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Jennifer Lynch

Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 1

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Recent Experience

Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 1Incumbent
2025 – 2029View Position
Candidate for Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 1Candidate
2025View Position

District information

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About Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 1

Term length: 2025 – 2029

Nearby Officials

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Melissa Barnes Dholakia

Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 6

Shirley Olson

Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 4

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Shimiko Montgomery

Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 3

Kina Chadwick

Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 7

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Amy Tatom

Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 5

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Janet Gonzalez

Bend-La Pine Administrative 1 School Board - Zone 7

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