08/25/2026
🚨 TLDR: There are important decisions on the ballot that deserve your attention!
🗳️ ICYMI: Tuesday, 8/25- Public education in Oklahoma is counting on every eligible voter to show up and exercise their right to vote. If you haven’t had a chance to research the candidates and state questions on the ballot, I strongly encourage you to take the time tonight to do so.
As a school board member, I care deeply about the future of our students, our teachers, and our public schools.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction — Robert Franklin
This race matters tremendously. Robert Franklin brings extensive experience in public education, and I believe that is the highest priority when choosing the person who will lead education in Oklahoma. Please take a close look at his qualifications, experience, and vision for public education. Our schools need a leader who understands public education from the inside and is prepared to advocate for Oklahoma students, teachers, and communities.
State House — Crystal Campbell
The people we elect to the State House have a direct impact on the policies, funding, and decisions that affect our schools. Crystal Campbell understands the importance of public education and the role it plays in the strength of our communities. I encourage you to look at her experience, priorities, and commitment to the issues that matter to our students, teachers, and families.
State Question 844 — NO
Please take the time to understand what this question would mean for public education and school funding before casting your vote. I believe funding for our public schools should be protected, and we should be very thoughtful about any measure that could negatively impact our students, teachers, and classrooms.
Your vote belongs to you. But I am asking you, as someone who cares deeply about public education, to be informed and intentional when you cast your ballot.
Please vote. Make your voice heard. And make sure you know what and who you’re voting for.
Our schools, our teachers, and most importantly, our kids deserve that.
