Vote Yes For KC Kids for better public education.

Every student will benefit with every school receiving a minimum investment of $5 million. These investments benefit every student, teacher, and staff in the district and will improve education outcomes.

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About US

We are a collaborative coalition of local businesses, civic organizations, and dedicated supporters of public education, united by a common goal: to enhance the educational environment for our students and teachers. Our mission is to advocate for funding that will facilitate crucial health and safety improvements, bolster security measures, and address deferred maintenance in our schools. By fostering partnerships within the community, we aim to create better educational opportunities and outcomes, ensuring that every student has access to a safe and supportive learning environment. Together, we are committed to investing in the future of our children and empowering them to thrive.

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Your support will have a positive impact on thousands of students and families.

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Help us support kids and their public education.

How to Vote

2. Bring Your Photo ID

You must present a government issued photo ID to vote.

3. Election Day is Tuesday, April 8th

In-person Early Absentee Voting begins Tuesday, March 25th

4. Out of Town on Election Day?

If you will be out of town on Election Day and unable to vote early and in-person,
you can request an absentee ballot.

5. More Questions

Visit the Kansas City Election Board website for additional information.

Vote Yes on April 8th to help us reach our educational goals.

Polling places are open from 6 AM to 7 PM on Election Day, if you are in line at 7 PM on Election Day, you still have the right to cast your vote. You must have a valid government ID with you to vote.

If you do not have your ID with you, you can still submit a provisional ballot. Learn more here about types of ID that are accepted and how to submit a provisional ballot.

Nothing Beats Good Education For The Betterment Of A Student’s Future

  • Kansas City Public Schools has not passed this type of initiative since 1967 – in over 50 years. They are the only school district in the region to not have this type of funding.
  • Nearly every school building is in need of repairs. This funding provides resources for deferred maintenance of existing schools including heating and air, plumbing, roofs and windows.
  • Passage of the Question will allow implementation of enhanced security measures for students and teachers, and health and safety improvements including air quality and ventilation systems.
    All of these improvements and more will allow improved education outcomes for our students.