Upcoming Signing Opportunities
Community Petition Access Locations
We want to ensure that community members have the opportunity to participate in the lawful activity of signing petitions. To help make this process more accessible, several local businesses and community hubs have generously allowed space for petition signing.
These locations are provided solely for accessibility and convenience. Their participation does not represent an endorsement of any petition, campaign, or recall effort. We ask that visitors use these spaces respectfully and refrain from hosting debates, campaigning, or engaging in political advocacy at these sites.
Who We Are
A non‐partisan coalition of parents and community members committed to transparent governance, responsible planning, and student‐focused leadership in the Corvallis School District.
Our Mission
Save Corvallis Schools exists to protect and strengthen our public schools by advocating for equity, transparency, and community-centered decision-making—ensuring every student has access to the resources and opportunities they deserve. Our supporters come from across the political spectrum, united by a shared belief that every voice should be respected and that our schools must remain safe, fair, and strong so all students can succeed.
Our Vision
We aim for a school system that is open, responsible, and guided by the community. Our vision is for welcoming, well‐supported, and long‐lasting schools where every student has the resources they need to grow and do well.
Town Hall Information
Jan. 29 at the Benton County Library Main Meeting Room at 6 p.m.
Who is behind the recall? This effort is led by local parents, families, and residents who care about long-term planning, responsible use of public funds, and how school board decisions impact students and neighborhoods. Everyone involved is volunteering their time while balancing jobs, families, and other responsibilities. There is no formal organization or outside funding. This is a community-driven effort rooted in local concerns.
What is the purpose of the recalls? This effort is about accountability for governance decisions and outcomes, not personal motives. Strong systems depend on trust, transparency, and responsibility at every level of leadership.
Why Now? The impacts of prior decisions—including school closures, boundary changes, program disruptions, and concerns about academic rigor and student outcomes—are now being felt by families and students. Many community members feel that traditional avenues for input, such as public comment and advisory committees, have not led to responsive or transparent decision making. The recalls reflect accumulated concern over governance decisions, not a single event.
