From rising classroom challenges to declining performance and increasing safety concerns, parents across Northwest Illinois are feeling unheard and overlooked.
On Monday, December 15th, join Republican State Senate candidate Joshua T. Atkinson for a focused, 30-minute Zoom conversation on Parents, Schools & the Future of Education in District 45.
This is your opportunity to talk directly with Joshua about:
what’s happening in your child’s school,
the challenges teachers and staff are facing,
the changes you believe are necessary, and
what a stronger, safer, more effective education system should look like for our kids.
Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, educator, or community member concerned about the direction of our schools — your voice matters, and Joshua wants to hear from you.
This is not a speech.
This is not a political lecture.
It’s a real conversation designed to give parents and families a seat at the table.
⭐ Event Details
Topic: Parents, Schools & the Future of Education in District 45
Date: Monday, December 15, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Location: Zoom (link provided after registration)
Tickets: $10 – Only 20 seats available so every voice can be heard
Your ticket supports a small-dollar grassroots campaign committed to transparency, common-sense leadership, and restoring respect for families in our education system.
⭐ Why This Matters
More and more families feel like school boards, administrators, and elected officials are making decisions behind closed doors — with little to no input from the people actually raising and teaching our children.
Joshua is committed to changing that. He believes parents deserve a say, and that our schools should reflect the values, needs, and expectations of the communities they serve.
⭐ Reserve Your Spot
Click Register to secure your seat and be part of the conversation. Space is limited to ensure everyone has a chance to speak.
Let’s talk honestly about our schools.
Let’s talk about our kids.
Let’s talk about the future of education in District 45.
Your voice matters — and Joshua is ready to listen.