PERMITTED

NOT PERMITTED

• May exercise your right to free speech at public events outside of school hours, making it clear you are speaking for yourself and not on behalf of the district.
• May remind others to get an early ballot, to vote and to vote early.
• May provide factual information about ballot measures or candidates while on duty.
• May post campaign signs at home on private property or in the public right-of-way.
• May have campaign bumper stickers or magnets on your car while at work or visiting schools.
• May engage in impartial discussions about elections.

• May not participate in activities during school time or on school grounds that would influence the outcome of an election.
• May not use school property or equipment (vehicles, buildings, materials, computer hardware or software, paper, copiers) to influence the outcome of an election.
• May not use district mail, emails, school social media, phones or WiFi to share material or tell a person how to vote.
• May not spend district money on promoting an election, ballot measure or candidate.
• May not post campaign signs, banners, stickers or any advocacy item in or on any district property including in classrooms, on school buildings, buses or marquees.
• May not state personal opinions about any election or attempt to persuade another while in your professional capacity.
• May not attempt to influence students or other employees.
• May not send election material home with students that attempts to influence the outcome of an election.