School Trust Lands generate millions of $$$ to support our childrens’ schools
Advocates for School Trust Lands
As parents, we want the best education for our children. But government budgets are often stretched thin and money becomes an issue. Our forefathers forsaw this problem and provided a solution. School trust lands—millions of acres across the United States dedicated to funding public schools. From timber and grazing to renewable energy and recreation, these lands generate vital resources that support students. Additionally, school trust lands can generate jobs and additional tax revenue for local communities.
But what exactly are school trust lands, why do they matter today, and what challenges do they face? Explore the history, purpose, and impact of these unique lands, and learn how you can help protect them to ensure they continue to serve their vital purpose for generations to come.
About us
Advocates for School Trust Lands (ASTL) is a collaborative organization dedicated to maximizing the value of school trust lands. Through informed strategies and partnerships, we ensure these lands contribute to education funding and community development. We carry forward the vision of our forefathers of using school trust lands to enhance education and build a stronger future for our students.
Our Approach
We work with state leaders, businesses, and communities to develop strategies that optimize the management of school trust lands. Our priorities include:
Providing expert insights and actionable resources
Facilitating collaboration among stakeholders
Advocating for policies that drive sustainable growth
Why it Matters
School trust lands generate critical funding for education and hold untapped potential for economic and community impact. By getting involved, you can help unlock this potential and shape a brighter future for our schools and communities:
How you can help
Your expertise, voice, and support can make a difference. Reach out to us to learn how your contributions can drive meaningful change. See How Can I help or contact us at: mail@schooltrustlands.org