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Port Washington-Saukville School Board Member, Town of Port Washington seat

All voters in the School District will be able to vote for one School Board candidates in the City of Port Washington vrace, one(1) candidate in the town of Port Washington race, and one (1) candidate in the Village of Saukville race. The three newly elected Board members will take office on April 27, 2026 for a three year term.What does my local School Board do? The School Board makes a direct impact on education in your community by creating educational goals for the school district and creating school district policy. The board also approves school curriculum, calendars, and budgets. They also play a role in hiring and evaluating the district Superintendent.Why does this matter? The school board works with parents and community members to provide a quality education for Wisconsin students. Who is on the school board makes a difference on issues such as: school curriculum choices, educator quality, educational rights of children with disabilities, and educator quality. As elected officials, the school board is held accountable by voters in their district.School Board members are elected in nonpartisan elections. That means members of the school board do not represent a particular party.

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    David Didier
    (Non)

Biographical Information

Why do you want to be a School Board Member, and what qualifications and experience make you the best candidate?

What issues do you believe are the most pressing for the School Board to address in the next term?

How do you distinguish the role of a school board member from that of the administration, for example the superintendent and curriculum coordinator?

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Simply put, I want to help the district continue to improve across all levels. I taught 5th grade for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee for 7 years and worked towards my masters degreein Educational Administration. 22 years ago I had a career pivot and moved back home to Port to persue a career in real estate. I have 4 children ages 13-17. My 2 oldest are at Port High, and my 2 youngest are at St. John 23rd Catholic School. I have spent 8-10 years on both the finance and school advisory committee of St Johns. I believe the way to make things better is through service.
Not sure, as I will need to listen to the various stakeholders and the issues that are brought forth. I do not come with any preconceived agenda, other than to serve.
I view my role as a school board member is to put the district administration and staff in the best position possible to succeed while also being responsible to the taxpayers of the district, as well as providing some oversight.
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