Low seeking school trustee seat after 2023 byelection bid

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If elected, Low says his top priority would be improving student safety and academic achievement.

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He argues many students do not feel safe in schools and cites concerns about vaping and smoking in school bathrooms. Low also supports stricter rules around cellphone use in classrooms, saying fewer distractions would help students focus on learning.

“We should be able to make rules that apply to all students,” he said.

Low believes students should be challenged to reach their full academic potential and says schools should focus on raising achievement levels.

During his campaign, Low says parents have repeatedly told him they feel excluded from decisions affecting their children’s education. He believes families should play a greater role in the education process and have more input into issues affecting students.

Throughout the campaign, Low has emphasized what he describes as a commitment to common sense, accountability and student success. He says his background as an educator, business owner and parent of four children has prepared him for the role.

Voters in School District 57 will cast ballots on Oct. 17 as they choose a new board of trustees for the next four-year term.