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‘Moms for Liberty’ opens a Chapter in Warren County
Moms for Liberty, a conservative-leaning parents’ rights organization, is opening a new chapter in Warren County, approved on January 31, 2023, and will be led by Leslie Mathews of Warren County.
Leslie states emphatically that she is not trying to destroy public schools — but to improve them. Leslie wants to increase the support and pay of teachers by eliminating waste and focusing on essential education needs. One of the first issues her chapter of Moms for Liberty will pursue is determining why 23 percent of school-aged students in Warren County are not attending local public schools.
To hear more about this new chapter, come to an information meeting at 3:00 pm on February 19, 2023, in the conference room of the Warren County Public Safety Building. The building is located on the hill across from Skyline High School.
The mission of Moms for Liberty is to fight for the survival of America by unifying, educating, and empowering parents. Moms for Liberty want to promote parental rights in all areas of public education and at all levels of government. See their website at momsforliberty.org for more data on the organization.
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