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people later for help with pro-family issues.
4) Build membership and support for your group by holding regular meetings and inviting all of those
whom you have identified in the petition drive as allies. Bring in speakers from the local community
with a story to tell or information about the schools. Maintain your database of supporters and keep
in communication with them.
E. Transform the School District through Strength and Service
1) Establish a plan of action with short-term, mid-term and long-term goals. One of the short-term
goals might be to make an initial show of strength at the school board. Send a contingent of articulate
parents into a meeting after you have gathered a respectable number of signatures on your petition.
Schedule a time to present it to the school board. Send notice to all of the signers. Then show up in
a group and have the representatives of your group present the petition to the board. Ask for the
board to schedule a time when it will vote on the action requested in the petition.
2) If you have identified one or more sympathetic school board members, coordinate your strategy
with them. If the school has already taken sides with the “gay” movement, the school board members
will probably not want to cooperate with you. That’s OK. If they were on your side you probably
wouldn’t have a problem in the district. Your goal is not necessarily to win quickly, it is (a) to
identify the anti-family board members so you know who needs to be replaced, and (b) to identify
and organize all the pro-family people in your district (this will take a long time).
4) Circulate the petition throughout the larger community. Keep the petition circulating so that you
identify as many allies in the community as possible.
5) Continue to hold regular meetings.
7) Identify candidates to replace anti-family members of the school board and support their candidacies
(as individuals, not through your group unless you form a political action committee with the
help of an experienced attorney or CPA).
2. The Church-Based Mission-to-the-Schools Approach
This approach requires the formation of a Booster Club of parents, grandparents and other
church members whose purpose is to promote local schools as an essential mission field of the church,
by
1) sponsoring, supporting and equipping Christian and/or pro-family student clubs in the schools.
2) changing the emphasis of the church youth group from “fun and games” to missionary training,
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