Our Platform

Here’s what I’m fighting for in Ward H—real solutions for students, families, and educators, grounded in experience and backed by community needs.

1. Parent Voice, Always Heard

I’ll create a Parent Portal for families to submit concerns directly to their trustee, with translation support built in. In Ward H especially, I’ll host regular forums—with multilingual access—so families and students can speak freely, shape decisions, and get real-time responses. Parents are partners in education, and it’s time we treated them that way.

2. Safe Schools, Zero Tolerance

Our students deserve learning environments free from violence, drug use, and vaping. I’ll support the return of School Resource Officers (SROs) with proper training and community oversight. A zero-tolerance policy for drugs and weapons in schools, paired with early intervention, is essential to restoring safety and peace of mind for families and staff.

3. True Inclusion for Neurodiverse Learners

Inclusion should be more than a word. I’ll advocate for consistent, properly funded EA support, more specialized training for staff, and resources that reflect the needs of neurodiverse students. Every child—regardless of ability—deserves a classroom where they’re seen, supported, and set up to thrive.

4. Career Network for Every Student

I will launch a student-focused EPSB Career Network, connecting teens with real mentors, internships, and job opportunities. Through partnerships with local businesses and nonprofits, students will gain workplace experience, guidance, and networking tools that set them up for future success. It’s not just about graduation—it’s about where you go next.

5. A Student Senate, Elected by Students

No more token leadership roles handpicked by school staff. I’ll introduce a democratic student senate in every high school, where students elect peers to raise real issues, propose changes, and collaborate across schools. Student voice should be authentic, respected, and empowered to influence board-level decisions that shape their daily lives.

6. $2,000 Community Impact Scholarship

I’m setting aside my own money—$2,000 annually—to award student-led projects that solve real-life problems in our schools or communities. This grant will be open to any Ward H student who creates meaningful change through civic action, innovation, or inclusion. Let’s reward leadership that doesn’t wait for permission to serve.