Frequently Asked Questions Links By Alice Thomas, M.Ed. Verbiage about improving education fills our newspapers, magazines, political speeches, and television newscasts on almost a daily basis. We say we know that the quality of life in any community is directly related to the quality of education in that community, and we say we know that the current state of our schools is adversely affecting our communities. We say we want improved schools and school systems.
Solutions begin in ownership and commitment, and move into action.
Parents alone can't either. Solutions to the problem will take a real commitment from all of us. But all children are not. We already know most of what we need to know to make that happen Improvement will happen only when we decide to do what we need to do. If we are to tackle the problems that plague our school systems and schools, we need action plans for increasing public engagement.