"It is important to me that I use my voice to advocate for public charter schools because I believe that in doing so I am also standing up for scholars. Scholars deserve the right to choose where they learn, the environment they grow in, and the quality of education that they receive."

"I believe it's important to advocate for charter schools because as every good educator knows, different students thrive in different environments. Helping students, families, and communities become aware of the opportunities afforded to them by charter schools is important so that every family can find the fight school that fits their child's needs."

"To me it's really important to advocate for charter schools because our system is fighting toward equity. Minority communities need advocates to show them that they can achieve more than what society tells them they can."

"I advocate for public charter schools because I believe that with better education of the public on what charter schools are, parents will be able to make educated decisions on what is best for their child and set them up for success."

"It's important that I use my voice to advocate on behalf of public charter schools because a lot of people have been misinformed about charters and I would like to help them understand that charter schools are very important to the community."

"I advocate for public charter schools because I want people to know that genuine learning happens at charters. I think it's a common misconception that charter schools are not equal to traditional public schools or private schools and that's simply not true. I want families to know that charter schools are fun and provide an amazing education."

"I would like my voice to be heard on the importance of Charter Schools.  High-quality charter schools play an important role in public education, providing a diversity of educational methods and delivering excellent results for more than 300,000 kids in Texas, including some of the state's most disadvantaged pupils."

"Advocating for charter schools is necessary because they do not receive as much funding as traditional ISD's. Children deserve the opportunity to choose the type of education that benefits them the most."

"Advocating for public charters schools are necessary because I believe all students deserve a great education. To make this happen, we need strong advocates. We need to make our voices heard. They need that support system. Creating school choice requires ongoing education of and support from those who are in a position to make change. We have to take a stand because charter schools have helped millions of students beat the odds to pursue college degrees and fulfilling careers and lives."

"I advocate for public charter schools because other educators believe that charter schools hinder traditional public schools from succeeding. Therefore, it is crucial for advocates to share the positive effects that charter schools have on students. Furthermore, advocates can change the public's perspective towards charter schools and move them to support legislation to fund the schools."

"Advocating for public charter schools is necessary because charters schools provide students the opportunity to receive a quality education as well as the option to attend a schools that puts them first and sees them as an individual."

"It's important that I use my voice to advocate on behalf of public charter schools because a lot of people have been misinformed about charters and I would like to help them understand that charter schools are very important to the community."

"I advocate for public charter schools because I want people to know that genuine learning happens at charters. I think it's a common misconception that charter schools are not equal to traditional public schools or private schools and that's simply not true. I want families to know that charter schools are fun and provide an amazing education."

"I would like my voice to be heard on the importance of Charter Schools.  High-quality charter schools play an important role in public education, providing a diversity of educational methods and delivering excellent results for more than 300,000 kids in Texas, including some of the state's most disadvantaged pupils."

"Advocating for charter schools is necessary because they do not receive as much funding as traditional ISD's. Children deserve the opportunity to choose the type of education that benefits them the most."

"Advocating for public charters schools are necessary because I believe all students deserve a great education. To make this happen, we need strong advocates. We need to make our voices heard. They need that support system. Creating school choice requires ongoing education of and support from those who are in a position to make change. We have to take a stand because charter schools have helped millions of students beat the odds to pursue college degrees and fulfilling careers and lives."

"I advocate for public charter schools because other educators believe that charter schools hinder traditional public schools from succeeding. Therefore, it is crucial for advocates to share the positive effects that charter schools have on students. Furthermore, advocates can change the public's perspective towards charter schools and move them to support legislation to fund the schools."

"Advocating for public charter schools is necessary because charters schools provide students the opportunity to receive a quality education as well as the option to attend a schools that puts them first and sees them as an individual."

"It's important to use my voice to advocate for public charter schools because I'm apart of one and I know about the services my school provides our scholars and our community. I want parents and scholars everywhere to have access to the services charter schools provide."

"I advocate for public charter schools because of the overwhelming amount of misinformation that is going around about charter schools. We need advocates to stand up and inform the public about the facts, the purpose, and the necessity for public charter schools in Texas."

"I think advocating for charter schools is necessary to ensure the appropriate information is being voiced, especially since word of mouth is such a powerful tool."

"I advocate for public charter schools because there are often misconceptions that charter schools are only for "successful" students, but they are much more and provide assistance to students beyond the classroom."

"I advocate for charter schools because they are highly needed for kids like mine who have trouble with public schools and need educators who care about individual educational/emotional needs. Charter Schools are misunderstood and our communities need to see what we can offer."

"It's important to me to advocate for public charter schools because charter schools bridge the gap for students in low income areas to recieve an education with high academic standards. This leads to better outcomes of continued education after high school."

"I advocate for public charter schools because there are often misconceptions that charter schools are only for "successful" students, but they are much more and provide assistance to students beyond the classroom."

"I advocate for charter schools because they are highly needed for kids like mine who have trouble with public schools and need educators who care about individual educational/emotional needs. Charter Schools are misunderstood and our communities need to see what we can offer."

"It's important to me to advocate for public charter schools because charter schools bridge the gap for students in low income areas to recieve an education with high academic standards. This leads to better outcomes of continued education after high school."

"It's important for me to use my voice to advocate for public charter schools because they offer advantages that make a huge difference in the lives of the students and families that they serve. Advantages like smaller class sizes, individualized learning, and an equitable environment have already proven to result in excellent student outcomes for so many underserved students."