Save the Date: Gala Under the Stars

Celebrating 10 Years of Power2Parent

Power2Parent is turning 10 years old, and we’re inviting you to celebrate this incredible milestone with us! Join us for our Gala Under the Stars: 10 Years of Lighting the Way on: Friday, March 27, 2026 TPC Summerlin *Cocktail Hour: 5:30 PM *Dinner & Program: 7:00 PM This special evening will honor a decade of empowering parents, strengthening families, and lighting the way forward. Mark your calendar today—formal invitation and ticket information to follow. Save the Date & Celebrate With Us! Donate! Visit our website

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Reminder: Protect Our Kids: Join Us Sept. 25

Your Voice Matters! Stand with Us at the School Board Meeting.

Dear Friends and Families, Parents trust schools to be safe places for their children. That trust was shaken when it became clear that several CCSD teachers used social media to glorify or excuse the assassination of Charlie Kirk. According to multiple news outlets, teachers posted statements such as: One teacher wrote he couldn’t think of many people “more deserving of a gunshot wound to the neck.” Another said he watched the video “over and over … loved every fraction of a second of it and it gets better with every watch.” A teacher commented he was “not celebrating” Kirk’s death but “won’t feel sorry for the guy either.” And another wrote simply: “you reap what you sow.” Superintendent Jhone Ebert acknowledged that these posts caused a “substantial disruption” and raised safety concerns, and that the teachers involved are “not currently assigned to classrooms.” This is a start, but it is not enough. Temporary reassignment does not restore parent trust. If students made comments like these, they would face immediate discipline. Teachers must be held to the same standard. That’s why we are urging all parents to come to the next school board meeting: Clark County School District Board Meeting 📅 Thursday, September 25 | ⏰ 5:00 PM 📍 2832 E. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas  Your voice matters. Parents must send a united message: teachers who glorify violence should not be returned to classrooms in our district. For our kids, Erin Phillips CEO, Power2Parent   Donate! In addition to strengthening families and empowering parents, much of our work happens behind the scenes—monitoring policies, researching laws, and equipping you to engage. Please consider supporting our mission to protect parental rights and expand school choice. When you advocate for one child, you advocate for many. Visit our website

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Protect Our Kids: Join Us Sept. 25

Your Voice Matters! Stand with Us at the School Board Meeting.

Dear Friends and Families, Parents trust schools to be safe places for their children. That trust was shaken when it became clear that several CCSD teachers used social media to glorify or excuse the assassination of Charlie Kirk. According to multiple news outlets, teachers posted statements such as: One teacher wrote he couldn’t think of many people “more deserving of a gunshot wound to the neck.” Another said he watched the video “over and over … loved every fraction of a second of it and it gets better with every watch.” A teacher commented he was “not celebrating” Kirk’s death but “won’t feel sorry for the guy either.” And another wrote simply: “you reap what you sow.” Superintendent Jhone Ebert acknowledged that these posts caused a “substantial disruption” and raised safety concerns, and that the teachers involved are “not currently assigned to classrooms.” This is a start, but it is not enough. Temporary reassignment does not restore parent trust. If students made comments like these, they would face immediate discipline. Teachers must be held to the same standard. That’s why we are urging all parents to come to the next school board meeting: Clark County School District Board Meeting 📅 Thursday, September 25 | ⏰ 5:00 PM 📍 2832 E. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas  Your voice matters. Parents must send a united message: teachers who glorify violence should not be returned to classrooms in our district. For our kids, Erin Phillips CEO, Power2Parent   Donate! In addition to strengthening families and empowering parents, much of our work happens behind the scenes—monitoring policies, researching laws, and equipping you to engage. Please consider supporting our mission to protect parental rights and expand school choice. When you advocate for one child, you advocate for many. Visit our website

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CCSD Teachers Celebrate Violence: Parents Must Respond

Free Speech ≠ Celebrating Violence

Dear Friends and Families, Parents across Clark County were shocked to learn that a CCSD teacher publicly celebrated the assassination of Charlie Kirk. This isn’t about politics, it’s about protecting our kids and holding educators to the highest standard of kindness, respect, and responsibility. At Power2Parent, we strongly defend free speech. But free speech does not include glorifying violence. When educators normalize assassination, they erode the safe environment every child deserves. That’s why our board sent a letter to Superintendent Jhone Ebert, urging her to take decisive action: investigate, remove, and terminate any educator who engages in this misconduct. Anything less erodes parent trust and undermines the district’s mission. 👉 We’ve written a new blog post explaining what happened, why this matters, and how you can engage directly with your school principal, superintendent, and trustee to demand accountability. 📖 [Read the full blog post here »] http://Power2parent.org/post/ParentsSpeakUp Power2Parent is on the front lines every day—equipping parents, monitoring policies, and ensuring your voice is heard. But we cannot do this work without you. If you believe in safe schools and strong families, would you consider making a gift today? 💙 [Donate Now to Support Power2Parent »] https://anedot.com/power2parentunion Our children are watching how adults respond. Let’s set the example of rejecting violence and standing for safe schools. With you in this fight, Erin Phillips CEO, Power2Parent   Donate! In addition to strengthening families and empowering parents, much of our work happens behind the scenes—monitoring policies, researching laws, and equipping you to engage. Please consider supporting our mission to protect parental rights and expand school choice. When you advocate for one child, you advocate for many. Visit our website

