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Right Now MN Super PAC is a non-profit Political Action Committee whose vision is to assist in the creation of a future full of endless opportunities for our families, children, and grandchildren. We are an organization that advocates on behalf of the 99% of Americans whose needs are not being met by the current crop of politicians. Our focus is on reducing the size of government in a way that maintains our country’s excellence while eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse of the public’s trust. We want to support politicians that favor public policy that aids the 99%; in formulating tax policy, regulatory policy, financial policy and fiscal and monetary policy all play a role in strengthening the 99%’s prosperity. As a community focused organization, we want to see our economy grow and our wages increase so we can improve our quality of life and strengthen our country for generations to come.
RIGHT NOW NEWS
Osseo teacher asks students if preferred name and pronouns should be used when contacting home
"A teacher in the Osseo school district asked students to share their preferred name and pronouns on the first day of class and state whether they should be used when contacting home.
“Please circle your answer choice for the following in regards to your pronoun/preferred name use,” a handout reads. It then asks if the teacher should use the student’s preferred name and pronouns when calling home."
Read more over at Alpha News: https://alphanews.org/osseo-teacher-asks-students-if-preferred-name-and-pronouns-should-be-used-when-contacting-home/
Letter: Blame Minnesota Democrats for school resource officers leaving our schools
"The reason the officers are being removed from the schools falls directly on the shoulders of the Democrats in the Minnesota Legislature," Minnesota Sen. Paul Utke writes."
Read more over at the InForum: https://www.inforum.com/opinion/letters/letter-blame-minnesota-democrats-for-school-resource-officers-leaving-our-schools
Most Minneapolis students don’t consistently attend school
"The number of Minnesota students who consistently attend school has dropped by 15% since 2019, according to state Department of Education data released last week.
The annual North Star Accountability Report tracks “consistent attendance,” which is defined as the number of students who attend school at least 90% of the time and are not chronically absent.
Since 2019, the last time attendance data was released, the number of students with consistent attendance records has dropped from 85% to 69.8%, according to data for the 2021-22 school year.
In Minneapolis, the number of students consistently attending school that year was just 45.8%.
The data also found that, based on 2023 statewide assessments, 50.3% of students are not proficient in reading and 54.7% are not proficient in math."
Read more over at Alpha News: https://alphanews.org/most-minneapolis-students-dont-consistently-attend-school/