The Anderson County Republican Party Doesn’t Care About Public Schools—They Want to Control Them
Chase Lindsey Chase Lindsey

The Anderson County Republican Party Doesn’t Care About Public Schools—They Want to Control Them

Anderson County Republican Chair Myra Mansfield just admitted what we’ve suspected all along: Republicans don’t think school boards exist to serve students.

They said the quiet part out loud. Public schools aren’t here for politicians. They exist to educate our kids. If Republicans don’t believe that, they don’t belong anywhere near our schools.

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Feeling Hopeless? Get Out and Get Moving.
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Feeling Hopeless? Get Out and Get Moving.

I walked out of Democratic HQ feeling exhausted, frustrated, and mad. So many people are already talking like we’ve lost. But we haven’t.

We knew this was coming. It’s scary—but that’s exactly why we can’t give up. We’re just two weeks in—way yonder too early to throw in the towel.

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Partisan Politics Meets the Classroom
Chase Lindsey Chase Lindsey

Partisan Politics Meets the Classroom

Mary Crank’s first act as a newly elected member of the Oak Ridge Board of Education wasn’t to support our schools or listen to familiesit was to push a partisan agenda by attempting to block a resolution opposing school vouchers. This is what happens when we overlook the importance of local elections.

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