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What Should Be on a School Board Campaign Website?
A school board campaign website should make the candidate’s background, priorities, district, and ways to participate easy to understand.
Introduce the candidate
Share an approved biography, family or community context the candidate wants to publish, relevant experience, and the office sought. Be precise about roles, dates, and district boundaries.
Organize the priorities
Use pages or sections for the topics the campaign has approved. Explain the candidate’s position in language that parents, educators, students, and community members can read.
Answer practical questions
Add contact information, events, volunteer signup, email signup, donation links, endorsements, and voting information. Link to official sources when the campaign sends visitors to district or election information.
Make room for conversation
A contact or event page can help people understand how to attend, ask a question, or support the campaign. Keep privacy and consent language close to forms.