Parent. Former PTA President. Problem Solver.
Jennifer Bagley is a former PTA president, working mom of three LESD students and special-needs parent running to bring new energy, practical experience and a strong family voice to the Lawndale Elementary School District Board of Trustees, Trustee Area 1, serving families in:
Lawndale
Portions of Hawthorne
The unincorporated communities of Alondra Park and El Camino Village.
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For Jennifer Bagley, Lawndale schools are personal.
Jennifer and her husband have lived in Bodger Park for more than a decade and are raising their three children in the Lawndale Elementary School District. As a former PTA president and the mother of a child with autism, Jennifer has experienced our schools from the inside — from enrollment and parent involvement to navigating the IEP process and advocating for the support her child needs.
She believes every child deserves a strong, supportive education; teachers and staff deserve the resources and respect to do their jobs well; and every family should feel supported, heard and connected.
With declining enrollment and tighter budgets ahead, LESD needs thoughtful leadership focused on protecting classrooms, planning responsibly and making sure every decision keeps students at the center.
Jennifer is ready to help lead that work.
Jennifer’s priorities
Strong Classrooms
Protect manageable class sizes, excellent instruction and the programs and services that directly help students succeed.
Every Child Included
Strengthen support for students with disabilities and make accessibility and inclusion real in every child's school experience.
Supported Teachers & Staff
Respect the expertise of educators and classified staff, listen to the people doing the work and give them the support they need.
Responsible Planning
Address declining enrollment and budget constraints early, honestly and with classroom priorities protected.
Families That Feel Heard
Make LESD easier to navigate and ensure parents can connect with information, resources and help when their children need it.
Community Partnerships
Connect schools and families with organizations and resources that can expand opportunity and support student success.