We support equal opportunity for high quality education for all students from early childhood through community college. We work actively to educate ourselves and the community about innovations in education as well as financing for education.
The League of Women Voters of Santa Monica supports local programs that provide for all persons' equality of opportunity in education, employment, and housing.
The League of Women Voters of Santa Monica support policies that promote a high standard of education in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District.
Casual get-together for new, returning, or prospective League members. Learn about our local League's work and how we fit in the state and national League programs. Investigate how you can be a part of this dynamic organization.
The League of Women Voters of Southwest Santa Clara Valley supports cooperation between school districts and city governments in planning for utilization of school assets.
RI General Treasurer Seth Magaziner spoke at League Day at the State House on April 3, 2018. His focus was the new school upgrade plan coming out of Governor Raimondo's Rhode Island School Building Task Force that Magaziner co-chaired.
Support of a public school system which meets the needs of our community and whose primary goal is the achievement of quality education and an openness to educational change.
The League of Women Voters of Connecticut supports appropriate services and programs to encourage and enable adolescent parents to finish high school and become economically self-sufficient, ensure that K-12 students have access to appropriate sex education, & provide adequate training to teachers of these recommended programs.
The League of Women Voters of Connecticut supports a system of elementary and secondary education that must be fiscally and educationally accountable to Connecticut citizens.
The League of Women Voters of Connecticut supports the concept of collective responsibility among individual school districts and the state to take proactive steps toward achieving diversity and avoiding racial isolation in the student population.
