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Wei’s story is one of resilience, adaptability, and a fierce commitment to finding the right educational fit, no matter the obstacles. Now a mother of two college students, Wei reflects on her journey with hope for expanded school choice options for every family.

PSO President Letrisha Weber writes a note regarding National Bullying Prevention Month, and it's impact on both on the virtual education landscape and growing mental health concerns for today's students.

In observation of School Safety Week, it is essential for parents to consider the growing concerns surrounding school safety and how virtual schooling and school choice can provide families with an alternative for their children. As incidents of violence and bullying continue to rise, parents are increasingly turning to alternative educational options to protect their children and enhance their learning experiences.

In today's evolving educational landscape, many families are choosing virtual public schools for their children. However, virtual public school students are excluded from essential programs like the National School Lunch Program. This exclusion disproportionately affects families facing food insecurity and those caring for children with special needs, all of whom struggle to provide daily meals without assistance.

PSO's annual Parent Leadership Conference took place this month in Sunny Isles, Florida. Our parent advocates had the opportunity to engage in enriching workshops, insightful panel discussions, and inspiring keynote addresses led by esteemed experts and champions for choice.

It is with great pleasure that we honor an individual whose tireless dedication and unwavering commitment have left an indelible mark on the landscape of education advocacy. On behalf of the PSO National Board, I am pleased to present Traci Woodard with the prestigious Lori Cooney Memorial Lifetime Achievement Award for her exceptional leadership and mentorship in championing school choice.