Academic mission
Foundational skills, critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and high standards belong at the center of public education.
A common purpose for public education
Education should unite us.
A public commitment to academic integrity, equal treatment, viewpoint freedom, and schools that prepare every student for citizenship and opportunity.
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Stand with us for public education.
The shared premise
Public education belongs to every student.
Schools should give young people the knowledge, habits, and civic confidence to build their own futures. The Unity Statement establishes a clear standard that trustees, candidates, educators, parents, and community leaders can affirm together.
Read the complete statement →Equal treatment
Every student deserves factual, objective instruction free from discriminatory bias and compelled ideological affirmation.
Civic formation
Students should learn difficult history honestly and develop the knowledge and reasoning required for constitutional democracy.
The public commitment
Classrooms that unite rather than divide.
“In our respective capacities, we commit to advancing classrooms that unite, empower, and inspire all students to achieve their full potential.”
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