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Reminder: Helping Your Child Process Violence

Guide Your Child Through Recent Events

Dear Parents, In just the past couple of weeks, our children have been exposed to disturbing and violent images in the media—the political assassination of Charlie Kirk, the stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee, and the tragic Catholic school shooting. Many of these events were shared on social media, and children as young as elementary age have seen graphic videos. It’s heartbreaking and troubling to know that our kids are carrying the weight of these images. But as parents, we can help them process what they’re seeing and remind them that they are safe and cared for. Here are some practical ways to guide these conversations: 💬 Talk, Don’t Avoid Children may already have seen or heard about these events from peers, TikTok, or other platforms. Ask gentle, open-ended questions like: “Have you heard about what happened?” “What have your friends been saying?” “How did it make you feel when you saw that video?” 🧠 Keep It Age-Appropriate Younger kids don’t need all the details. Reassure them that grown-ups are working hard to keep people safe. Older kids and teens may want to discuss the why and the what now. Listen first, then provide context without amplifying fear. ❤️ Reassure Their Safety Children want to know: “Am I safe? Are the people I love safe?” Remind them that these events, while tragic, are rare, and that you, their school, and their community are committed to protecting them. 📱 Monitor Media Exposure Encourage breaks from graphic content. Watching videos on repeat can retraumatize kids. Set healthy limits on social media and step in if you notice obsessive scrolling or rising anxiety. 🙏 Model Calm and Hope Kids take their cues from us. Acknowledge that the world can feel scary but emphasize resilience, community, and faith in the future. Let them see you praying, problem-solving, or simply being present. At Power2Parent, we believe empowered parents protect kids—not just in policy, but in everyday conversations at the dinner table. Thank you for being the steady voice your children need right now. With you in this, The Power2Parent Team   Donate! In addition to strengthening families and empowering parents, much of our work happens behind the scenes—monitoring policies, researching laws, and equipping you to engage. Please consider supporting our mission to protect parental rights and expand school choice. When you advocate for one child, you advocate for many. Visit our website

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Helping Your Child Process Violence

Guide Your Child Through Recent Events

Dear Parents, In just the past couple of weeks, our children have been exposed to disturbing and violent images in the media—the political assassination of Charlie Kirk, the stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee, and the tragic Catholic school shooting. Many of these events were shared on social media, and children as young as elementary age have seen graphic videos. It’s heartbreaking and troubling to know that our kids are carrying the weight of these images. But as parents, we can help them process what they’re seeing and remind them that they are safe and cared for. Here are some practical ways to guide these conversations: 💬 Talk, Don’t Avoid Children may already have seen or heard about these events from peers, TikTok, or other platforms. Ask gentle, open-ended questions like: “Have you heard about what happened?” “What have your friends been saying?” “How did it make you feel when you saw that video?” 🧠 Keep It Age-Appropriate Younger kids don’t need all the details. Reassure them that grown-ups are working hard to keep people safe. Older kids and teens may want to discuss the why and the what now. Listen first, then provide context without amplifying fear. ❤️ Reassure Their Safety Children want to know: “Am I safe? Are the people I love safe?” Remind them that these events, while tragic, are rare, and that you, their school, and their community are committed to protecting them. 📱 Monitor Media Exposure Encourage breaks from graphic content. Watching videos on repeat can retraumatize kids. Set healthy limits on social media and step in if you notice obsessive scrolling or rising anxiety. 🙏 Model Calm and Hope Kids take their cues from us. Acknowledge that the world can feel scary but emphasize resilience, community, and faith in the future. Let them see you praying, problem-solving, or simply being present. At Power2Parent, we believe empowered parents protect kids—not just in policy, but in everyday conversations at the dinner table. Thank you for being the steady voice your children need right now. With you in this, The Power2Parent Team   Donate! In addition to strengthening families and empowering parents, much of our work happens behind the scenes—monitoring policies, researching laws, and equipping you to engage. Please consider supporting our mission to protect parental rights and expand school choice. When you advocate for one child, you advocate for many. Visit our website

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