A quality education prepares students for adulthood. That means literacy and numeracy, yes. But it also means finding inspiration, discovering what you are capable of, and building skills that give you confidence and purpose. Learn More...
The student who wants to build things. The one who wants to perform. The one who wants to cook, design, repair, create, or care for others. The one who doesn’t yet know what they want but needs room to find out. These students deserve an equally clear roadmap and equal investment in where that road leads. Learn More...
Our job as a community is to make sure every student crosses that starting line ready. Ready to work. Ready to think. Ready to adapt, contribute, create, and lead. Ready to be the kind of adult that makes Brighton and the world beyond it better. Learn More...
That means transparency in how decisions are made, honesty about challenges, and genuine openness to the voices of everyone this district serves — parents, students, teachers, and residents alike. Brighton’s future depends on that partnership. I am committed to building it.
"I am running because Brighton is only as strong as its schools, and our schools are only as strong as the community behind them. Every resident, not just parents, has a stake in what happens here."