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CAMPAIGN BUZZ
October 31, 2021
Candidates Send Letter to School Board to Dispel Rumors
The rumor mill has been working overtime on the WWU candidates. Make sure you get the real truth. Read their LETTER to the Board.
October 3o, 2021
Opposition uses FOIA to try and win school board election
A Waukee parent shared other parents' emails to the board obtained via a FOIA request to several local media outlets out of "concern for the safety of their child if any of the WWU candidates get elected." See how that story plays out HERE.
October 4, 2021
Warriors & Wolves United in the news
Did you see KCCI's news coverage of the Waukee School Board race? Watch it below and share, share, share!
September 20, 2021
Warriors & Wolves United issues press release
WWU issued a press release about the four candidates they are supporting for #WaukeeSchoolBoard. READ HERE
September 13, 2021
Warriors & Wolves United identifies four top-notch candidates to run in pivotal WCSD board race
Four WWU candidates filed nomination paperwork today. They are so anxious to get to work for the parents, students, teachers and entire Waukee community. Ready to meet them? CLICK HERE
COUNTDOWN TO ELECTION DAY
November 2, 2021
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August 30, 2021
Warriors & Wolves United (WWU) launches campaign committee to ensure community voices are represented on WCSD board
WWU is on a mission to defend our public schools from the movement across our country to teach harmful, political ideology in our schools. Divisive curriculums and policies have already taken root at Waukee, without the consent of most parents, students or our community at large. WWU believes public education should be based on facts, and should nurture each student's unique abilities and needs so they can grow up to be independent, resilient, free-thinking, compassionate citizens. Our classrooms should focus on rigorous instruction in history, civics, literature, math, the sciences, and the ideas and values that our country was founded upon - life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.