Families are the foundation of Lewis County’s strength and future. When parents are engaged, communities thrive and the next generation is prepared to lead.
We believe education should equip students with knowledge, responsibility, and opportunity – while respecting the role of parents and local communities in shaping decisions.
Our focus is simple: support families, strengthen local schools, and cultivate principled leaders who will serve with integrity.
How You Can Get Involved
You don’t have to do everything, start where you are.
Stay Connected
Join the LCRP Community for updates on education and family-related initiatives.
Engage Locally
Attend school board meetings, candidate forums, and community events.
Lead
Support local candidates, serve on a committee, or explore future leadership opportunities.
What We Believe
Our commitment to families and education is rooted in the following principles:
- Parents have the right to direct their children’s education, health, and values.
- Schools should teach truth, not ideology.
- Traditional marriage between a man and a woman offers the best foundation for kids.
- All families—no matter their shape—deserve dignity and support.
- Life is sacred, from beginning to end.
- Religious freedom means living out your faith, not hiding it.
- Medical decisions belong to individuals and their families—not the government.
- Strong families depend on safe communities and the right to self-defense.
- Hard work and talent—not equity mandates—should drive opportunity.
- Limited taxes help families thrive, not just survive.
- Free speech matters—even when we disagree.
- These aren’t just opinions. They are the values that hold families—and our country—together.
LCRP Scholarships
We don’t just talk about investing in the next generation – we act on it through initiatives like our LCRP Scholarships.
Building the Next Generation of Local Leaders
Strong schools and strong families require strong leadership. We are committed to identifying, equipping, and supporting individuals who are willing to step forward in service — whether in classrooms, community boards, or elected office.
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