Gubernatorial campaign websites: on Education

Bill Eigel: Prohibit biological boys from playing in girls sports

Bill Eigel: Ban "hate-based ideology," other "woke" programs in schools

Bill Eigel: Give parents access to curricula and lesson plan records

Patrick Morrisey: Successfully defended the state's school choice laws

Semi Bird: Facilitate school choice including private and home schools

We will;
• Ensure parents and families are not marginalized or isolated from their children's education.
• Facilitate School choice to ensure that all families have access to quality education systems, included but not limited to public, charter, private, and home schools.
• Ensure that all Washington schools are held accountable for student education outcomes, through responsible oversight and performance requirements.

Mark Walker: Block federal mandates, get DC bureaucracy out of classrooms

Andy Wells: Schools should educate not indoctrinate students

Jennifer McCormick: Focused on a high-quality public education for every child

Michael Morgan: Every child deserves access to a quality public school

Mike Braun: Everyone should be able to enroll in school of their choice

Mike Braun: Ensure parents meaningful input on curriculum and materials

Tanner Smith: Quality education for students, competitive pay for teachers

Eric Doden: I support ensuring transparency in school curriculums

Teachers should teach. Parents should parent. Parents have a right to know what is being taught in the classroom, and I support all measures to ensure transparency in school curriculums.

Jay Ashcroft: Our kids our deluged with inappropriate content

For parents of young kids, it is a struggle to navigate an increasingly complicated and morally relative society and instill the values we were raised with in a culture that no longer appreciates those values.

Semi Bird: Parental access to ALL curriculum materials used in class

I will continue to support the initiative measure 2081 establishing the Parents Bill of Rights.
• Parents/guardians will have full access to ALL student records (medical, psychological, counselor, academic).
• Parents/guardians will have full access to ALL curriculum and supplementary materials used in their child's classroom.
• Parents/guardians must be notified prior to any medical or psychological services offered to their child or children.
• School Choice allows parents access to the best quality of education for their children, especially families living at or below the poverty line.
• I will support and build upon the tenets House Bill 1615, The Students First Program.
• This is an Educational Savings Account (ESA) with no strings attached to homeschooling families or private schools. The money follows the backpack!

Curtis Hill: Money should follow the student rather than the system

Curtis believes money should follow the student rather than the system to create fairness in opportunity. By investing in school vouchers, vocational training at the high school level, new print and technological resources, and incorporating new language and learning requirements, Curtis believes Indiana can usher in a new era of educational freedom, free of federal entanglements, that prepares students for an ever-changing global economy.

Phil Lyman: Ensure parental rights on education choices and curriculum

State colleges and universities should be bastions for free expression. They should challenge students to expand their views and to broaden their comprehension of the world around them. Still, they are state establishments and, as such, should refuse to host drag shows, should ban the practice of requiring preferred pronouns on campus, and should require U.S history and government classes. They should root out insurgent foreign ideology such as Chinese influence, environmentalist and climate change dogma, and other unfounded and cultish creeds, including religious tenets, that require unnatural adherence.

Phil Lyman: Protect conscience & religious belief in schools

When it comes to K-12 public schools, Utah must…
• Prioritize foundational academics first
• Protect conscience & religious belief in schools
• Restore schools to their limited and proper role
• Respect the family's unique & comprehensive role
• Respect the Teachers who play a vital role in public education; Teachers are central to public education
• Reject partnerships, programs, policies & practices that exploit children

JB McCuskey: Empower students and families: flexibility over bureaucracy

If elected, I will always work to empower students, their families and their teachers. I will never succumb to special interest groups or their agendas that distract from the goal and will always vote to give schools the flexibility they need to make our kids' success the priority.

Esther Charlestin: Affordable Childcare for All

• Sustainable Education Systems & Affordable Childcare for All
• Attainable Housing & Livability
• Climate Resilience & A Just Energy Transition

Merrill Piepkorn: Support public education, school lunches for all students

• Supporting public education, our students, families, and educators--including school lunches for all of our students.
• Innovating solutions to quality childcare access for our working families.

Mike Ramone: Ensure teachers have the tools, resources, and classrooms

Peter Duval: Add two years to the existing education system, preK-13