Elections Yukon administers school board and council elections. The rules guiding school elections are in the Education Act and its regulations.
School council elections
There are seventeen (17) Yukon Education schools in the Yukon. All Yukon Education schools have a council. Each school council has between three and seven elected members.
School council elections are held in the spring of even-numbered years. The next school council election will be in spring 2026.
Visit our resources page for the results of past school council elections and by-elections. You will find the list of elected members and the number of vacant positions when the election closed.
School board elections
There are two school boards in the Yukon. Combined, they operated 13 Yukon schools. Each school board has five elected trustees.
School board elections are held every three years. The next school board general election will be in fall 2025.
Visit our resources page for the results of past school board elections and by-elections. You will find the list of elected trustees.
School referendum votes
School referendums ask the community if a school should be operated by, or become a school board. A referendum vote can happen if the Minister of Education accepts a:
- resolution from a school council, or
- petition from the school community
There is no set schedule for school referendum votes.
Visit our resources page for the results of past school referendum votes. You will find the list of schools who had a vote and the results of the vote.
Questions about school elections
If you have questions about school elections, contact Elections Yukon by emailing [email protected] or calling (867) 667-8683 / 1-866-668-8683 (toll free).