The survey shows where your school stands. The declaration is where you stand — by name if you choose, counted privately if you don't — alongside the other families who feel the same, until there are enough of you to act together.
It is an opt-in, verified signature that adds your family to a visible count at your school, and — once enough families have signed — connects you to each other through a real person, not an automated blast.
It isn't a petition, a public list of names and grades, or a way for anyone to harvest contact details. Your email is never shown to other families and never shared. The anonymous survey stays completely separate from this.
And it isn't aimed at your school's leaders. A signed, organized group of families isn't pressure on a head of school — it's cover. It lets a sympathetic administrator point to real, local demand instead of going out on a limb alone. We build the case with educators, not against them.
Step 1 · Verify your school
Codes are distributed by your school's Techlaration lead. They keep signing limited to families who actually belong to the community — so no outsider can sign on your school's behalf.