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America First Puts Public Schools Last: What You Can Do to Stop It
Here are the three most important actions you can take to stop the America First Education Agenda.
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The Plan to Abolish the Department of Education
Enemies of public education are trying to abolish the U.S. Department of Education.
Trump and McMahon’s America First Agenda
Linda McMahon and Donald Trump's America First Agenda Puts Students and Teachers Last.
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Send your letter: Linda McMahon is the wrong choice for Secretary of Education
Linda McMahon is an unqualified and flawed candidate to lead the U.S. Department of Education. Let your Senators know.
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Voters Reject Vouchers in the States Where They Were on the Ballot
In red states and blue, public school advocates rejected charter schools and vouchers when they were on the ballot.
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On November 5, vote for the well-being of children
Our children are watching. Our children are learning. They deserve to grow up in a country in which tolerance and respect are the norm, not the demonization of those who are culurally or racially different or who hold a differing point of view. For the sake of their emotional well-being and the development of their character, Trumpism must end.
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Trump’s Plan to Destory Neighborhood Public Schools
Trump's plan for public education will destroy neighborhood schools and harm our nation's children.
NPE Action proudly endorses Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for President and Vice President of the U.S.A.
The Network for Public Education Action announces our strong support for Kamala Harris for President and her outstanding pick for Vice President, Tim Walz. Vice-President Harris proudly noted that she is a product of public education when she addressed teachers last week. Tim Walz is a former high school teacher and coach.
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Project 2025’s Plan for Public Education
Project 2025 has an agenda for public schools: Destroy your neighborhood public schools and make parents shop for schooling using vouchers. Even as that is occurring, it would whittle away protections and support for LGBTQ students, disadvantaged students, and students with disabilities. Watch our explainer and find out how.