I’m proud to call Antelope home. I’ve lived here for 13 years and have been an active member of the Antelope and Dry Creek communities for much of that time.

Originally from a small town in South Dakota, I moved to California to pursue my education and earned my doctorate in clinical psychology. After beginning my career, I stepped away from professional practice to focus on raising my family and found meaningful ways to serve my community through volunteering.

I’m a parent of three children who have grown up in the Dry Creek School District since 2015. My son is a Titan at Antelope High School, and my daughters are Cougars at Antelope Crossing Middle School. We started our journey as Broncos at Barrett Ranch Elementary, and that connection to our schools has remained an important part of our family.

In 2019, I joined the Barrett Ranch PTA as Secretary and went on to serve multiple terms as President and Vice President. I’ve also volunteered in classrooms, chaperoned field trips, supported teachers and staff, and served on the Barrett Ranch School Site Council.

These experiences have given me a firsthand understanding of our educators' dedication, the importance of strong campus communities, and the difference engaged families can make.

I’m running for the Dry Creek School Board because I want to bring the voices and experiences of our students, families, educators, and staff to the board level. My background in psychology and years of community service have taught me the importance of listening, collaboration, and understanding different perspectives.

Dry Creek is more than a school district—it’s a community built around our children. I’m grateful for the community that has supported my family, and I’m committed to giving back by continuing to serve the students, families, educators, and staff who make Dry Creek such a special place.