{"campaignList": [{"vanity_url_slug": "12788", "number_actions": null, "fixed_post_message": "", "registration_page": "/api/grassrootsregistrationpage/322/", "custom_call_to_action_text": "", "id": 12788, "long_description": "

It\nis important for policy-makers to visit, witness the accomplishments, and\nunderstand more about the work of charter schools.\u00a0

One\nof the best ways to develop a relationship with your members of Congress is by\ninviting them to visit your charter school. Elected officials love visiting\nschools and it\u2019s a great opportunity to showcase your school\u2019s unique qualities.

There are three easy steps to invite your Members!

1. Fill out your school's address below to identify your members.

2. On the next page, CUSTOMIZE\u00a0the invitation for your school.

3. Double check your contact information is correct, and then hit send!

", "custom_fields": [], "campaign_type": 2, "supporters_can_choose_targets": false, "show_num_supporters": true, "fixed_pre_message": "", "_extra": {}, "short_description": "Fill out your information below to invite your Members of Congress to visit your school!", "single_body_for_all_messages": false, "status": 2, "page_layout_type": 1, "custom_target": "", "multiple_actions_allowed": true, "show_num_actions": false, "name": "Invite your Members to your School!", "pos_message": "Dear {{target_appropriate_greeting}},\n\nOn behalf of the YOUR SCHOOL'S NAME, I am writing to invite you and your staff to visit us during the next congressional constituent work week September 30 \u2013 October 11, 2019. YOUR SCHOOL'S NAME serves X students in grades X-X, and we are very excited to have the opportunity to show you the great things that these schools are achieving in your STATE/DISTRICT. (SHARE ANY OTHER NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS ABOUT YOUR SCHOOL HERE) \n\nCharter schools are public schools, open to all children, do not charge tuition, and they are subject to the same educational accountability requirements as traditional public schools. Charter schools allow parents to choose a high-quality educational environment for their child regardless of income or zip code. The high-quality education that many charter schools provide helps to level the playing field and ensure more students receive the education they deserve. A 2015 report from the Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) at Stanford University found that charter schools located in our nation\u2019s largest urban districts gained an additional 40 days of learning in math and 28 additional days of reading per year as compared to their district peers. Four or more years of enrollment in an urban charter school yields 108 additional days of learning in math and 72 additional days of reading per year.\n\nPublic charter schools play an important role in public education for your STATE/ DISTRICT. It would be my pleasure to arrange a visit for you and your team to visit a public charter school in your district during the next congressional constituent work week September 30 \u2013 October 11, 2019. \n\nTo schedule please contact me at EMAIL and PHONE NUMBER at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your leadership, I look forward to your visit.\n\nSincerely,\n\n{{contact_full_name}}\n{{contact_address}}\n{{contact_email}}\n", "order": 4, "resource_uri": "/api/grassrootscampaign/12788/"}, {"vanity_url_slug": "18518", "number_actions": null, "fixed_post_message": "", "registration_page": "/api/grassrootsregistrationpage/322/", "custom_call_to_action_text": "", "id": 18518, "long_description": "

Over the next few weeks, Congress will decide how to spend\ntaxpayer money \u2013 and we need to make sure that public education is at the top\nof their priority list.

Public charter\nschools educate over three million students \u2013 but over five million more want to attend a charter school\nand can\u2019t because there isn\u2019t one available to them.

\n\n

Contact your member of Congress to let them know that the\none-size-fits-all approach to public education isn\u2019t working. Congress should\ninvest in public schools that put kids first,\nregardless of their zip code, income, or ability level.

", "custom_fields": [], "campaign_type": 2, "supporters_can_choose_targets": false, "show_num_supporters": true, "fixed_pre_message": "", "_extra": {}, "short_description": "Five Million Students Are Waiting", "single_body_for_all_messages": false, "status": 2, "page_layout_type": 1, "custom_target": "", "multiple_actions_allowed": false, "show_num_actions": false, "name": "2019 Approps Campaign 1", "pos_message": "Dear {{target_appropriate_greeting}},\n\nAs a constituent and charter school supporter I\u2019m writing to request that you strongly support an increase in funding for the Charter Schools Program (CSP) to at least $500 million for fiscal year 2020. \n\nThough many students live in communities with great schools, too many do not. Charter schools allow parents to choose a high-quality educational environment for their child regardless of income or zip code. The high-quality education that many charter schools provide helps to level the playing field and ensure more students receive the education they deserve. A 2015 report from the Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) at Stanford University found that charter schools located in our nation\u2019s largest urban districts gained an additional 40 days of learning in math and 28 additional days of reading per year as compared to their district peers. Four or more years of enrollment in an urban charter school yields 108 additional days of learning in math and 72 additional days of reading per year.\n\nPlease increase funding for the CSP to at least $500 million. Additional CSP funds are critical to support the launching of new schools, the replication and expansion of successful charter schools, and offering important resources to help charter schools access facilities. It\u2019s the only federal program designed solely to support the growth of charter schools and, in doing so, increases high-quality options within the public school system.\n\nI urge you to sign on to a Member led letter in support of the Charter Schools Program. In the House, please contact the offices of Congressman Joe Wilson (SC-2) and Congressman Paul Mitchell (MI-10) or Zoe Lofgren (CA-19) and Congressman Emanuel Cleaver (MO-05). In the Senate, please contact the offices of Senator Tim Scott (SC) or Senator Michael Bennet (CO) and Senator Dianne Feinstein (CA).\n\n", "order": 4, "resource_uri": "/api/grassrootscampaign/18518/"}]}