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join our 2025 policy fight!
defeating vouchers in Texas
creating safe and inclusive educational spaces
expanding access to quality public education
youth representation in Policymaking
We are fighting to defeat school vouchers in Texas, which divert public funds away from public schools and undermine their ability to serve students effectively. Our work in creating safe and inclusive educational spaces includes advocating against discriminatory policies, promoting culturally responsive curricula, and fighting back against book bans that limit student access to diverse perspectives and histories. We also push for youth representation in policymaking, ensuring that students have a direct voice in shaping the decisions that impact their education. Lastly, we are committed to expanding access to quality education by addressing systemic inequities and building pathways that enable all students—regardless of background—to thrive.
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Who We Serve:
SORS is committed to serving young people, particularly those from historically marginalized backgrounds, including:
→ students in public education facing systemic barriers.
→ Youth from underserved and underrepresented communities.
→ Aspiring young leaders who seek to create policy change.
→ Grassroots organizers dedicated to transforming education and governance.
What We Do:
SORS mobilizes, trains, and equips students to be powerful advocates in the fight for education justice and policy transformation.
How We Create Impact:
Our work translates into real, measurable change. Whether through policy victories, student-led initiatives, or shifting the national conversation on youth representation, SORS has:
→ Led statewide campaigns against school vouchers in Texas (ongoing)
→ Provided organizing training for students seeking to influence education policy.
→ Built coalitions across organizations to amplify youth-led advocacy efforts.
→ Developed leadership pipelines to support young people in policymaking roles.
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