Who Owns the Curriculum?

Should parents, local governments, or federal standards have final authority over what is taught in public schools?

How it works

1. Survey — A short set of questions grounds the room. Takes two minutes. Earns a small reward.
2. Stake — Put your best idea on the table in 200 characters. Plain language. No jargon. One shot.
3. Vote — Read every idea. Vote: Agree, Disagree, or Needs Work. Ideas that reach 85% agreement win. The group decides — with their names on it.
4. Results — The group decided. What cleared 85% is on the record.