I Love Public Schools

About

I Love Public Schools is dedicated to sharing the stories of schools today.

 

We capture the strength and humanity happening in schools today – it’s the heart of our work.

The hundreds of I Love Public Schools films on our website are available to raise the visibility of public education and build pride in our public schools.

OUR MISSION

WATCH OUR FILMS

From short films about the positive, unexpected happenings in today’s classroom, to feature films about societal issues impacting students and families, I Love Public Schools documents the stories of public schools to build awareness, empathy, and support. The stories are universal to educators and public school communities across the country. 

All our films are free to use and easily accessible here. Use films from our library for professional development, discussion topics, or as a resource to share with your families and community partners. 

WE SHARE STORIES 

Turn the spotlight on the amazing teachers, staff, and students in your local school. Share your story online here and let us help you shine the light on the incredible happenings in your corner of the world.

Don’t forget to celebrate Feel the Love Friday with us, the first Friday of every month during the school year.

I Love Public Schools deserves a lot of credit for this expanded camaraderie and collaboration [between our state’s public schools]. They’ve helped unite public educators all across the state. They’ve helped share our stories. They’ve shown that they appreciate the work that we do every day for every student.”

— Dr. Mike Lucas, Westside Public Schools Superintendent

Over the past year, a movement has grown throughout the educational community in Nebraska and has brought together those who are passionate about sharing the story of public schools throughout the state. And while this movement continues to spread through the tremendous films and social media campaigns I Love Public Schools puts together, the spark has been a simple shirt with three words and a symbol.”

— Brandon Mowinkel, Milford Jr/​Sr High Principal

Watch Our Films

We make films about why
public schools matter.

Share Your Story

People are passionate
about their public schools.

Explore the Toolkit

Logos, images, and graphics
to spread the word.