School Board members' most important roles are to approve an annual budget and to hire and evaluate the superintendent. Other roles are to set policy, provide a vision or direction for the district, provide accountability and advocate for education and their district.Four-year term. Vote for three (3).
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Campaign Phone
2487634525
Occupation/Current Profession
Carpenter
Education
Trade school/ community college
As a proud 1987 Clarenceville graduate and parent of three Trojan alumni, my commitment is deeply personal. Appointed in 2017, elected in 2018, and reelected in 2022, I have spent nearly a decade advocating for our community, including the last three years as sitting Board President. To ensure strong leadership, I earned a Level 5 Master Diamond Award from MASB.
As board members we must drive results, and I encourage other Board members to improve through professional development. While remaining fiscally responsible, I am committed to holding the Superintendent accountable for improving student test scores, increasing teacher retention, and upgrading our buildings and grounds. Experience matters, so I humbly ask for your vote.
Priorities facing our district is declining enrollment, teacher retention, and aging infrastructure. When elected I will continue to advocate for students and the community by holding the Superintendent accountable for improving student achievment. I will encourage using the recent passing of the bond to right size our district and improve our infrastructure by upgrading our electrical, and HVAC systems. I will continue to be a voice on our bond and wellness committees to improve our building appearances and make Clarenceville Schools a place students want to be.
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