Volunteer Opportunities 

Educator’s Day (join Newton MTA members)

Saturday, April 28

42 Russell St

Pick either 10AM Kickoff or 1PM Kickoff

Canvassing and Phone banking – 2 hours

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Organize a team of 2-4 buddies – 2 hours

Evenings, 4-7pm; or Saturday or Sunday, Noon-5:00

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Get Out the Vote!

Thu. May 3 – Tue. May 8

 

PLEASE CONTACT ERIN & LET HER KNOW WHEN YOU’LL VOLUNTEER

erinrstock@gmail.com   (508) 212-0712

 

Jennifer Monopoli is the parent of two children in the Brookline Schools. She is a public school teacher in Newton.

 

“Our students deserve excellence in education in a vibrant and caring learning environment that meets their needs. As a parent and teacher, I know we can achieve this by working together as a community to ensure equity and grow our safe, just, and caring learning environment.” – Jennifer Monopoli

 

David Pearlman grew up in Brookline, went to Devotion, graduated from BHS, and is now a child welfare attorney and Town Meeting Member.  

 

“The Brookline schools helped raise me, and now it’s time for me to give back to the schools. I feel we need a strong new generational voice (and ear) that will promote creativity, prudence, and transparency.” – David Pearlman

 

Jim Swaim is a long-time Brookline resident whose children went through the Brookline schools. He is a retired Brookline teacher and principal. 

 

“We must regain the trust of our expert teachers and prepare for 21^st century learning by providing them the freedom and support to teach the whole child.” – Jim Swaim

The Alliance for Brookline Schools

is pleased to announce our endorsement of:
Jennifer Monopoli
David Pearlman
Jim Swaim   

for Brookline School Committee

Join us for our Campaign Kickoff Party

TUESDAY APRIL 10TH 
7:00 – 8:30 pm
11 Milton Road
(at the home of Susan and Joe Rothstein)

Sign Up Here to help with the campaign.

What do the Alliance-endorsed candidates stand for?

• The School Committee must be a transparent and democratically engaged participant in our community.
• We must pass the override so we can properly fund our schools and improve student-educator ratios across Brookline.
• Teachers must have the time, support, and freedom to do their best work with children.
• We must quickly, sustainably, and equitably address enrollment issues across Brookline.
• Racial justice and equity must be a priority, and we must support all students and work to eliminate system-wide structural racism.

• Brookline must promote a comprehensive curriculum that cultivates a joy of learning.

Jennifer Monopoli is the parent of two children in the Brookline Schools and is a public school teacher in Newton.

David Pearlman grew up in Brookline, went to Devotion, graduated from BHS, and is now a child welfare attorney and Town Meeting Member.  

Jim Swaim is a long-time Brookline resident whose children went through the Brookline schools. He is a retired Brookline teacher and principal. 

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