Your vote is your voice in shaping the future of Thompson schools. The first step is making sure you’re ready to cast your ballot. Even if you’ve voted before, addresses and information can change — and it only takes a minute to confirm. By checking your registration now, you’ll avoid surprises later and ensure that your voice is heard on Election Day.
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Every election comes down to participation — and your participation matters. Registering to vote is quick, simple, and the most powerful way to make a difference for our students, teachers, and community. Whether you’re new to Thompson, recently turned 18, or haven’t voted in a while, now is the time to step up and be counted in this critical election.
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This isn’t just another local vote, this is about setting the course for our kids’ education, the future of our neighborhoods, and the strength of our democracy. On November 4, 2025, three seats on the Thompson School District Board of Education are up for election: Director Districts B, E, and F.
These are not symbolic offices, they are the decision-makers who approve budgets, set policies on equity and inclusion, decide on safety and wellness initiatives, and chart how we support students and teachers in the years ahead.
You matter in this election. Here’s what’s on the line:
Real Decisions: What bonds or levies get approved, how resources are distributed—your vote affects whether classrooms are well-funded, whether new facilities are built or refurbished, and whether teachers receive the support they need.
Educational Equity & Opportunity: Every student deserves a fair shot—regardless of background, native language, identity, or ZIP code. This board controls policies that determine access, resources, and inclusive curricula.
Teacher Retention & Support: Teachers are the backbone of our schools. We need leadership that backs them with fair compensation, proper resources, good working conditions, and opportunities for professional growth.
Student Safety & Well-being: From discipline policies to mental health support, from bullying prevention to school nutrition—these are foundational to fostering learning environments where students can thrive.
Register: Make sure you’re registered to vote — check your status today.
Vote Early or on Election Day: If you can’t make it on November 4, use early voting or drop-box options.
Talk to Your Neighbors: Share why this election matters — many people don’t realize how much the school board influences our daily lives.
Demand Accountability: When leaders say they’ll do something, expect follow-through. When they promise transparency, expect it. When they commit to listening, expect to be heard.
When ordinary people engage in local elections like this, we move from complaining to shaping. Let’s show up. Let’s vote. Let’s make sure Thompson School District reflects our values, our hopes, and our dreams for every child.