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Education is on the Ballot and Your Vote Matters!
Take time to read, learn more about and vote with your values this election season. Three state initiatives directly affect schools and students that aim to decrease funding, harm students and put restrictions on school sports. Washington State PTA and Washington Education Association have helpful guides to understanding the initiatives/measures on the ballot. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
If voting by mail, no stamp is needed to return your ballot! You can vote and return your ballot through the U.S. Postal Service as soon as you receive it. USPS recommends mailing your ballot at least one week before Election Day. Your ballot must be postmarked by Election Day. Voter protection advocates even recommend using a drop box near you to avoid any potential USPS delays.
Attend a Know Your Rights Immigration Workshop
Join upcoming attorney-led workshop trainings that will prepare you to show up for yourself and your neighbors when interacting with immigration and law enforcement officials.
Trainings are hosted in partnership with education leaders and CBOs meant for the broader Seattle education community – both those directly impacted and allies. All workshops will be led by Danielle Rosché Immigration Law PLLC while having translation, interpretation and physical safety measures in place. Come ready with questions and scenarios!
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It is an exciting time for education in Seattle with new leadership, new strategic plan and the biggest education levy to date. And: Seattle Public Schools students, families and educators need community supporters like you in their corner! Making a donation is an easy way to join the Alliance community while creating both sustainable and equitable funding sources for public education in Seattle.
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