Town of Middleton door sign

A bold one-page sign made for our neighbors in the Town of Middleton. Tape it to a door, post it at a gathering, or hand it to a neighbor. The hook is simple and true: of MCPASD's nine seats, a Town of Middleton resident can run for just one.

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For our neighbors in the Town of Middleton

We get one seat.

MCPASD's school board has nine seats. Every one is locked to a geographic Area — and to run for a seat, you have to live inside its lines. For the Town of Middleton, that means we can run for exactly one of the nine.

Middleton & Westport

Area IV · four seats

Cross Plains

Area II · two seats

Town of Middleton

our Area · one seat

Same district. Same nine-seat board. The lines were drawn when Middleton and Cross Plains merged in 1963 — and never redrawn since.

And in 2025 and 2026, no race gave us a choice.

Two elections running — 2025 and 2026 — with exactly as many candidates as open seats. No race, and no real choice for any of us, in any Area.

So let's open the board.

We're petitioning to keep all nine seats and keep five tied to Areas — one guaranteed anchor each — but open the other four to any district resident. Same board size. No one displaced. Voters still elect every seat.

Then a Town of Middleton neighbor could run for five seats — not one.

Add your name

Open the seats.

openseatsmcpasd.org

Sign by Thu · Aug 20, 2026. Then it goes to a district-wide vote at the Annual Meeting — Tue · Sept 22 · 7 PM.

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