The JW position on voting in school is also a farce. How often is voting for a class president going to lead to something horribly wrong? The Nov. 1999 WT says this:
*** w99 11/1 p. 29 Questions From Readers ***
A third factor to consider is that those who have a part in voting a person into office may become responsible for what he does. (Compare 1 Timothy 5:22, The New English Bible.) Christians have to consider carefully whether they want to shoulder that responsibility.
School and Jehovah's Witnesses says this about voting in school:
Well WT, which is it? Youths CANNOT vote in school, which is only a popularity contest anyways, but adults can? Stupid stupid stupid.*** sj p. 16 Flag Salute, Anthems and Voting ***
In many schools, students are voted into an office or a position, such as class president. Some schools have small-scale political campaigns, including campaign buttons and posters advertising candidates. The purpose is to familiarize young people with the machinery of politics. However, Witness youths do not mix in school politics, either by accepting an elective office or by voting others into office. So if either nominated for or elected to an office, they tactfully decline. In this way they follow the example of Jesus who withdrew when the people wanted to make him king.—John 6:15.