Students in Conversation with School Board Candidates Student voices. Candidate perspectives. One community conversation.

Meet the candidates seeking to serve our local schools and hear directly from the students whose educational experiences will be shaped by School Board decisions.

Each candidate will briefly introduce themselves, share why they are running, and discuss what they hope to bring to the School Board.

Featured School Board Trustee Candidates

Tara Marino • Emily Gallup • Mike Dent • Keith Allen • Olivia Pritchett • Jeff Dellis

Hear Directly from Students

Ten students from the schools represented in these races will share what matters most to them about their school experience.  Students will speak candidly about the opportunities, programs, support, safety, sense of belonging, learning environments, and resources that help them learn, grow, and succeed.

Come hear from the candidates—and, most importantly, listen to the students they hope to serve.

The DWNC business meeting will follow the School Board Trustee Candidate Student Conversation.

Women’s Health Review

For our Saturday, August 1 meeting we will celebrate the historic signing and adoption of the 19th Amendment, the Amendment that, after decades of fighting, secured the Right to Vote for Women.

Nevada County has a special and unique connection to this milestone.Ellen Clark Sargent, a Nevada City resident, developed the language that helped to create the 19th Amendment. As a close friend of Susan B. Anthony, Ellen played an important role in women’s long campaign for suffrageand creation of the 19th Amendment. 

At our meeting, actor and beloved local talent Mary Baird will bring Ellen Clark Sargent to life, sharing with us from the perspective of theearly 1900s and what it was like to help change the course ofwomen’s rights. This special presentation will offer a moving opportunity to relive an historic event of lasting importance to all women. 

The meeting will be held at the Nevada County Media Center, 355 Crown Point Circle, Grass Valley. Doors will open at 10:00 a.m., and the program will begin at 10:30 a.m. The suggested donation is $15 at the door.  

Don’t miss this special production honoring a powerful chapter in Women’s History and Nevada County’s own connection to the struggle for Women’s Voting Rights.

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