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District clarifies staff limits and volunteer campaign activities; citizen canvass planned this Sunday

Lake Oswego School District SAC (fall districtwide) · October 13, 2025
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Summary

District staff said they can provide factual information but not advocate; a citizen-led campaign committee will organize canvassing and outreach (an event is scheduled at LO High School at 1 p.m. Sunday) and PTOs cannot use official school communication channels to advocate for the bond.

Speakers reminded attendees that district staff and administrators are limited to sharing factual information and that community volunteers and a citizen-led campaign committee are the advocates tasked with persuasion. "Staff can impart information... You all would have gotten a mailer in your mailboxes... Complementing the campaign and the work that we do, there is a citizen led campaign committee," a presenter said.

Attendees asked whether PTOs could advocate; the district clarified PTOs may not use official school email or school-managed channels to advocate but parents and volunteers may use personal channels and organized volunteer canvassing events. A community canvass event was announced to begin at LO High School at 1 p.m. on Sunday (details to be distributed by the citizen campaign), and organizers suggested targeting likely supporters with reminder outreach.