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Amy Cawvey

Candidate for Kansas State Board of Education - District 1

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About Lansing USD 469 School Board

Responsibilities of the board include appointing a Commissioner of Education who serves as its executive director; providing a flexible and efficient delivery system to meet our students' varied and changing needs; providing an effective educator in every classroom; ensuring effective, visionary leaders in every school; promoting and encouraging best practices for early childhood programs; and, developing active communication and partnerships with families, communities, business stakeholders, constituents and policy partners
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Term length
2022 – 2025
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Next election
November 3, 2026
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