Steve Krull

Education

We must consider the health, safety, and well-being of all children when thinking of school buildings. Children in quality buildings feel pride and are more motivated to learn in facilities that are sound and maintained. Rebuilding our crumbling school infrastructure is an important step to increasing opportunity and a healthy environment for all children. Learn more

Create versatile and engaging summer programming for all children. Engaged children build life-long memories and are also kept out of trouble. Learn more

Reduce the number and amount of standardized tests in Wisconsin. Instead, use the time gained from reducing testing to provide a balanced and engaging curriculum for all children. Learn more

Empower principals and teachers to develop curriculum based on individualized learning. Learn more

Hiring more School Psychologists, Guidance Counselors, Nurses, and Social Workers can also ensure that all children have the support they need to be successful. Learn more

Just as we need to hire the best to become teachers, we also need to hire trade professionals and STEM experts to teach our children. Increasing access to apprenticeships and internships can also afford children to attain job experience while still in high school. Learn more

All schools need strong after-school wraparound services such as sports, clubs, and/or tutoring. These services can holistically improve children and make them well-rounded, preparing them to become well-rounded adults. Learn more

Investing in balanced programs leads to higher levels of student engagement, a love for school, and greater levels of student achievement. Recess also allows children a brain break and increases productivity. Learn more

We need a basic standard of student care for all children in Wisconsin beginning with small class sizes. The vision is for teachers to provide individualized attention to each and every child, ensuring their success. Learn more