By
Isabella Jaye
With thousands of school board seats up for election in 2023, candidates nationwide are running to help determine the future of education for their communities. The candidates, their teams, and the organizations that support them are coming together to communicate with voters about the impact school boards have on students, educators, and families.
With so much at stake in these elections, our team put together a School Board Resource Center. Bringing together the expertise of our political and media strategists — SpeakEasy Political’s School Board Resource Center aggregates how-to guides, proven strategies, and creative templates.
These resources were specifically built for school board campaigns and currently include:
1. Tested digital media best practices — including political targeting strategies geared toward school board campaigns.
2. Our suite of e-books with proven best practices around digital media, direct mail, and running a successful campaign.
3. Tested creative templates for logos, as well as your digital and direct mail campaigns. You can pick a template, customize it to fit your brand, and then launch your media campaign — continuing your conversation with voters all from one place.
4. Resources from organizations such as BallotReady and the National Democratic Training Committee to help you plan and run your campaign.
5. Webinar replays to catch up on how-to content on your schedule — including one of our most-viewed webinars about how to craft your campaign content calendar.
We’re incredibly grateful to all of the candidates stepping up to run for school board in 2023 and 2024, and our team is here to help! If you have any questions or would like to learn more about launching your media program with us, please book a time to chat.
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