With 32,000+ students in 50+ schools in the MDUSD, including:  five comprehensive high schools, ten middle schools and 29 elementary schools, it is important that the focus of Board decisions remains on the individual needs of students.  

Top Priorities

1. Close the Achievement Gap
2. Ensure money is spent on meaningful programs and directed at students, not bureaucracy
3. Demand fiscal accountability and sensible budgeting
4. Transparent decision making that reflects the community's priorities