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BY FEBRUARY 10, 2026

VOTE YES

FOR PUYALLUP SCHOOLS

Take action. Support Puyallup Students

Join Us

Join Vote Yes Puyallup Schools to help ensure Puyallup Schools are the best they can be. Together, we can invest in the education system and provide a nurturing environment that fosters growth, opportunity, and success for all.

Our Mission

The mission of Vote Yes Puyallup Schools is to prioritize the success and well-being of Puyallup-area students, teachers, and families.

 

The 2026 Educational Programs & Operations (EP&O) Levy will be on the ballot on February 10, 2026 and we need our community's help to renew this essential funding for our schools!

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To stay up to date with Vote Yes Puyallup news, subscript to our official newsletter and follow Vote Yes Puyallup Schools social media accounts for timely updates on campaigns, events, and important announcements.

Donate

Please consider donating to Vote Yes Puyallup Schools to help pass the 2026 Educational Programs & Operations (EP&O) Levy on February 10, 2026 and ensure we renew this critical funding stream for our schools. Your support will make a significant impact on the future of our schools and the success of our community.

Paid for by Citizens Committee for Education Puyallup. PO Box 903, Puyallup, WA 98371. Top 5 Contributors: DLR Group, Absher Construction, Sunrise Development Corp., Mahlum Architechts, JMJ Civil. 

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About Citizens Committee for Education Puyallup is a political committee founded and run by a volunteer network of proactive citizens in support of the Puyallup School District. School districts are prohibited by law from actively promoting the passage of bonds and levies. Financial resources for school districts can only be used to provide information and facts related to the ballot measure.

That’s where we come in… Puyallup Citizens Committee for Education CC4E has actively campaigned in the District for years, promoting the YES vote to pass our bonds and levies. Under Washington State law, bonds require a super majority vote (60% + 1) and levies a simple majority vote (50% +1) to pass.

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