how decisions at the state level directly affect the decisions made by school boards, principals, teachers and families every day.
Through Say Yes 4 CPS, we're building trust with parents, caregivers, and neighbors to help them learn more about the issues facing Cincinnati Public Schools - and many school districts in Ohio—including the school levy (Issue #4), state funding, and the ways Ohio's report card system not only impacts individual schools, but the whole neighborhood too.
But awareness is only the beginning. We're building the knowledge and relationships families need to ask questions, speak up, vote, organize, and have a voice in the decisions that shape our children's future.
Because the people making decisions about our schools should hear from the families who depend on them.
Public schools belong to all of us. That means we all have a stake in understanding how they're funded, what policies shape the resources available to our kids, and how decisions at the state level directly affect the decisions made by school boards, principals, teachers and families every day.
Through Say Yes 4 CPS, we're building trust with parents, caregivers, and neighbors to help them learn more about the issues facing Cincinnati Public Schools - and many school districts in Ohio—including the school levy (Issue #4), state funding, and the ways Ohio's report card system not only impacts individual schools, but the whole neighborhood too.
But awareness is only the beginning. We're building the knowledge and relationships families need to ask questions, speak up, vote, organize, and have a voice in the decisions that shape our children's future.