Building Parent Power to Transform Philly Schools

We are families fighting for the public education our children need. Together, we’re building the power needed to transform Philly’s public schools.

What we’re building…

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An organizing home for parents and caregivers committed to shifting power back to our communities and winning systemic change in our schools.

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Member-led chapters that prioritize the leadership of parents who are closest to education injustice.

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Bridges that unite parents across race and class around a shared vision for the future of Philly schools.

Together, we’re building a home for parents to take collective action that transforms our schools and our city.

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Featured Campaign

Support a Joy-Based Budget for Schools

Philadelphia students are losing recess, creativity, and joy—essential for their development, mental health, and joy. We're organizing parents across the city to demand iniatives that include:
- More Support Teams for Educational Partnership (STEP teams)
- More RECESS & REST
- More COUNSELORS & SOCIAL WORKERS
- More ARTS & MUSIC

From Our Newsletter

We did it! We raised $75,000!

We did it! We raised $75,000!Last night, 150 members and supporters came together for Lifting As We Climb, our fifth-anniversary celebration. We raised $75,000! We are especially grateful to our host committee, NBC10 news anchor E. Coleman, our sponsors, and every single person whose donation helped carry us across the finish line! We had the…

Our Impact

We bring new voices, urgent truths, and real solutions to the table, proving that parent engagement isn’t symbolic—it’s strategic. When parents organize, systems shift.

School-Based Chapters
Parents Trained Across 18 Schools
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Invested in Organizing in FY26

Support Our Work

Join us in building the power needed to transform Philly’s public schools