High school students in Crowley ISD in Tarrant County participated in the ‘March to the Polls’ event for the second consecutive year. The nonpartisan march and rally aimed to educate and engage students on the voting process. The district partnered with the March to the Polls non-profit, with students from three high schools taking part in the effort.
The event was particularly significant for Dallas Aguilar, who celebrated his eighteenth birthday on the same day, making him eligible to vote. The district’s nonpartisan approach to the event emphasized the importance of voter education and participation.
Crowley ISD’s Board President highlighted the importance of showing up and encouraging others to participate in the democratic process. The nonprofit group coordinating the march focused on providing students with the tools and knowledge needed to make informed voting decisions.
The event was part of a larger effort to increase student participation in voting each year. The district and the nonprofit aimed to empower students to exercise their right to vote and make informed decisions about the future of their country.
Overall, the ‘March to the Polls’ event in Crowley ISD served as a reminder of the importance of civic engagement and voter education among high school students. The district hopes that events like these will inspire more students to take an active role in shaping the future through voting.
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