Five Ways You Can Help Elect Diane Middleton

Every campaign for school board is won the same way: neighbor by neighbor. Diane Middleton isn't backed by corporate donors or outside PACs — she's backed by the families, teachers, and community members of District 3 who believe our public schools deserve better. That means this campaign runs on people showing up, in whatever way they can. Here are five ways to help.

1. Volunteer your time

Knock on doors, make phone calls, or help out at a campaign event — even a few hours makes a real difference in a local race like this one. There's a role for every schedule, from a Saturday morning canvass to an hour of calls from your couch.

2. Put up a yard sign

A sign in your yard or business window is one of the simplest, most visible ways to show your neighbors where you stand. Request one through the Get Involved page and we'll get it to you.

3. Spread the word

Talk to your neighbors. Share Diane's story and her plan for District 3 on social media. Forward a campaign update to a friend who cares about public schools. Word of mouth from a trusted neighbor is worth more than any ad.

4. Chip in what you can

This is a grassroots campaign, which means every dollar comes from people like you and goes straight toward reaching voters across District 3 — printing materials, attending community events, and getting Diane's plan in front of as many neighbors as possible. There's no minimum that's too small.

5. Stay in the loop

Sign up for campaign updates and you'll be the first to hear about upcoming events, new endorsements, and the moments where an extra pair of hands is needed most.

Whichever of these you choose, thank you. Strong public schools are built by people who show up for each other — and that's exactly what this campaign is.