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Celebrate Public Schools Week with events and recognitions to honor our nation’s public schools, our students and the many school professionals who work to help students achieve their greatest potential.
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Love Public Education / Public School Proud

Show Your Commitment to
Our Nation’s Public Schools

THANK YOU for your support for Public Schools Week 2020! Stay tuned for dates and more details about Public Schools Week 2021.

Nine out of 10 students in America attend public schools. Public Schools Week is a national celebration to highlight the great things happening in our nation’s public schools as well as bring attention to the critical issues facing our schools, students and educators. This initiative shows the strength and potential of public schools in a democratic society. Public Schools Week 2020 was held February 24-28, 2020.

You Can Still Take the Pledge:

Today, I pledge my support for public education. America’s public schools educate nine out of 10 students in the United States—more than 50 million—regardless of ability, race, wealth, language, religion or country of origin, to prepare them for future endeavors. By pledging to support our nation’s public schools , I also am pledging to strengthen the future of our country. Read Privacy Policy here. #PublicSchoolProud

  • Lily Eskelson Garcia

    Nine out of 10 students in America attend a public school. That’s why it’s more important than ever before that every student have access to an amazing, wonderful public education.

    - Lily Eskelson GarciaPresident, National Education Association

  • This week is the time to say, “thank you,” and congratulate all of those who are in public schools, but also to say, “don’t ever take us for granted.”

    - Rich BaginExecutive Director, National School Public Relations Association

  • Local leadership and advocacy for public education is critically important to the success, and the continued success, of this vital American institution: America’s public schools.

    - Thomas GentzelExecutive Director and CEO, National School Boards Association

  • Daniel Domenech

    We are public school proud because we firmly believe that public education in America today is the best that it has ever been.

    - Daniel DomenechExecutive Director, AASA, The School Superintendents Association

Get your community involved in celebrating
Public Schools Week

Thank you for celebrating Public Schools Week!

#PublicSchoolProud | #PSW2021 | #PublicSchoolsWeek

 

  1. Share why you are #PublicSchoolProud on the social media.
  2. Help celebrate all that teams of public school educators do for our students. Shine a spotlight on the educators who are making an impact in your school district and post a photo or video to #PublicSchoolProud .
  3. Talk to your school administrators and organize an event the week of Public Schools week 2021 (Date TBD), where the school community can come together to celebrate the awesome students, programs and professionals whose hard work is going to strengthen the future of our country.
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Organizational Supporters of Public Schools Week

American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
Americans United for the Separation of Church and State.
Association of Education Service Agencies (AESA)
Association of School Business Officials International
Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty (BJC)
Catahoula Parish School Board (Louisiana)
Cedar Falls Schools (Iowa)
Citizens for Public Schools
Colleton County School District (South Carolina)
Council of Administrators of Special Education
Council for Exceptional Children
Discovery Education
Douglas County School District (Colorado)
Edge Partners
Edgeley Public School (North Dakota)
First Book
First Focus on Children
Hamtramck Public Schools (Michigan)
Illinois Alliance of Administrators of Special Education
Indiana Coalition for Public Education
Kansas Learning First Alliance
Learning Action Buffet (New Mexico)
Long Island Opt Out
National Association of Federally Impacted Schools
National Association of School Psychologists
National Education Association Retirees Organization (NEARO)
National Newspaper Publishers Association
National Superintendents Roundtable
Network for Public Education
New Jersey PTA
NYSAPE (New York State Allies for Public Education)
Ohio BATs
Oklahoma Parent Legislative Action Committee
Omaha Public School Board
Oregon Save Our Schools
Oregon School Employees Association
Pastors for Florida Children
Peabody Federation of Teachers, Local 1289 (Massachusetts)
Rhode Island Learning First Alliance
RootEd
Save Our Schools Arizona
School Family Media
School Social Work Association of America
Scottsdale Parent Council (Arizona)
Stamford Public Education Foundation (Connecticut)
Stand For Schools
The Arc of the United States
The Colonial Williamsburg (Va.) Foundation
TREE (Tennesseans Reclaiming Educational Excellence)
WakeEd Partnership (North Carolina)
White Plains Teachers’ Association
Wisconsin Association of School Boards
Wisconsin Public Education Network
Woodridge School District 68 (Illinois)
AASA
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