Problems in our district will only worsen if we cannot pass a local bond. Locally controlled funds are imperative to shield our students from the incessant politicization coming from the State.

Thank you to all who participated in my first Town Hall. More to come.

Candidates for Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District Governing Board at the League of Women Voters Forum.

Ensuring materials are age-appropriate is not the same as banning books. The smut displayed in one of our local libraries is a direct result of Democrat policies and activism.

PVPUSD Board Member Julie Hamill provides link and summary of the September 11 PVPUSD Board meeting agenda, explains extreme heat minimum day, and how to support Portuguese Bend families impacted by the landslide.

Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District Board Member Julie Hamill provides an urgent update regarding Al Muratsuchi's AB 247 statewide school facilities funding bill.

Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District Board Member Julie Hamill shares her comments regarding the school bond measure and CSBA's attempt to deny parents the ability to opt out of content they deem inappropriate for their children.

District staff and lawyers proposed revised language for AR 6142.8 - Comprehensive Health Education. The original version of the AR was proposed by the California School Boards Association (CSBA), which drafts essentially all of our district’s policies. CSBA’s policy language misstates California law, claiming that Education Code section 51932 prohibits parents from opting a student out of certain topics. That is legally incorrect.