Our goals in education across America are really quite simple.  

First and foremost we want to create a way for schools to teach our young people the basic rights and wrongs that many parents teach their children at home, while many other parents don't. Some children go through life and never learn the value of human life, the consequences of drug and alcohol use, the dangers of guns, and other similar things a lot of us think of as common knowledge. Some children don't learn these lessons until they've endangered themselves or others.

If our schools were provided with tools like the "Choices of Life" interactive game/movie series we're trying to create, a lot more children would learn these basic lessons whether they're taught them at home or not. Click the link to learn more about the "Choices of Life" interactive game/movie series and how you can help us turn it into a reality.

Our second goal is making it so that all states put public education funding first in the budget and what’s left over goes to all the other programs, Don’t cut our children’s best chance for success. While we know throwing money at the problem is not the answer, we do believe raising the standards of our teachers and expectations of our children makes sense. It will take sacrifice and commitment  but our children deserve the best chance for success. 

Uniform funding for all schools so all children get the same chance for success. 

While test scores are important it’s not the only factor. If we have the brightest children with the worst attitude, we have failed. It’s amazing that we teach business ethics in our colleges, but fail to teach any ethics to our young children. What could be wrong with teaching our youngest that the only priceless and absolutely unique thing in this world is their life which can’t be replaced or duplicated. Treasure their life as well as the lives of all others.

Smaller class sizes, It’s tough to give individual attention to 25 students. In K - 8th grade. We believe in a maximum 15 students per class, and 9th – 12th with a maximum of 2o students per class. 

Our teachers deserve better pay, K-8th grade teachers should be our brightest and best. We propose raising these teachers to a base pay of $65,000 and adjusted across America for cost of living. With a minimum of a Masters degree in education with a focus on early childhood development and elementary and secondary development. Teachers with bachelors degrees could only teach 9th - 12th with a base pay of $50,000. 

Our schools should be the center of all communities, encouraging all adults in the community to work with the teachers to provide a learning experience equal to none. Our young children have to learn that police are their friends, not the enemy. Reporting crime and abuse is the right thing to do, not a disgrace. The importance of treating all people as equals. Teaching the importance of being a productive American citizen and as they move into high school they need to learning how banks work and how you can build your destroy their credit. We can teach how abusing drugs and alcohol can ruin not only their lives but drastically effect everyone around them. 

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