Woodinville student serves as page for Sen. Derek Stanford in Olympia

Shoreline, WALocal News

David Mun, a dedicated sophomore at Woodinville High School, recently participated in the page program for Sen. Derek Stanford, where he had the unique opportunity to draft a mock bill aimed at limiting opioid prescriptions. This experience not only reinforced his aspiration to become a pediatrician but also imparted crucial lessons in time management and legislative processes. David’s eagerness to contribute to critical health issues demonstrates an admirable commitment to public service and community welfare. His interests extend beyond academics; he enjoys playing the cello and piano, showcasing his well-rounded personality.

The 1st Legislative District, which encompasses Lake Forest Park, Kenmore, Bothell, and other areas, benefits significantly from the engagement of its youth in legislative activities. Programs like these highlight the importance of mentoring young individuals and encouraging them to participate in civic duties. This emphasis on youth involvement is vital for fostering informed future leaders who are equipped to tackle pressing societal issues. Overall, David’s story serves as an inspiring example of how young people can make a difference in their communities through active participation in government.

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