Experienced in the classroom.
Invested in our community.
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.
Students in Rich School District are capable of more, and I know it because I've taught here. My goal is to make sure every student leaves better prepared — for college, for trade school, for life.
Great schools start with great teachers. After 18 years in the classroom, I know what support looks like — and I'll make sure our teachers have it.
A Masters in Education and a School Administration Certificate means I can engage with curriculum, policy, and instruction at a level that actually moves the needle.
I have five kids in Rich School District. Every decision I make as a board member will be made with the perspective of a parent who has real skin in the game — because I do.
I graduated from Rich High. I chose to raise my family here. I'm not passing through — I'm invested in this community for the long haul.
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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.