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When the Night Gets Tricky: A Halloween Reminder for Parents
Sometimes the scariest part of Halloween isn’t the ghosts — it’s our own expectations.
Oct 28
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Jim Malliard
Stop Scrolling. Start Speaking.
Your lawmakers won’t hear you through your phone — unless you pick it up and call.
Oct 21
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Jim Malliard
Friday Night Lights, Everyday Heroes
While the crowd cheers under the lights, the quiet work of parents keeps the season — and our schools — running strong.
Oct 14
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Jim Malliard
Echoes in Harrisburg: Three Letters, One Reality
Different parties. Different tones. Same result — Pennsylvania families still waiting
Oct 10
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Jim Malliard
No Days Off: Parent Voices Are the Power
It doesn’t take big money to make change — it takes parents who show up, again and again.
Oct 7
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Jim Malliard
September 2025
History Is at Every Turn
You don’t always need a museum ticket — sometimes the past is waiting just off the road.
Sep 24
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Jim Malliard
850 Hearts Too Many: A Visual Reckoning of School Shooting Victims Since 1984
Each heart represents a life lost. Each life demands our attention. This is not just a number—it’s a call to conscience.
Sep 17
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Jim Malliard
Don’t Wait for June: Advocacy is Every Day
“Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today.” – Benjamin Franklin
Sep 10
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Jim Malliard
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You Are Their First Teacher: Why School Isn't Enough
Learning doesn't start and stop at the classroom door - it's a 24/7, 365-day job that begins with you
Sep 3
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Jim Malliard
August 2025
The Book Is Thick, But Your Voice Is Louder
Why engaged parents who fight like hell for their kids are an unstoppable force
Aug 25
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Jim Malliard
2
The End of the Beginning: Why Back-to-School Season Is Our Moment
Three minutes and one email can change everything for your child's future
Aug 24
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Jim Malliard
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Backpacks and Battle Scars: What Life Teaches Beyond the Classroom
As students return to school, let’s not forget: the hardest lessons aren’t always in textbooks. Life tests us first—and those tests shape how our kids…
Aug 18
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Jim Malliard
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