Experienced in the classroom.
Invested in our schools.
18 years teaching. 5 kids in Rich School District.
A lifelong member of this community.
I grew up here, went to school here, and chose to raise my family here. As a teacher for 18 years and a parent of five children in Rich School District, I would bring a perspective to the board that is hard to replace.
This past May, I watched my oldest son walk across the graduation stage, and this August, my youngest will walk through the kindergarten door for the first time. I'm running because I believe our schools are strongest when board leadership includes voices with direct roots in our classrooms and our community.
My oldest walked across the graduation stage this spring, and my youngest just started kindergarten. With kids still moving through our schools, I know what's happening firsthand — at the table, through the parents I see daily, and at school activities every week I attend.
18 years in the classroom taught me more than curriculum. I've watched hundreds of local kids grow up and learned firsthand what actually helps a student succeed. That's the experience this board needs at the table.
Precinct 4 already carries a substantial property tax burden, and our district is well funded. I will not vote to raise taxes — it is the board's responsibility to make prudent use of the resources we already have.
Right now, no one on the Rich County Board of Education has classroom experience — most boards across the state do. I can fill that gap. We need a board that asks good questions, stays proactive, and keeps first things first.
To receive a ballot for the November 3, 2026 election, you must be registered in Rich County by October 23, 2026 (online or by mail). Active registered voters receive their ballot automatically by mail. Missed the deadline? You can still register in person — with two forms of ID — at an Election Day Vote Center and vote the same day. Registered but never got your ballot by mid-October? Contact the Rich County Clerk's office at (435) 793-2415; they can verify your registration and send a replacement.
Register at vote.utah.govHave a question about my platform? Want to share what matters most to you as a parent or community member? I'd love to hear from you. This campaign is about our community — and that starts with listening.