Here are some sample tweets you can use to advocate for FY 2022 Appropriations funding:

• It is imperative that our nation’s educators, who performed truly heroic services during the pandemic, receive the PL support that they need to deliver high-quality education. Increase of the #TitleIIA program in FY 2022 will give educators what they need as we reopen schools. [Tweet]
• Educators have relied on PL courses, PLCs, mentors & coaches during this past remote-learning period & the demand for such supports will only increase as they transition back to in-person learning. Congress we call on you to support increase of #TitleIIA funding for FY 2022. [Tweet]
• Our students deserve schools filled with outstanding support for teachers and principals – now more than ever. We urge Congress to increase professional learning funding through #TitleIIA in FY 2022. [Tweet]
• #TitleIIA is critical to educators and students. I strongly urge Congress to support funding of Title II, Part A of ESSA at $3 billion in the FY 2022. [Tweet]
• There is no more important budget priority than America’s children. Support funding of #TitleIIA of ESSA at $3 billion in the FY 2022 so that teachers & leaders can support our students as they transition back to in-person learning. [Tweet]
• #TitleIIA is critical for teachers, school leaders, and principals to do their jobs effectively; increase funding for this program for FY 2022. [Tweet]
• Millions of teachers, principals, and school leaders depend on #TitleIIA to improve schools and instruction in the classroom. I am in alliance w/ @LearningForward when I ask Congress to support $3 billion in the FY 2022 for #TitleIIA. [Tweet]
• The quality of teaching and leadership in schools are the two most significant in-school factors tied to student achievement. That is why I respectfully request that Congress increase funding for #TitleIIA of ESSA to $3 billion in FY 2022. [Tweet]
• #TitleIIA supports increased student academic achievement by promoting strategies that will positively affect educator effectiveness. We call on Congress to increase funding of this program to $3 billion in FY 2022. [Tweet]
• #TitleIIA remains an historically underfunded program, not once reaching its fully authorized funding level in the past decade – let’s not make that same mistake in FY 2022. Congress we ask for an increase of this program to $3 billion because our educators need it more than ever [Tweet]