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Tiers
Tier 1:
Solidarity Partners
Who is this for:
Organizations that support our campaign values and want to show alignment publicly but may have limited capacity to engage deeply.
Committments
Sign onto the campaign’s public statement/endorsement letter.
Share campaign updates and action alerts through organizational channels (newsletters, social media, listservs).
Encourage staff, members, or community to participate in key mobilizations (e.g., call-in days, online petitions).
Benefits
Listed as a campaign endorser.
Receive regular campaign updates and calls to action.
Tier 2:
Active Collaborators
Who is this for:
Organizations ready to contribute people power and help move the campaign forward more directly.
Committments
Participate in monthly coalition calls and strategy briefings.
Mobilize members for at least two campaign actions (e.g., lobby day, rally, testimony at public hearing).
Provide organizational visibility: share stories, amplify messaging, or co-host events.
Benefits
Recognition as an Active Collaborator on campaign materials.
Opportunities to co-shape strategies, messaging, and actions.
Access to organizing tools, training, and political education materials.
Tier 3:
Core Partners
Who is this for:
Organizations committed to being central leaders in the fight to end the use of exclusionary discipline.
Committments
Join the campaign’s leadership table to guide strategy.
Dedicate staff time to co-develop campaign actions, policy demands, and direct organizing.
Lead in mobilizing your base to legislative hearings, rallies, and meetings with decision-makers.
Contribute capacity (policy expertise, communications, logistics, or funding support where possible).
Benefits
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Recognized as a Core Partner and campaign co-leader.
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Shaping power in decision-making spaces.
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Opportunities to spotlight your organization’s leadership in statewide press and legislative advocacy.
We believe in building a movement that is broad, strong, and united. However you engage, your support brings us closer to a future where every student is free from exclusionary discipline and able to thrive.
campaign Focus
Eliminate the use of exclusionary discipline (suspensions and expulsions) for subjective, non-violent behaviors (like “disrespect,” “insubordination,” dress code violations, phone use, and tardiness)
Our campaign is building power to end suspensions and expulsions, and we know we cannot win without broad movement alignment. We invite organizations to engage at the level that best fits their capacity and priorities.
Coalition
