Andy Miller, Director of Product Management for Anthology Inc.

in a testimony in support of 2022 Wisconsin Parents Bill of Rights (Assembly Bill 963)

“Last year, for instance, these administrators had every opportunity to engage parents, health practitioners, and educational expert throughout the summer to devise a plan that met the holistic set of childrens' needs.

Instead, they held meetings in secret, reversed policy decisions at the 11th hour, based on narrowly focused purposes, and gave no opportunity for parental partnership or recourse. This eroded trust, not just in the decisions being made, but in the educational leadership at large.

These actions did not embrace diversity of views, did not strengthen the educational environment, and ignored the basic tenets of Structured Democratic Voice — a cornerstone of accountability in education. Where accountability is not about micromanagement but rather is the epitome of collaboration.”

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