Upcoming School Board Candidate Events

Update: the Squire Park event will be just for District V candidates

Squire Park Community Council School Board Candidate Forum and BBQ

Saturday, July 8th, 2017 10:00 AM-2:00 PM
:
Centerstone
722 18th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122

mail:

SPCC thanks Centerstone for the donation of meeting space for our quarterly Meeting. In appreciation we encourage all to bring a donation of food for their food bank.

District V candidate Alec Cooper is having a meet-and-greet event
Thursday, July 13 at 6 PM - 8 PM
North Capital Hill; RSVP for location and details

District IV - Eden Mack
Sunday July 9 from 3-5pm
Meet and Greet with Eden Mack hosted by David Kaplan & Susan Devan
At Kaplan & Devan home in Magnolia
RSVP to 206-283-2362 or davidkaplan@pipeline.com
 Tuesday July 11 from 5-8pm (kid friendly!)
Meet the Candidate (Eden Mack for School Board) hosted by Margaret Gheen and Kristeen Penrod
At Margaret's home in Magnolia
RSVP via Evite

Tuesday July 18 from 5-6:30pm
Cocktails and Conversation with Eden Mack
At Mirchandani's home in Queen Anne
RSVP via nicole.lapsys@gmail.com 

Comments

dad said…
Meet-and-greets are great to get to know not only the candidates, but their supporters as well. But seriously Alec, you have to be on facebook to go? That's a big No Thanks.
7/7/17, 12:49 AM
Anonymous said…
Hey Dad - no, you don't need to be on Facebook. The RSVP mail is my campaign email address: aleccooperschoolboard@outlook.com, just drop me a note if you are interested in attending.

Best, Alec
7/8/17, 1:00 AM
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