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In a significant move for the West Ada School District, Evelyn McCullough has been appointed to fill the trustee vacancy left by Lucas Baclayon. McCullough, a dedicated advocate for special education, brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to ensuring that all students receive the support they need to thrive.
The decision to appoint McCullough comes at a crucial time for the district, as it seeks to enhance its focus on inclusive education and address the diverse needs of its student population. Her background in special education advocacy positions her uniquely to contribute to the board's efforts in policy-making and resource allocation.
McCullough expressed her gratitude for the opportunity and emphasized her passion for education and community service. She aims to work collaboratively with fellow trustees, educators, and parents to foster an environment where every student can succeed. Her appointment marks a promising step forward for the West Ada School District as it continues to prioritize the needs of its students.
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