Welcome! 

Madeline Wyatt is committed to standing up, serving with heart, and investing in our schools. She is dedicated to improving our schools and empowering our children through quality education. A vote for her is a vote to be heard.

Three Key Issues

Informed and Transparent Decision-Making

Having actively participated in closure studies and PTA leadership, Madeline understands the importance of clear communication and community input. She will ensure that families have a voice and are informed every step of the way.

Support for Teachers and Classrooms

With firsthand experience in the classroom, Madeline understands what teachers and students need. She will advocate for resources that directly impact learning and support educators who are the heart of our schools.

Strong Schools, Strong Communities

Madeline believes in the power of public education to strengthen neighborhoods. She will champion policies that keep our local schools thriving, connected, and reflective of the values of the communities they serve.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are you running for school board?

I am running to ensure that every family has a voice, every teacher has support, and every student has access to a thriving neighborhood school.

What experience do you bring to the school board?

With experience in PTA leadership, teaching, and the recent school closure and program equity studies, I understand the importance of listening, transparency, and informed decision-making. I bring both a parent’s perspective and a collaborative mindset.

What are your top priorities if elected?

My campaign focuses on three main areas:

  • Transparent communication and community involvement

  • Supporting teachers and classrooms

  • Strengthening neighborhood schools

How will you involve the community in decision-making?

I plan to hold regular listening sessions, improve communication from the district, and ensure that board decisions are made with public input and transparency.

How will you support teachers and staff?

I will advocate for competitive pay, access to high-quality classroom resources, smaller class sizes, and professional development opportunities.

How will you improve equity across the district?

I will support policies that allocate resources based on need, promote inclusive practices, and work to ensure every student—regardless of zip code—has access to opportunity.

What is your position on school closures or consolidations?

I believe these decisions must be data-informed, community-driven, and student-centered—with full transparency throughout the process.

How do you plan to address budget challenges?

I will push for clear, transparent budgeting and advocate for funding that prioritizes classrooms and student services. I support strategic partnerships to bring in additional resources. 

Is our area underfunded or too small to sustain a strong school district after the split?

No—despite fears that have been shared, the reality is that our community is strong, stable, and well-positioned for continued success. We have:

  • A steady student population that mirrors the current size of the proposed “west” district.

  • A well-educated and civically engaged community that values public education.

  • A diverse range of educational programs already in place—both public and private—reflecting our commitment to learning.

  • A solid local tax base and vibrant business sector that contributes to financial stability.

I believe we should move forward based on facts and community strengths—not fear. I will continue to advocate for transparency, equitable funding, and policies that reflect the real assets of our schools and neighborhoods.

What does "Seat 1" mean?

Our new district boundaries have been split into 7 areas that will be represented by a board member living in that specific zone. I am running for Seat 1 which includes the very northern tip of our district roughly 200 S in Pleasant grove and State Street upwards.

When will the new school board members start?

Primary elections for the new school board will be held August 12. Those who continue forward will be elected in November of 2025 and take office in January 2026.

When will the new district officially take over?

The new district will begin independently operating July 2027.

What will the our new district be named?

As of right now you will see "South School District" and "Timpanogos School District" as place holder names. A name will be finalized in the near future (exact date unknown).

Where can I find more information about what is going on with the split?

The interum committee has a website they strive to keep current. https://www.timpanogossd.org/

Are your kids currently attending public schools?

Yes! I am continually impressed by the caliber of teachers and educated parents in our community. Having them as part of my "village" has been a strong support in our lives. 

How can I support your campaign?

You can get involved by volunteering, donating, and spreading the word. Contact us for more information.

“Madeline Wyatt truly cares about the future of our children and works tirelessly to make a positive impact in our community.”

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About Madeline 

Madeline Wyatt is a dedicated mom, teacher, and community member who is passionate about making a difference in our schools. She believes that every child deserves access to a quality education and will work tirelessly to advocate for their needs and support school improvement initiatives.