John Haley

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• Says board decisions should start with whether they benefit students ("Students First, Politics Last").
• Wants to modernize school facilities to expand career and technical programs that let students earn credentials for high-demand careers while still in school.
• Wants teachers and support staff to have the resources they need and fair pay, and wants their feedback considered in decisions.
• Supports strong school security, school resource officers, practiced emergency protocols and action on bullying.
• Says classroom technology should support teachers, not replace them.
• Pledges fiscal responsibility and a stronger connection between the District Office and local schools.

Platform in the candidate's own words, summarized from their filings and campaign pages.

Raised $63,245 · spent $51,701 · from individuals $10,745 (49 gifts, not named) · from organizations $100 · own money $52,400 · Campaign report · Campaign website

Every 2026 race

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