11/8/2010: I Vote School Choice is winding down after the election - this website will no longer be updated. A huge thank you to all of our dedicated volunteers. SchoolChoiceVermont.com and VermontAct153.org
will continue to have current information for you.
About I Vote School Choice
I Vote School Choice is a program of School Choice Vermont PAC. IVSC is a Vermont 2010 election season voice for parents, grandparents, community members and educators who support School Choice as an important vehicle for continuing and increasing our strong student outcomes. By working together to inform candidates and voters, School Choice will become part of this election season's issues.
A broad definition of School Choice is PARENTS making the decision about where their child will attend school, and money following the child to the school that best fits that child's needs. School choice has a 140 year history of success in 90 Vermont towns.
WE ARE A BROAD COALITION. Our tent is BIG, we know there are a range of opinions and party affiliations, everyone is welcome here. When we work together our voice is stronger. If you are interested in School Choice on ANY level, this election is the time to take action. School Choice may mean parents choosing from...
School Choice Vermont PAC is a registered Political Action Committee, and cooperative effort by Angelique Lee and Retta Dunlap, two diverse and complementary voices in the Vermont School Choice movement. We know that by bringing the full range of parent and community voices together, more candidates will understand and address school choice during the election.
Retta Dunlap has long advocated for home school, education, and parental rights issues in Montpelier, working with such groups as Vermonters for Better Education, Vermont Home Education Network, and EdWatch Vermont.
Angelique Lee created the non-partisan parent organization School Choice Vermont in spring 2010 to help parents advocate for continued unrestricted access to public and independent schools for their tuitioned students.
Contributions or gifts to School Choice Vermont PAC are not deductible as charitable contributions for Federal income tax purposes.
A broad definition of School Choice is PARENTS making the decision about where their child will attend school, and money following the child to the school that best fits that child's needs. School choice has a 140 year history of success in 90 Vermont towns.
WE ARE A BROAD COALITION. Our tent is BIG, we know there are a range of opinions and party affiliations, everyone is welcome here. When we work together our voice is stronger. If you are interested in School Choice on ANY level, this election is the time to take action. School Choice may mean parents choosing from...
- public and independent schools in all grades
- public and independent schools in secondary grades
- support for current tuitioning laws and the status quo
- strengthening of current tuitioning laws and the status quo
- How do you define School Choice?
- Do your candidates support that definition?
School Choice Vermont PAC is a registered Political Action Committee, and cooperative effort by Angelique Lee and Retta Dunlap, two diverse and complementary voices in the Vermont School Choice movement. We know that by bringing the full range of parent and community voices together, more candidates will understand and address school choice during the election.
Retta Dunlap has long advocated for home school, education, and parental rights issues in Montpelier, working with such groups as Vermonters for Better Education, Vermont Home Education Network, and EdWatch Vermont.
Angelique Lee created the non-partisan parent organization School Choice Vermont in spring 2010 to help parents advocate for continued unrestricted access to public and independent schools for their tuitioned students.
Contributions or gifts to School Choice Vermont PAC are not deductible as charitable contributions for Federal income tax purposes.
