Our Candidates

Daniel is a financial and budgeting professional who has served the Downtown Mechanicsburg Partnership as both treasurer and president. He is invested in our community and the future of Mechanicsburg and believes in our traditions of academic and athletic excellence.

Daniel supports empowering our teachers and keeping extremism and distraction out of our School Board we can set our students up for bright futures.

*Daniel is a registered Democrat but did not win on the Democratic ballot in the May Primary. In November, he will be listed as a Republican because he won on that ballot. Daniel is a life-long Democrat and votes in every election!

Morgan is a literary agent and mother of a second grader at Shepherdstown Elementary. She is running for because she believes that student dignity and access to educational opportunity should not be partisan, nor should they be political.

When Morgan sends her autistic child to school, she wants the same thing every parent and caregiver wants for their child: for him to feel safe and for him to get the knowledge and skills he'll need to be successful in life.

Morgan is committed to being a voice for the common good and inclusion in MASD. She is running to advocate for inclusive, nonpartisan education that ensures all students, like her own autistic son, feel safe, valued, and prepared for success.

Brian is running for re-election to the school board, where he currently serves as Vice President and chairs the Finance and Facilities Committee. He also represents the district on the Cumberland-Perry Vo-Tech board, giving him valuable insight into student needs from kindergarten through graduation.

A lifelong Wildcat, Brian grew up in Upper Allen Township and graduated from Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School. He earned a B.S. in Operations and Information Systems Management from Penn State and now works as a financial advisor.

Brian and his wife are proud to be raising the next generation of Wildcats. His deep roots in the community fuel his commitment to all MASD students.

Deborah has called Mechanicsburg home since 1995 — and proudly raised a family of Wildcats.

She wants all our district’s children, including her grandchildren, to enjoy what her kids had: an excellent education, opportunities to thrive in and out of the classroom, and a supportive school community.

As a School Social Worker at Steele Elementary in Harrisburg, Deborah understands the challenges growing districts face and the importance of meeting every student’s needs.

Her goal is to keep Mechanicsburg schools safe, inclusive, and focused on students, not politics.