Faith Meyers for School Board

10/09/2026

As a school board member, one of my highest priorities is ensuring our students experience consistency and high-quality education every single day. Substitute teachers are essential to making that happen.

Whether you are a retired educator, a parent with extra time during the school day, or a community member looking to give back, becoming a substitute in the School District of Marshfield is a wonderful way to make a direct, positive impact on our local students.

Substitute teaching has so many benefits such as the following:

1. A flexible schedule where you can choose the days, grade levels, and schools that work best for your lifestyle.

2. A supportive environment where you get to work alongside our incredible staff and wonderful students.

3. A direct impact on the community because your help allows our classrooms to continue to run smoothly and safely when our full-time teachers need to be away.

To learn more about the qualifications and application process, visit the District HR substitute information page linked in the comments.

Thank you for your continued support of Marshfield schools and our students!

09/30/2026

Today is the big reveal!

If you know me, you know I was heavily involved in the YES committee and worked tirelessly to garner support for the referendum in the community. I am so pleased to see the fruit of that effort!

Grant is especially near and dear to my heart as I have had a child there since 2018 and will continue to have a child there until 2028. I invite each and every one of you to come see the much needed improvements especially in the area of student safety. If you see me, please say hi!

📣 Grant Elementary Open House

📅 Wednesday, September 30, 2026
⏰ 5:00–7:00 p.m.

The community is invited to tour Grant Elementary’s new and renovated spaces! Stop by for a self-guided tour and see the improvements made possible by the approval of the November 2024 Referendum.

🏫 We look forward to seeing you!

09/21/2026

FYI for parents of MHS AP students: if your family qualifies for free or reduced lunch, your child's AP exam fees will be waived. The form to request this exam fee waiver will be in the comments. Direct any further questions to the MHS Counseling Office.

08/27/2026

From our family to your family, we wish everyone a wonderful first day of school!

08/17/2026

There was a recent post made by a previous candidate for the School District of Marshfield Board of Education regarding the parking fee assessed to eligible Marshfield High School students.

I took the time to contact the Business Services office and the High School office in an effort to get some answers regarding this fee. This information is being shared from me as an individual board member based on what I learned from my personal inquiry into this particular issue. The following is what I learned:

1. The fee is not available for payment in Skyward because the school wants to ensure they collect the fee. Unfortunately, fees assessed in Skyward often sit unpaid. Case in point, overdue school lunch fees that were reported by the News Herald this spring. By requiring this fee to be paid via cash or check, the school ensures that every student with a valid parking pass has paid the fee for the privilege of parking in the lot. Additionally, there is a paper form that must be filled out when requesting a parking pass.

2. The school does not police the lot checking for valid parking passes. The school does partner with law enforcement to monitor the lot as law enforcement sees fit. When law enforcement does this, they have the authority to issue tickets to vehicles in the student parking lot that do not have valid parking passes.

3. Students must be present when a parking pass is issued so the school can verify the validity of their driver's license and gather necessary information such as license plate numbers for the vehicles the student will be driving and a signature from the student acknowledging the rules associated with the privilege of parking in the student parking lot.

4. The fee goes to offset parking lot maintenance and fees associated with the passes such as the cost of plowing, restriping the lot, processing the pass requests, the physical passes themselves etc. From what I understand, it is not a line item in the budget, but rather is a small piece of the overall general operations fund.

5. The parking fee has been in place as far back as 1998. It is not a new fee instituted in recent history. There may have been an increase in the cost of the fee over the years, but it has been a fee assessed by the district for the privilege of parking in the student lot for many years.

6. A parking fee is a common fee assessed by high schools throughout the state of Wisconsin and is not unique to our district.

I ran on a platform of accountability, stewardship, and voice. As an elected board member, I remain committed to those values as I represent the voice of the community on our Board of Education.

05/13/2026

Today is the day! First official meeting of my term!

Thank you again to everyone for your support that allowed me to get to this point. I look forward to representing our community and doing what is best for our students!

04/23/2026

It is official!

I spent a couple of hours on Tuesday going through district board orientation and a couple of hours last night at our regional board orientation learning the ropes and meeting other new board members from our surrounding districts.

I am looking forward to my first meeting as a board member in May!

04/08/2026

We did it!

I am incredibly grateful to everyone who supported my campaign for the School Board. Earning 2nd place is a proud achievement, and I am honored by the trust and votes I received from this community.

If you have a yard sign on your property, feel free to leave it up as we will be coming by to pick them up throughout the week. Thank you for displaying your support for my campaign!

I look forward to continuing to support our district and our students in every way I can!

04/08/2026

We did the thing and now we wait for results!

Thank you again for all the support!

04/06/2026

Election day is tomorrow!

We are down to the last of 1,700 handouts, have 145+ signs across our community, sent 4,000+ postcards and have walked countless miles canvassing, attended numerous township meetings, and had so many meaningful conversations with community members along the way.

Thank you to everyone who has opened your door, made a donation, shared your perspective, and supported this campaign. Your encouragement and trust mean so much to me.

A special thank you to my family, especially my husband and children, who sacrificed countless hours of their time and energy to support this campaign, from going door to door canvassing to traveling all over the district meticulously checking signs. I am also deeply grateful to my in-laws, who took time to go door to door on my behalf and helped build support through yard sign placement. I truly could not have done this without them.

I am hopeful for tomorrow and for the future of our schools. It has been an honor to earn your vote!

Please remember to vote Faith Meyers tomorrow!