Charlotte Wolf laughing outdoors in the late-afternoon sun

Charlotte Wolf

For D211 School Board

Because every student and teacher deserves to feel safe and represented at school.

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Charlotte Wolf

Meet Charlotte

A voice for every D211 student

Charlotte moved to Rolling Meadows with her wife in 2021, where she is now a full-time mom. She believes our schools should be a safe and supportive place for every child, regardless of their background.

She has worked on educational policy for 15 years, including co-writing Michigan’s comprehensive anti-bullying policy.

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Priorities

What Charlotte will fight for

Support and educate our teachers through this period of rapid change

Defend our district’s special ed programs

Preserve our libraries and effective teaching methods

Support immigrant families to keep school safe for all

Defend our LGBTQ+ students’ right to participate equally

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How to vote

The consolidated election is Tuesday, April 6, 2027. School board races are nonpartisan and appear on every ballot within the district.

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Vote early or by mail

Early voting starts in late March at sites across District 211. Request a mail ballot by April 1; it must be postmarked by Election Day.

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Polls are open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Find your polling place through the county clerk.

District 211 serves students at

  • Conant
  • Fremd
  • Hoffman Estates
  • Palatine
  • Schaumburg
  • North Campus
  • Higgins Education Center