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Keep Emerson Lake Working for Placer Union High School District

Steady leadership. Strong schools. A student-first future.

Dr. Emerson Lake is a local father, dentist and current Trustee for Placer Union High School District Area 4. Emerson is running to continue serving our community with a focus on academic excellence, safe campuses, parent partnership and responsible use of taxpayer dollars.

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A Local Voice for Our Schools

Our high schools play a major role in shaping the future of our students and the strength of our community. Emerson Lake believes our schools should prepare students for life after graduation, whether that means college, career training, the trades, military service or entering the workforce.

 

As a father of five, Emerson understands what parents expect from local schools: high standards, safe campuses, honest communication and a clear focus on students. As a professional and small-business owner, he also understands the importance of accountability, careful budgeting and making decisions that serve families and taxpayers.

 

Emerson is not running to bring more politics into our schools. He is running to keep the focus where it belongs: on students, families, teachers and the future of Placer Union High School District.

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Student-First Leadership

Local schools should be guided by common sense, community values and a commitment to every student’s future.

Fiscal Responsibility

Taxpayers deserve careful budgeting, transparency and a board that asks the right questions.

Parents as Partners

Parents should be heard, respected and included in their child’s education.

Safe

Campuses

Every student should learn in an environment that is safe, respectful and focused.

Academic Excellence

Students deserve strong academics, high expectations and the support they need to succeed after graduation.

Help Keep Our Schools Moving Forward

This campaign will be won by neighbors talking to neighbors. Your contribution, endorsement, yard sign or volunteer help can make a real difference.

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