For the past eight years, my family and I have been proud to call Shrewsbury home. As a parent with a third grader and a first grader at Spring Street School, I have a direct, daily stake in the success and well-being of our classrooms. I see firsthand the incredible work being done by our educators and the challenges all students face.

Professionally, I am a partner at my real estate law firm, where I spend my days navigating complex negotiations, managing budgets, and finding solutions to difficult problems. This experience has equipped me with a disciplined, analytical approach to decision-making—skills I believe are essential for providing the fiscal responsibility our residents expect, especially during uncertain economic times, as well as the interpersonal skills required to work through the issues our town’s school district is facing in the coming years.

Beyond my professional life, I am deeply committed to the civic health of our town. I currently serve as a Town Meeting Member, where I work to ensure our local government remains transparent and effective. I am also a proud member and Vice Chair of Shrewsbury’s 300th Anniversary Celebration Committee, helping to honor our town’s rich history while building excitement for its future.

I am running for School Committee to bridge the gap between our high educational standards and our fiscal realities. Whether it is supporting our teachers and staff, advocating for the necessary expansion of the High School to solve severe overcrowding, or planning now for future challenges, I will bring a proactive and balanced perspective to the table.

I am invested in this town as a resident, a professional, and—most importantly—as a mother. I would be honored to earn your vote.