For classrooms and educators
Every student gets a real campaign website to build, brand, and defend, and you watch the entire class from a single teacher dashboard. Most teachers have it running inside one prep period. Signing up is free and there is no payment information to enter.
The problem
Poster board, a shared slide deck, thirty speeches in your inbox, and a paper ballot you count over lunch. The lesson works. It is the logistics that make you think twice about doing it again next year.
Thirty students, thirty unfinished projects.
Poster board, a shared slide deck, and campaign speeches arriving in your inbox all week long.
With Stump
Thirty campaign sites, one dashboard.
See at a glance who has published, who has started, and who needs a nudge before Friday.
Nowhere safe to put student work.
Consumer site builders were not designed for a classroom, and your IT department already knows it.
With Stump
Private by default, walled off per student.
No student can see or edit another one, and nothing becomes public until you decide it does.
A week of setup for a two-week unit.
By the time the tools are configured, half the lesson has already gone by.
With Stump
Roster to running race in one period.
Nothing to install, nothing to get approved, and you can reuse the whole setup next semester.
What students learn
Instead of reading about a campaign, they run one. They write a platform, build a site, recruit volunteers, answer a real endorsement questionnaire, and then stand for a vote in front of the people they wrote it for.
A platform in their own words, written for classmates who are going to read it and then vote.
What it means to publish something with your name on it, with you approving every release.
Endorsements, questionnaires, filing deadlines, and turnout, handled the way real campaigns handle them.
A published record to point at, and to defend out loud when somebody challenges it.
It drops cleanly into a mock election, a student government race, a debate unit, or a Model UN and We the People elective.
Built for the classroom
Every student campaign in a single view, so you can tell who has published and who is still staring at a blank page.
Students own their headline, colors, bio, and positions, and they edit all of it themselves while it stays private.
Volunteer forms, an endorsement answer bank, key dates, and analytics come with every seat at no extra cost.
Sites are isolated from one another and nothing reaches the public web until you personally publish it.
Your dashboard carries over, so setting up the race for your next class takes minutes instead of another prep period.
Nothing students create is sold, shared, or used to train anything. It belongs to your classroom.
How teachers use Stump
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Sign up as an educator and your teacher dashboard opens immediately. One login covers the entire class, and no payment information is required.
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Each student gets their own campaign site to build and edit. Everything they make stays private until you say otherwise.
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Publish the class when you are ready, let them collect endorsements and volunteers, and hold the vote.
Getting set up
Build your whole classroom with every feature turned on. There is nothing to pay and no card to enter. What a classroom costs depends on how many seats you need and what kind of institution you are, so once you are signed up we will reach out and put together something that fits your budget and your term.
Questions
Signing up costs nothing and there is no card to enter. Classroom pricing depends on the number of seats you need and the type of institution you are, so we work it out with you directly once you are set up.
Most teachers create a classroom and invite students inside a single prep period. There is nothing to install and nothing your IT department needs to approve first.
Not at all. If you can fill out a form, you can run a Stump classroom. Students manage their own sites, and the built-in AI helps them draft when they get stuck.
Each student signs in to their own site. Tell us about your class and we will help you choose the simplest arrangement for your students and your school.
Only their own campaign. You see everything from the teacher dashboard, and no student site is public until you publish it.
Yes. Your teacher dashboard carries over and you can start a fresh race for your next class in a few minutes.
Every site is isolated per student, everything stays private until you publish, and you control the entire classroom from one login. Nothing students create is sold or shared.
No. Candidates of every party and none use Stump, and the classroom version is a civics tool where students run school or fictional campaigns. Nothing on the platform endorses a party or a candidate.
Set it up free today and have every student building a campaign before the end of the week.
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