Can you join us in Oxford this Thursday? We’ll gather at Oxford High School at 6:00 p.m. for a brief meeting with public school supporters to fill you in on proposed legislation that could have a severe negative impact on public schools. Though our meeting will be quick (less than an hour), it will be […]
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The 2025 Legislative Session convened at noon today, and we at The Parents’ Campaign look forward to working with our legislators to address the education issues that are so important to our communities. As public school supporters, we have a critical role to play in shaping effective education policy. Our legislators want to represent us
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What a year this has been! I can’t tell you how grateful I am to have you on our team, standing in the gap for our children and our public schools. You have made all the difference. The 2025 Legislative Session will begin on Tuesday, January 7, and it promises to be a doozy! We
Today is Giving Tuesday, a day set aside in the midst of holiday hustle and bustle to help sustain the missions we deem important. Over nearly two decades, The Parents’ Campaign has been delivering on our mission to ensure strong public schools across our state, helping to move all Mississippi children in every Mississippi community
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Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 26, voters in Mississippi’s Central Supreme Court District will decide a runoff between Justice Jim Kitchens and State Senator Jenifer Branning, and voters in some communities will have runoff elections for school board candidates. Effective, supportive school boards are essential for thriving schools, and Supreme Court decisions can be extremely important to
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Today is Election Day, and as public school supporters, we owe it to our children to vote! In addition to electing a president and other important officeholders, voters in more than 50 Mississippi school districts will have school board candidates on their ballots. We asked them to tell us their opinions on important education issues, and you
If you plan to vote absentee in this election, please be aware that noon this Saturday is the deadline to do so in person. Registered voters who are age 65 or older or who won’t be able to get to the polls next Tuesday can vote absentee at their Circuit Clerk’s office. Circuit Clerks’ offices
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Election Day is right around the corner, and it is important for public school supporters to cast their votes every time the polls are open! If you are age 65 or older or won’t be able to get to your polling place on November 5, you can vote absentee at your Circuit Clerk’s office. Circuit
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Next month, voters will elect school board members in more than 50 school districts, almost half of which have contested elections. We need your help to spread the word about where the candidates stand on important public education issues! Candidates for school boards were sent our School Board Candidate Q&A questionnaire, asking their positions on
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As staunch supporters of public education, and as adults in a representative democracy, we have an obligation to do our part to elect public officials at every level of government who are committed to supporting and protecting our public schools. To do that, we must be registered to vote, and we must make it a
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