Student Voices
07/6 2009 Posted in Uncategorized | 0 comments
This website is a project of Kids Voting dedicated to student voices and youth civic engagement. Visit www.kidsvoting.org for information about Kids Voting’s classroom, election and youth programs through the year.
Make your voice heard!
School Board Candidate Forum

Make your voice heard at the school board candidate forum! Candidates for school board districts 1-6 will answer questions from students.
- October 20, 6-8PM
- ImaginOn
- Moderator: Rick Thames, Charlotte Observer
Learn more about the candidates and issues and get ready to ask great questions!
Community service hours available.
Mayoral Candidate Debate
On September 29, mayoral candidates Anthony Foxx and John Lassiter debated questions from students. The debate was moderated by Taylor Batten of the Charlotte Observer and held at ImaginOn.
Have a question or idea for a candidate?
Do you have a question for a candidate? Have an idea to make the community a better place? Here’s your chance to make your voice heard! Post your questions for candidates for mayor or school board below or email to info@kidsvoting.org.
Students attending the school board candidate forum may submit questions in advance OR ask them at the event.
Learn more
Use Kids Voting and community resources to learn more about the candidates and issues:
- Flyer
- Classroom Study Activities and NCSCOS Correlates Grades K-2 3-5 6-8 9-12 and more curriculum resources.
- Maps, information about City of Charlotte and Board of Education, vocabulary and more
- Information about the candidates and Election 2009
- Charlotte Observer Election 2009
What’s on student minds?
Want to know which questions students are asking the candidates and officials? Check them out here.
To submit a question, go to this page or email info@kidsvoting.org.
Student Voices
This website is a project of Kids Voting dedicated to student voices and youth civic engagement. Visit www.kidsvoting.org for information about Kids Voting’s classroom, election and youth programs through the year.
Make your voice heard!


Kids Voting is a nonprofit nonpartisan organization that teaches K-12 students about civic engagement, government and leadership through an effective combination of standards-based classroom lessons and community civic experiences. This website is related to a youth civic experiences project of Kids Voting. To go to Kids Voting's official website go to www.kidsvoting.org.