Join us as we enjoy refreshments, socialize, and make a plan to help elect school board candidates who will support students and teachers, promote strong foundational education principles, defend parental rights, encourage unity instead of division, and support a safe environment for students and teachers.

Tues, June 11

6:00 PM

200 Waterbury Circle, Franklin

ELECTIONS MATTER!

The August 1 election will decide who serves as board members for six of the twelve districts in Williamson County.

School board members have a great deal of power in the public school system so the best candidates must win!



HELP MAKE THAT HAPPEN!

LAST DAY TO REGISTER

Tuesday, July 2

EARLY VOTING

July 12 through July 27

ELECTION DAY

Thursday, August 1

To register to vote/update your address click here.

To confirm you are registered to vote in Tennessee click here.



June School Board Meeting

Add your voice to help protect the free speech of students and teachers, and to protect female students in locker rooms, bathrooms, and athletic competitions.

Monday, June 17

6:30 PM

1320 West Main Street, Franklin

(Auditorium at the Williamson County Admin Building)



• Males who identify as female will have access to facilities designated as female-only spaces such as bathrooms, changing rooms, locker rooms, showers, and sleeping accommodations, and to participate in women's sports and organizations.

• Female athletes will be denied opportunities to join sports teams, win titles, and obtain athletic scholarships to compete and study at the collegiate level.

• Students and teachers will be forced to submit to compelled speech requirements and lose free speech protections.

• Speak at or attend the June 17 school board meeting.

• Contact the school board members.



Speak at the School Board Meeting

Register Online to Speak:



The required online preregistration runs from June 13 to noon on June 17. Please sign up early because the number of speaking slots is limited. You will have between 1 and 3 minutes to speak depending on the number of speakers.

Email publiccomment@wcs.edu

Provide the following information:

• Your First and Last Name 
• Complete Address 
• Your Topic of Comment 
• Any Organization You Represent

After the district receives your email request to speak, you will receive a confirmation email which you should bring to the meeting.

If you would like help or if you have questions, email us at secretary@momsforlibertywc.org

Contact the Board

Email the board by clicking this LINK.

You can contact all members by opening the link, scrolling down, and clicking "Send Email to All Board Members."

For individual email addresses, click on the photo of the member you would like to contact and then click on the name that appears.

Each of the 12 districts in Williamson County has one school board member. You can identify your district number using this LINK and entering your address. The county commission number is also the school board district number. For example, if you are in County Commission District 1, you are also in School District 1 and your school board member would be Angela Durham.



What to Say to the Board

• Template language to use in your message.

• Ask the board to create a resolution similar to this template Resolution.

• The changes should not be implemented because numerous states, including Tennessee, have filed lawsuits against the Title IX changes.

• Make the board aware that superintendents of other states are taking action and we should follow their lead. Click the links below to see what other states are doing and send this information to the board.

Florida

Louisiana

Montana

Oklahoma

South Carolina



LINK to read a summary of the May School Board Meeting.

LINK to a video of the meeting.

Topics included:

• 28 public comments on Title IX changes that opens female athletic teams, bathrooms, locker rooms, and showers to males. Violates free speech rights with mandated speech codes.

• Superintendent Jason Golden stated he will enforce the Title IX changes in Williamson County Public Schools.

• 2024 - 2025 Budget - There is a funding deficit so taxes will likely be increased.

• The new library content policy offers no way for parents and guardians to hold the school system accountable for inappropriate content offered to students.



We need volunteers to help with ongoing needs and upcoming projects.

We would love to have you join the mission!

If interested, please email secretary@momsforlibertywc.org

Click HERE for a Volunteer Form detailing opportunities.

We are looking for individuals interested in working on the following:

• Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter
• LegislationTeam
• Research