Kansas Faces of the American Dream from Defend the American Dream – Kansas Public Schools

From our friends at Defend the American Dream – Kansas Public Schools. Help them spread their message and share with them the story of someone in your community who benefitted from a Kansas public education.

WE ARE THE FACES OF THE AMERICAN DREAM

Public schools are the American Dream at work in Kansas, just as they were for our parents and grandparents. They are the place where young people learn and grow, where they are encouraged to dream big and work hard. And as children grow into teenagers, and then young adults, Kansas public schools help build the foundation for the pursuit of success and happiness in life.

The American Dream isn’t just fame and fortune. It’s seeking a life that brings fulfillment. It’s opportunity and open doors. And it will be different for every individual. Some dream to work in the Hollywood limelight, or to serve the country and protect our freedom. Others dream to carry on the family farm or small business. Maybe it’s as straightforward as doing honest work and raising a Kansas family.

As Kansas public schools make all of these dreams possible, our schools’ graduates are faces of the American Dream.

We want to hear from you! Send us a photo of someone who represents the American Dream in your community. Submit a blog post about why we must defend Kansas schools if we hope to keep the American Dream alive in small towns and big cities. Post a quick “American Dream” video moment from a school on Vine or Twitter.

This is your chance to make your voice heard and help us defend the American Dream in Kansas!

• E-mail your submissions to defendks@gmail.com
• Tweet us your photos or Vine videos: @defendks
• Use #defendks on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram

Here’s a great example (and more will be coming soon under our Faces of the Dream tab)! Think of a few for your community, and jump in!

We Are the Faces of the American Dream
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Public schools are the American Dream at work in Kansas, just as they were for our parents and grandparents. They are the place where young people learn and grow, where they are encouraged…

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