ABOUT US




The American Schools Coalition includes parents, civic leaders, and organizations committed to push back against the rebirth of racism (Critical Race Theory) that is taking place in schools across the nation. 

This national movement to push Critical Race Theory in our schools empowers school boards to impose a divisive agenda on our children over the objections of their parents. We believe this is a step backward for our country, and it diminishes the success we have had as a country in overcoming racism.  

Our coalition agrees with Chief Justice John Roberts, who said "the best way to end discrimination based on race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race." The coalition also believes in the words of Martin Luther King, Jr. that we all should be judged based on the content of our character, not the color of our skin. 

Our website www.CRTCentral.com is a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in fighting this emerging racism, sometimes called Critical Race Theory, in our schools. It provides media coverage from across the country. Additionally, you'll find the resources you need to be part of the solution, and to join the growing movement to push state-sponsored racism out of schools. 

At our website, you can find the following resources: 

  • Pitch news stories about what is happening at your school board. 
  • Find information about your school district. 
  • Find information about your school board members. 
  • Resources to help you engage in school board meetings and elections. 
  • Learn national best practices for good school board management and policies. 
  • Call for advisory services for parents and parent groups. 

American Schools Coalition Members 

  • Mark Meckler, Co-Chair
  • Richard Johnson, Co-Chair
  • Ian Prior, Co-Chair
  • Fight for Schools
  • Center for Renewing America
  • Convention of States
  • Texas Public Policy Foundation

To contact the American Schools Coalition or to add your name to a growing list of coalition members, contact: info@crtcentral.com