Incumbent

Kris McLaughlin

Greater Albany 8J School Board - Zone 5 (At Large)

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Recent Experience

Greater Albany 8J School Board - Zone 5 (At Large)Incumbent
2025 – 2029View Position
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District information

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About Greater Albany 8J School Board - Zone 5 (At Large)

Term length: 2025 – 2029

Nearby Officials

Stephanie Lunceford

Greater Albany 8J School Board - Zone 2

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Roger Nyquist

Greater Albany 8J School Board - Zone 2

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Sean Taylor

Greater Albany 8J School Board - Zone 3

Michael Thomson

Greater Albany 8J School Board - Zone 3

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Brad Wilson

Greater Albany 8J School Board - Zone 1

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Pete Morse

Greater Albany 8J School Board - Zone 5 (At Large)

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