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The SPS School Board is using an unproven, undemocratic governance model to make decisions. Learn more and demand better governance of SPS!
We support public education as foundational to democracy and to achieving racial equity within our society. We believe every child deserves a safe, nurturing, and enriching public school experience that allows each child to achieve their full potential.
All Together for Seattle Schools is a volunteer group of Seattle Public Schools (SPS) parents and community members from across the city: from Rainier Beach to Lake City and Ballard to West Seattle. We partner with educators and other organizations in advocacy for Seattle students.
We formed through grassroots organizing in response to the limited information from SPS about October 2023 staffing changes and student shuffles. Many of us hadn't met before this effort. Some of us are SPS alums, all are parents of future SPS alums—we all know what is at stake this year in the district. Our kids are in neighborhood schools and option schools, from elementary through high. We come from many backgrounds and even have different positions on some education issues.
But despite our differences, we are All Together united in our belief that SPS can better ensure our schools, educators, and students thrive by partnering with families and community members, communicating more transparently, and advocating for increased school funding.
We seek to:
Increase the number of SPS families and community members who understand what SPS is currently planning, regardless of language spoken or experience with advocacy.
Help empower students and families to have their voices heard in major SPS decisions around upcoming budget cuts and advocacy for increasing state funding for schools.
Ensure that every student, regardless of their background or where they live, is attending a public school that has the funds and resources necessary to help them succeed.
Reach families in every school in SPS! Click below to stay up to date with these efforts!
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