This petitions purpose is to and make it a law to get your high school diploma, making more opportunities for career choices so citizens can not drop our of high school in Iowa. I expect that every person having at least their High School diploma will have them earn more money and make my home state of Iowa a more successful place in the future.
I have been reviewing the feedback left on this page and the diverse personal experiences shared reveal how deeply this impacts our local future. These insights are currently being compiled into a formal proposal for the state legislature to review. The focus remains on how a consistent educational standard can strengthen the economic foundation of our state.
December 1, 2012
Reaching this current level of support confirms that many people care deeply about the educational future of our state. The momentum building behind this proposal suggests that we are ready to discuss how high school completion impacts our long term economic health.
3 Comments
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Jason Tate
13 years ago
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about time. way too many drop outs in our town.
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Sarah Holt
13 years ago
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YES!! my nephew dropped out and he regrets it every single day. so many doors close when you dont have that piece of paper.
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Mike Walton
13 years ago
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kids these days think they dont need school but they end up working dead end jobs forever. stay in class and finish what you started
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This petitions purpose is to and make it a law to get your high school diploma, making more opportunities for career choices so citizens can not drop our of high school in Iowa. I expect that every person having at least their High School diploma will have them earn more money and make my home state of Iowa a more successful place in the future.
I have been reviewing the feedback left on this page and the diverse personal experiences shared reveal how deeply this impacts our local future. These insights are currently being compiled into a formal proposal for the state legislature to review. The focus remains on how a consistent educational standard can strengthen the economic foundation of our state.
December 1, 2012
Reaching this current level of support confirms that many people care deeply about the educational future of our state. The momentum building behind this proposal suggests that we are ready to discuss how high school completion impacts our long term economic health.
3 Comments
J
Jason Tate
13 years ago
Featured
about time. way too many drop outs in our town.
S
Sarah Holt
13 years ago
Featured
YES!! my nephew dropped out and he regrets it every single day. so many doors close when you dont have that piece of paper.
M
Mike Walton
13 years ago
Featured
kids these days think they dont need school but they end up working dead end jobs forever. stay in class and finish what you started
about time. way too many drop outs in our town.