School Board Campaign Signs

School board signs that look like they belong on the ballot.

Full color, printed edge to edge, a steel H-stake in every sign and free FedEx Ground. Most school board races need 30 to 60 signs, and 50 is where campaign pricing starts: $359.

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A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.

A school board race is a name-recognition race

School board seats are often non-partisan, usually low-turnout, and regularly decided by a few hundred votes. Most voters reach that part of the ballot knowing one or two names. Signs on the streets parents drive twice a day, and at the end of every supporter’s driveway, are how yours becomes one of them.

Most school board candidates need 30 to 60 signs: one for every 50 to 75 votes you need to win, plus a third for weather and theft. That is the 50-sign pack — $359 with campaign pricing single sided, $449 double sided for the corners where traffic comes both ways.

The look that works: your last name large, “School Board” on one line, and a friendly palette — hometown green and gold, or the colors of your district. Leave the district’s logo off unless you have permission; the colors alone carry the association. Full color costs nothing extra, and every sign is printed edge to edge on 4mm coroplast.

Three sample campaign yard signs: classic navy for judge, red white and blue for sheriff, green and gold for school board
Three looks we start campaign designs from; hometown green and gold suits a school board race. Sample designs.
Campaign pricing

10% off 50 signs or more.

Full color, UV printed edge to edge on 24″ × 18″ 4mm coroplast, a steel H-stake with every sign, and free FedEx Ground shipping. Order 50 or more from this page and 10% comes off the signs at checkout — no code to type.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Order by Friday, October 23 and your signs should be in hand the week before.
Single sidedDouble sided
10 signs$95$125
25 signs$219$279
50 signs$359 $399$449 $499
100 signs$674 $749$836 $929
250 signs$1,574 $1,749$1,934 $2,149
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Prices include the stakes and shipping. Campaign pricing comes off the signs, not add-ons, on orders of 50 signs or more placed from our campaign pages; counts are for the 24″ × 18″ wide sign. One design per order. Above 250 signs, email for a quote.

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Draw my campaign sign

Type the name and the office. Our AI designer draws three full-color concepts in about 20 seconds; pick one and a designer turns it into a print-ready proof before anything prints.

What school board candidates order

Signs for the yards, a banner for the table, cards for the doors

Campaign Yard Signs

Campaign Yard Signs

50 for $359

The 50 pack is the school board order: $359 single sided or $449 double sided with campaign pricing, full color to the edge, a stake in every sign.

 Vinyl Banners

Vinyl Banners

From $40

A 3×6 for the table at the fall festival or the back of a parade float. $70.

 Postcards & Business Cards

Postcards & Business Cards

From $29

500 palm cards, 4×6 and printed both sides, for knocking doors on the streets around the schools. $119.

A typical first order

A school board candidate, first order

Enough for the yes-list and the busy corners.

50 single-sided campaign signs, stakes included$399
Campaign pricing, 10% off the signs−$40
One 3×6 vinyl banner for events$70
FedEx Ground shippingFree
Total, shipped$429

The banner is its own order on the banner page; the 10% comes off the signs.

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Questions from school board candidates

How many signs does a school board race need?
One for every 50 to 75 votes you need to win, then a third more. A seat that takes 1,500 votes wants 27 to 40 signs; one that takes 3,000 wants 54 to 80. Most school board candidates land on the 50 pack. The arithmetic for any race.
Can I use the school district’s colors or logo?
Colors, yes — nobody owns green and gold. The district’s logo or mascot artwork is another matter: using it can read as an endorsement the district has not given, so leave it off unless you have permission in writing.
Does a non-partisan race still need "Paid for by"?
Usually, yes. The disclaimer rule is about who paid for the sign, not about party, so most states apply it to school board races too. Your county or state election office publishes the wording; give it to us and we set it small along the bottom edge. We are printers, not election lawyers.
Can I put signs at the school?
Usually not on school grounds, and many schools are polling places with their own distance rule on Election Day. Supporters’ yards on the streets around the school are the place. Your district office or town clerk will know the rule.
Do you sell 25?
Yes — 25 for $219 single sided, $279 double sided. Campaign pricing starts at 50, where it is $359: $140 more for 25 more signs.
When do I need to order for November 3?
A proof within 2–4 business hours, production the next business day after you approve it, then free FedEx Ground — usually two business days, not guaranteed. Order by Friday, October 23 and you are comfortable for Tuesday, November 3. Order by Wednesday, October 28 and it will very likely still make it; later than that, email us before you pay and we will be honest about it. The clock starts when you approve the proof, so approve it the day it arrives.
Keep reading
Political yard signs →How many campaign signs do I need? →What “Paid for by” means on a sign →When to order for November 3 →Dress the sign for the office →Full color, edge to edge: why it matters →City council campaign signs →Write-in campaign signs →

Ready when you are, and nothing prints until you say so.

Describe the sign and our AI designer will draw three concepts in about 20 seconds — or send a logo and a person lays it out for you, free. Nothing prints until you approve a proof.

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