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Meet the Candidates Running for Issaquah School Board

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Candidates for the Issaquah School Board are gearing up for the August primary election, emphasizing their commitment to education and community involvement. Darren Cheung, a software engineer with a background in aerospace, aims to create inclusive classrooms for neurodivergent students. His counterpart highlights her experience as a former STEM teacher and active PTA member, focusing on raising academic standards and addressing school safety. Both candidates stress the importance of community engagement and transparency in school governance. They propose solutions for overcrowding and advocate for zero-tolerance policies against bullying.

With endorsements from local education associations, they present their visions for the future of the Issaquah School District. Voters are encouraged to explore their platforms and priorities before casting their ballots. The outcome of this election could significantly impact educational policies and student experiences in the district.

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