Filing for area school boards and municipal elections in Owasso, Skiatook and Sand Springs will be from December 3-5.

All the filings will be at the election board office at 555 N. Denver Ave., said Tulsa County Election Board secretary Gwen Freeman.

If two or more candidates file for any school board election, a primary will be held on February 12. In that election,  a candidate who gets 50 percent of the vote plus one will be elected. If no candidate gets more than 50 percent, the top two vote getters advance to the general election April 2. If only two candidates file, they advance to the April 2 election.

There are school board races in Tulsa, Sand Springs, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Collinsville, Skiatook, Sperry, Union, Berryhill, Owasso, Glenpool, Liberty, Keystone and Tulsa Technology Center.

In the Tulsa School District, the open seats are District 1, now held by Gary Percefull, and District 2, now held by Jania Wester.

Here are the other current office holders:

• Sand Springs Office 4 – Board president Bo Naugle
• Broken Arrow Office 4 – Cheryl Kelly
• Bixby Office 3 – Lisa Owens
• Jenks Office 4 – Board president Ron Barber
• Collinsville Office 4 – Board president Steve Stout
• Skiatook District 4 – Jay Schnoebeien
• Sperry Office 4 – Board president Jeff Carter
• Union Office 4 – Stacey Roemerman
• Berryhill Office 4 – Board president Gerry Thames
• Owasso Office 4 – Board president Brent England
• Glenpool Office 4 – Mike Cain
• Tulsa Technology Center Office 7 – Jim Baker

Candidates can file for Ward 5 in the City of Owasso, which carries a three-year term. Doug Bonebrake is the incumbent in Ward 5.

In Skiatook, Office 6 is open for filing. That office is an open seat.

Sand Springs has council seats open in Ward 1 and Ward 2. Vice Mayor Phil Nollan is the incumbent in Ward I and Patty Dixon is the incumbent in Ward 2.