Supports funding school improvements and workforce housing, secured more than $1 billion for those uses, and maintained the district’s highest bond rating.
Support fair funding for high-need schools, public clarity about resource use, and community input before major district budget decisions.
Ground policy decisions in an understanding of budget constraints, without a specified tax, spending, or budget proposal.
Issue with the biggest divide
Student inclusion
Continue policies supporting immigrant, LGBTQ+, and students of color; preserve welcoming campuses; and oppose removing inclusion language from district policy.
Direct resources and inclusive educational opportunities toward students with disabilities and students facing systemic barriers. Increase access to inclusive classrooms.
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Academic support
Invest in student academics, high-impact tutoring, STEM, and extracurricular opportunities.
Expand early intervention, small-group instruction, and literacy support for struggling students. Use achievement, graduation, and discipline data to improve teaching and student support.
Advance curriculum meeting every student where they are.
Educator housing
Continue funding district workforce housing for teachers and staff.
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Performing arts
Supports student performing-arts access and bringing additional district resources to performing-arts opportunities.
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2015 to presentSpecial Education Teacher, Arvin Union School District
