Kids at our neighborhood elementary school are invited to vote for the learning projects they are most excited about.
The emotional enrollment is in place, and the results come in by the end of the day. Teachers were impressed by how it turned out.
You might think it’s because students are required to do so, but when you learn how the school operates, you won't be surprised.
Kids vote not because someone asked them to, but because when they speak up, the school actually listens and make it happen for them.
When the learning opportunities are in their control, what’s the reason not to vote?
The same should apply to our voting system.
