Responsible Action for Public Schools

Strong public schools build strong communities.

We are a local, nonpartisan group of parents, professionals, and advocates who recognize and appreciate Sheridan County's tradition of excellence in public education.

We believe every child deserves a safe, secure learning environment and policies that maximize respect for teaching and learning.

Our purpose is to elect school board trustees who share those values.

What strong schools make possible

We can work together.

RAPS rack card: Ignite a love for learning, develop consistent support for families, and create and sustain thriving, connected neighborhoods.
RAPS rack card: mission, purpose, and Venmo donation information.

Our endorsed slate

Four steady voices for students.

Vote for all four candidates for Sheridan County School District #2 trustee.

RAPS endorsement graphic for Jamie Brester: Listening to every voice, learning to improve, and leading with integrity for the future of students.
RAPS endorsement graphic for Chase Christensen: A steady, student-centered perspective focused on strong schools, excellent employees, and opportunities that prepare every student for their future.
RAPS endorsement graphic for Peter Hawkins: Keeping the focus on student learning.
RAPS endorsement graphic for Ann M. Perkins: Caring and connected. Proven leadership for our students, families, and staff.
RAPS candidate slate featuring Jamie Brester, Chase Christensen, Peter Hawkins, and Ann M. Perkins

Keep the names handy

Your school board slate.

Save this card to your phone and carry it with you when you vote on November 3.

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Contact your district

Three districts. One Sheridan County community.

Learn what is happening in your local schools, connect with district leaders, and take part in the decisions that shape public education.

RAPS in Review

Local action for strong public schools.

  1. 2024

    Formed the committee. Recruited, vetted, and endorsed candidates for two of the three local school districts.

  2. 2025

    Turned its focus to keeping the local community informed about Wyoming legislative actions affecting public education.

  3. 2026

    Encouraged members to contact legislators regarding legislation dealing with education issues.

  4. 2026

    Recruited, vetted, and endorsed qualified people to run for local school boards.

We look forward to another successful election cycle to continue Sheridan County's tradition of excellence in public school education.

Strong Public Schools Build Strong Communities.

Organization & transparency

RAPS leadership.

14 Timm Dr.
Sheridan, WY 82801
Molly KinseyVice-chair

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Jamie. Chase. Peter. Ann M.

Four votes for responsible, collaborative school board leadership.