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What does it mean to run for school board?
What does it mean to run for school board?
That means representing the families in our community to help build a strong new school district. Our kids deserve a high-quality education, and Edon is committed to making that a reality.
The School Board is an elected office so we will be running a political campaign asking other Saratoga residents for their support and their vote. Over the coming months, you’ll start to see yard signs, flyers and other information about candidates in this important election.
What does a school board do?
What does a school board do?
A school board member speaks for students, teachers, parents and taxpayers in their area.
The school board makes decisions about things like:
School budgets and funding
Hiring the superintendent and business administrator
Facilities and construction (like building new schools)
School policies such as safety and discipline
Curriculum and educational programs
What doesn't a school board do?
What doesn't a school board do?
The school board does NOT:
Teach, drive the bus or manage school lunches
Run day to day operations
Hire or fire individual teachers or staff
Decide how teachers deliver every lesson in the classroom
Directly discipline students, except in cases of expulsion
Run private, charter or homeschool programs
Can I vote for any seat?
Can I vote for any seat?
School board members have to live in the area they represent. That means that you will be voting for one of your neighbors. Candidates have to file the necessary paperwork with Utah County to appear on the ballot. Edon is running for Seat 7 in South Saratoga.
Which seat do I live in?
Which seat do I live in?
You can find it on this map.
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