Only 13% of our community votes in school board elections. Make your voice heard in support of an inclusive and equitable District 211.
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Rolling Meadows Courthouse (2121 EUCLID AVE)
Palatine Temporary Village Hall (150 W WILSON ST)
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Hoffman Estates Village Hall (1900 HASSELL RD)
ENDORSED BY JOURNAL & TOPICS! I am so grateful my focus on amplifying student voices is being recognized! That has been my priority since day 1. We only have 11 days to get out the vote! Chip in now to support our efforts: https://t.co/hr2qa8Ibk1
Join us for a VIRTUAL EARLY VOTING KICKOFF EVENT to learn more about myself, Anna Klimkowicz, and Curtis Bradley for D211 and learn how you can get involved! I am excited to see you there 📣 📣 📣
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Congrats to Joyce Slavik for getting her excellent LTE about why we should vote for ACT (Anna, Curtis, and Tim) on April 6th for High School District 211 published in The Daily Herald. Well done Joyce!
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We asked the candidates in the D211 Board race about fiscal issues, equity concerns, and more in advance of the April 6, 2021 election. See what they said. @FremdVikings@HSDistrict211#FHSSpirit
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Join us for a VIRTUAL EARLY VOTING KICKOFF EVENT to learn more about myself, Anna Klimkowicz, and Curtis Bradley for D211 and learn how you can get involved! I am excited to see you there 📣 📣 📣
RSVP: https://t.co/wbpxGpWho9
Only 10% of the D211 community usually votes in school board elections. Our campaign is working to activate historically ignored communities through our outreach programs and we need your help. Can we count on your support? Chip in now: https://t.co/a4PMeXMIIN
Our current students are the future of our communities! Invest in the future by electing a school board that reflects your values. Make a plan to vote in the upcoming Consolidated Election at https://t.co/BXQzyzsmEf🗳️
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Meet the following excellent candidates for Township HS District 211 Board of Ed: Anna Klimkowicz ,@BradleyforD211, @mcgowanford211#virusfreevotingILLINOIS#twill
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D211 in the news: https://t.co/h88abbng86
.@mcgowanford211’s priorities for the D211 school board are accountability, community, & equity-he’s going to bring much-needed change to the district. Learn more about TIm: https://t.co/MnWxKpuBeT & vote for Tim in the upcoming Consolidated Election! #VirusFreeVotingIllinois
We're just over a month until Election Day, so it's time to make a plan to vote! Are you:
➡️voting early or on Election Day?
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I'll be knocking on doors this weekend while following social distancing guidelines! Join me this weekend in Schaumburg and Palatine, sign up https://t.co/lsWN096JnP
If you can't join, please RT to spread the word! With a little over a month left, we need all hands on deck ✊🚪
Come support a local business and our campaign by purchasing a ticket for our Salsa Street Fundraiser TOMORROW! I'll be there helping with curbside pickup and handing out yard signs! Get your ticket now: https://t.co/poBehenJ0M
I'm grateful to have the support of Secretary of State @JesseWhite2018 in this election! We're growing a movement that sees the need for change in D211. Join us by signing up for updates on our campaign or donating. Visit https://t.co/uZIzRWLhVD!
I was grateful to receive an education at D211's Fremd HS, but it's been disappointing to see that some of the problems I experienced walking the halls of Fremd still exist today. That's why my platform is centered around ACE: Accountability, Community and Equity. (1/4)
Finally, equity. All of our students deserve the highest quality education we can provide. Anti-bias training, hiring more teachers of color and diversifying our curriculum are just a starting point. We need to create opportunities for all students to succeed. (4/4)