Sentences with phrase «voter education strategies»

We must redesign and develop more effective voter education strategies and platforms while we continue to work with other stakeholders to galvanize voters to come out and vote for candidates of their choice on Election Day.

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Geoffrey began his career as a teacher in Paterson New Jersey, and after working in education, transitioned into developing grassroots voter contact strategies for progressive campaigns.

Stand utilizes a multi-pronged advocacy strategy to elect education champions, lobby for legislative reform, and develop parent and educator leaders who work to persuade elected officials and voters to support education reforms that will improve outcomes for students.

As the Foundation for Excellence in Education's National Summit on Education Reform kicks off in Nashville today, a new poll of 625 Tennessee voters conducted by Mason - Dixon Polling & Strategy shows that 65 percent of Tennesseans support the issue of school choice.

A recent Global Strategy Group survey of more than 600 Connecticut voters found that 73 percent — 79 percent of Democrats and 64 percent of Republicans — support continuing the education reforms included in last year's landmark law.

League of Education Voters applauds the strategy of providing transparency and focusing on supports for schools with the most challenges.

(Calif.) Updated guidance from the state on how to teach California's estimated 1.3 million English learners relies heavily on a strategy largely prohibited by voters 16 years ago — bilingual education.

- Goliath victory is also significant because it was the first time a core education reform strategy was put directly before Connecticut voters — and voters rejected it.

According to a Global Strategy Group memo, the poll found that, «Voters see the Governor [Malloy] as a strong advocate for education reform.

Michael Morton — the new Communications Manager who recently transferred from Texas to take on the task of explaining to Connecticut voters why charter schools, privatization and Malloy's damaging education reform strategies are what Connecticut's students, parents, teachers and public schools need to ensure a better future.