My priorities
Safe. Stable. Strong Schools.
Three commitments for SD62, drawn from a career in education and years of building community.
The commitments on the sign
Keep our teachers.
Support our EAs.
Protect our programs.
Put students first.
01
SAFE
Every student and staff member deserves to feel safe, respected and supported at school. We need to take school safety seriously—not just when something goes wrong, but every day.
02
STABLE
Staff stability matters. We need to understand why teachers and education assistants are leaving and work toward solutions that help great people stay in our schools. Stable schools create stronger relationships, better continuity and better outcomes for students.
03
STRONG
Strong schools require strong relationships. That means better communication with families, supporting educators and support staff, listening to our communities and making responsible decisions that put students first.
Priorities in practice
What each commitment looks like
01 / 04
Safe
School safety taken seriously every day, not just when something goes wrong.
02 / 04
Stable
Solutions that help great teachers and education assistants stay in our schools.
03 / 04
Strong
Better communication with families and decisions that put students first.
04 / 04
Collaboration
Not partisan politics. Not division. Collaboration. Accountability. Solutions.
Leadership that brings people together
Collaboration. Accountability. Solutions.
Through my work with SoberFest and the Rewired Recovery Foundation, I've learned how to bring together people who don't always agree.
Businesses. Non-profits. Families. Volunteers. Community organizations. Local leaders.
Different backgrounds. Different perspectives. One community.
That's the kind of leadership I believe our school board needs. Not partisan politics. Not division.