Expand access to free mental health counseling, modeled after Knoxville’s successful program, by leveraging insurance partnerships and clinical providers.

Re-bid contracts with school food vendors to improve food quality and reduce waste.

Identify grants to expand after‑school and academic programs in elementary, middle and High schools with limited or no offerings.

True further education opportunity for all by proposing budget amendment to hire a districtwide consultant or permanent staff member to support guidance counselors to develop a comprehensive guide of scholarship guide for students from immigrant families, including undocumented students.

Strengthen transportation options to support attendance and protect families—especially the 75,000 African American and other minority students and 20,000 Hispanic students disproportionately impacted by ICE activity and family separation.