Become A Hall Monitor

Protect students.
Hold school boards accountable.

The Hall Monitor Project is a community-powered network that keeps a watchful eye on local school boards to protect inclusive education. We're building a local network of volunteers to track school board activity, identify harmful trends, and organize the community to fight back.

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What’s the Hall Monitor Project?

Across Arizona, policies targeting queer, trans and marginalized students are advancing quietly - often decided in sparsely attended meetings with little public scrutiny. Together, we make sure that every student’s right to a safe, affirming education is defended in the rooms where decisions are made.

Volunteers help us:

Monitor school board agendas and meetings
Flag harmful trends and proposals
Mobilize community response
Support inclusive schools for every student

How Does It Work?

1. Apply

2. Train

We’ll get you up to speed with a quick orientation and toolkit.

3. Monitor

Attend or watch meetings and fill out a quick report form.

4. Mobilize

If threats arise, we help organize a response with other advocates.

Find Your Role

You don’t need to be an expert, just someone who cares. We’ve got three key ways to plug in:

Monitor

Attend school board meetings (or watch recordings) and fill out our tracking tool.

Organizer

Help get the word out about what’s happening and connect with community members.

Advocate

Speak at meetings, to media, or with other groups to defend inclusive education.

We’ve Got Your Back

Hall Monitors get access to helpful tools and training, including:

Talking points (on pronouns, bathrooms, student privacy, and more)
Model policy language
Public speaking coaching
Monthly check-ins with our team
Emergency support when urgent issues arise

We don’t expect you to do this alone, we do it together.