Local reporting on the race for three seats on the Los Altos School District Board of Trustees, from candidate profiles to the October forums.
Coverage of the October 13 forum, where David pressed for a board that hears from teachers directly, not only with the superintendent in the room. The story notes he is the only candidate endorsed by the teachers' union, and the only one with children in LASD for the full four-year term.
“It has to be possible for our teachers to raise concerns without their boss in the room.”
The full recording of the League's nonpartisan forum with all four candidates for the three open board seats.
A note-taker transcript of the Springer PTA's forum with all four candidates. Questions covered the trustee's role, working with the superintendent, hearing from families who don't come to meetings, and holding the district accountable for results. It's machine-generated, so expect some transcription errors.
The Voice sent every LASD candidate the same policy questionnaire. Read David's answers side by side with the three incumbents'.
A profile of David's priorities: an open door for teachers, families, and Bullis Charter School; updated curriculum and clear guidance on AI; and reaching parents of young children before they choose a school.
“You’re in the classrooms with our kids, I will always have an open door if you want to talk through something.”
Reporters and editors can reach the campaign at campaign@davidpollforlasd.com. David is happy to talk about the race and his priorities.