Six Candidates Vie for Seats on Parsippany Board of Education

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Six candidates are competing for three seats on the Parsippany–Troy Hills Board of Education in the General Election set for November 4, 2025. Among the candidates are incumbents and newcomers, including Lamia R. Elharairi, Alison Cogan, and Michelle Shappell, who collectively promote the slogan “Educate, Empower, Elevate. ” The Board plays a vital role in shaping educational policy and managing budgets for more than 7,000 students in the district. Voters will determine who will guide the district's educational priorities over the next three years.

Residents are encouraged to familiarize themselves with each candidate's platform to make informed choices at the polls. This election highlights the importance of community involvement in local education governance. The candidates' diverse backgrounds and viewpoints reflect a commitment to enhancing the educational experience in Parsippany. Engaging with these candidates allows residents to influence the future of their schools directly.

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