Dysart’s A rating didn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of dedicated teachers showing up every day, parents advocating for their kids, and community members who refuse to let our schools fall behind.
But maintaining excellence requires more than good intentions—it requires action. Right now, decisions are being made that will shape Dysart schools for the next decade. Who sits on the Governing Board matters. And whether we win or lose comes down to one thing: whether enough neighbors like you are willing to step up.
Lisa Everett has spent years fighting for this community—standing up against the BNSF hub that would have disrupted our neighborhoods, supporting the bond and override that protected 250 teacher positions, and showing up at board meetings when others stayed home. She’s not a politician. She’s a mother, a grandmother, and a neighbor who believes our kids deserve better.
But she can’t do this alone. Campaigns aren’t won with big money or slick ads—they’re won by volunteers knocking on doors, making phone calls, and having real conversations with neighbors about what matters. That’s where you come in.
Whether you have two hours or twenty, whether you’re comfortable talking to strangers or prefer working behind the scenes, there’s a place for you on this team. Together, we’re not just electing a school board member—we’re protecting the schools that make Dysart a community worth investing in.
Sign up below. Let’s win this.
Dysart’s A rating didn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of dedicated teachers showing up every day, parents advocating for their kids, and community members who refuse to let our schools fall behind.
But maintaining excellence requires more than good intentions—it requires action. Right now, decisions are being made that will shape Dysart schools for the next decade. Who sits on the Governing Board matters. And whether we win or lose comes down to one thing: whether enough neighbors like you are willing to step up.
Lisa Everett has spent years fighting for this community—standing up against the BNSF hub that would have disrupted our neighborhoods, supporting the bond and override that protected 250 teacher positions, and showing up at board meetings when others stayed home. She’s not a politician. She’s a mother, a grandmother, and a neighbor who believes our kids deserve better.
But she can’t do this alone. Campaigns aren’t won with big money or slick ads—they’re won by volunteers knocking on doors, making phone calls, and having real conversations with neighbors about what matters. That’s where you come in.
Whether you have two hours or twenty, whether you’re comfortable talking to strangers or prefer working behind the scenes, there’s a place for you on this team. Together, we’re not just electing a school board member—we’re protecting the schools that make Dysart a community worth investing in.
Sign up below. Let’s win this.