In education, the Joint Participation Council plays an important role in guaranteeing participation in school policy. The Joint Participation Council in the Netherlands consists of representatives of staff, parents and students. The parent section of the Joint Participation Council offers a valuable platform for parents to discuss important topics such as the school's educational program, budget and personnel policy.

More and more schools are using Votar Electronico during elections for, for example, the Joint Participation Council. This offers a number of advantages over traditional paper ballots. Online voting makes the process more efficient and accessible, especially for busy parents who might not otherwise have time to physically go to the polls. Additionally, online voting can encourage greater engagement because it can be done easily via a computer or smartphone.

The switch to online voting is in line with the broader digitalization trend in education and offers parents a user-friendly way to make their voices heard. It can contribute to a higher turnout at elections and more involvement of parents in school policy, which ultimately benefits the quality of education.