

My vision for the district and its future includes my passion for the kids, public service, improving student outcomes, community and betterment. I have and I will continue to be a champion for students, parents & teachers.
A school board elected official vs. the superintendent roles is vastly different. The Board sets policies, hires, evaluates the superintendent, while ensuring fiscal health. The Superintendent manages day-to-day operations. As an elected official on the board, my role is strategic.
I've engaged with parents, teachers, and students for years. I plan to continue my engagement with parents, teachers, students and the community with open communication, accessibility, listening to opinions, understanding concerns from parents, teachers and students while working collaboratively with the staff and unions for transparency. Our future depends on it.
What about budget deficits?
Budget cuts are difficult decisions, and we should be prepared for them, as they are happening more often. My priority is always for the student's needs, instructional quality, teacher support and parental support. While hard deficit decisions have to be made, our community needs to be better prepared for these deficits. Transparency on any deficit is also critical.
When a decision is made that I do not agree with, I rely on facts, and act in my community's best interests for parents, teachers & students. I've done this for the past several years by being an active voice on decisions that parents, students and teachers do not want. Feedback from the community is extremely important to understanding if the right decision was made or if it needs to be changed. It shapes our outcomes and future.
Our district is facing many continued challenges. Some new and some I have personally encountered for over 3 decades. These challenges include continued poor student testing scores, low graduation rates, low enrollment rates, major budget deficits, and students who are not prepared for life post-graduation. Our amazing community needs to invest in our students as many of them will be our workforce in all of our futures.
One of the biggest little jobs in the world is shaping our children.
My passion for education began when I was a young child, before my family and I relocated to Reno, Nevada in 1989. I grew up across the street from News Channel 4 on Vassar Street right in the heart of Reno. I attended Roger Corbett, Vaughn Middle School, Wooster High School, TMCC & UNR. Throughout my formal education I won numerous art awards, sales awards and community awards.
I'm a first-generation college graduate with three degrees. My deep passion, commitment, loyalty, and dedication to my community have been at the forefront of my career, volunteer work, philanthropy and entrepreneurship. Together we can lift our schools up by having meaningful discussions on what is and isn't working. I've been a champion of parents, students and teachers for over the past two decades. I am also a proud boy mom of my two sons who attend school in the district.
My vision includes consistent input from our community as they are the ones who elect individuals to represent them to have their voices heard. I believe parental rights must be restored. I believe we have failed to have thriving students within the schools and post-graduation. We need to strengthen and support teachers who focus is on students' educational outcomes. Nevada and WCSD continue ranking low in test scores, enrolment rates, and graduation rates. That problem will only bleed into our future within our very own community. My advocacy is the front-line for parents, students, and teachers. I hope to earn your vote for this fundamental, important, leadership position. It truly takes a village to raise a child.
Experience/Education/Awards
This is a small part of my story and my many accomplishments. I'm not a "hurry up and wait" kind of person. I am a "let's talk, roll up our sleeves and get things done" kind of person. It's time to help our parents, teachers and students as they pave the way for the future of our amazing community and it starts with our children's education.


The above site map for WCSD F outlines the large area that covers both Reno and Sparks, North to South, facing East.
This area covers a portion of South Reno, parts of Downtown Reno, Hidden Valley and Sparks, including Spanish Springs, Sun Valley and the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony.
Key Schools in District F:
As of 2026 WCSD had a total of 19 High Schools, 17 Middle Schools, & 66 Elementary Schools
Learn more about this WCSD and all of the WCSD districts by clicking on the button below. You will be taken directly to the WCSD homepage.

The "Biggest Little City in the World" has been my home for 37 years. My community has been at the heart of all I do, have done and will continue to do.
P.O. Box 17131, Reno, Nevada 89511
775-516-2937

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