Kids Voting programs are available to teachers and students in every
Mecklenburg County school, homeschool and youth program. This connection is made
possible through school partnerships and the outstanding efforts of Kids Voting
School Representatives.
School representatives connect their schools to Kids Voting and provide a
critical link between classrooms, teachers, students, parents and Kids Voting.
Teachers are nominated or designated by their schools to lead Kids Voting
activities there - they are invaluable members of the Kids Voting team!
School
representatives:
- Plan and implement Kids Voting activities at their schools
- Receive and distribute (free!) Kids Voting curriculum and lessons to
classrooms at their schools
- Lead school efforts to be involved in Kids Voting Election Day
- Have opportunities for teacher training and leadership development
- Learn about civic education opportunities and community service email
updates
- Engage students, teachers and families in civic participation
- Provide valuable feedback to Kids Voting, help develop new programming
- And more!
Want to thank your School Representative for their efforts? Interested in
learning what your school is doing to engage students in active citizenship and
Kids Voting? Contact the Kids Voting Representative at your school or Amy
Farrell at Kids Voting. Your school not on the list? Contact Amy Farrell at Kids
Voting: 704-343-6999 or
info@kidsvoting.org