NPS Welcomes Four Newly Elected Board of Education Members

Northville Public Schools is pleased to announce the election of four new members to the Board of Education during the 2024 November election. With an impressive voter turnout of 80% in the City of Northville and 78% in Northville Township, the community demonstrated its strong commitment to the future of public education. Seven candidates competed for four open seats, with Lisa McIntyre, the only incumbent running, earning the most votes (13,065), followed by Ron Frazier (11,060 votes), Jena Mabrey (10,960 votes), and Meredith Riggan Maurer (9,719 votes). Each will serve a four-year term, with the official oath of office taking place on January 7, 2025.

Northville Public Schools extends heartfelt congratulations to Lisa McIntyre, Jena Mabrey, Ron Frazier, and Meredith Riggan Maurer. Their leadership and dedication will help shape the district's continued success. The district also expresses deep gratitude to outgoing board members Sarah Prescott, Jim Mazurek, and Lindsey Wilson for their years of service and their lasting contributions to the Northville community.

Read on to hear from each of the newly elected board members as they share their appreciation of support:

Jena Mabrey:
Jena Mabrey headshot“I am deeply honored to be elected to serve on the Board of Education for Northville Public Schools. I am cognizant of the substantial weight of accepting the responsibility to serve our students, families, and educators, and I am grateful for the extensive legacy of successes created from the tireless dedication and hard work of previous and current board members. I aim to continue encouraging open dialogue with the community and a collaborative approach to decision-making, with a focus on equity, transparency, and student-centered policies to prioritize providing high-quality education that prepares all students for a bright future. Together, we are stronger, and I look forward to working with all of you to achieve our shared goals.”

Lisa McIntyre:
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“Northville, thank you for your support! Your choice reflects a commitment to the values that are crucial for our school board: love, hope, integrity, and unwavering advocacy for public schools. As the only board member returning for a second four-year term, I'm excited to collaborate with a team dedicated to empowering students for lifelong success. Our focus will remain on academic excellence, fostering a sense of belonging, prioritizing mental health, and ensuring that Northville Public Schools is an exceptional workplace. We are united in our commitment to providing the best possible opportunities for our children and our community. Thank you for your partnership!”

 

 

Ron Frazier:
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“I am grateful for the support of our incredible Northville community — a community that consistently demonstrates its dedication to putting children first and ensuring every child’s success. I am excited for the opportunity to continue supporting our children, families, and educators in this new role, and to lead the way I always have — by making informed decisions rooted in research, data, and a commitment to what’s best for our students. Together, we can guide our district to build upon Northville's Tradition of Excellence, opening a World of Possibilities for every child in our schools.”

 

 

Meredith Riggan Maurer:
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“I am honored to have been elected to serve on the Northville Public School Board. I recognize the profound responsibility and opportunity I have been given to help shape the future of our schools. It is my goal to amplify the voices of our students, teachers, and community members while also being a catalyst for change to create meaningful improvements within schools and the district.”

 

 

 

 

 

We look forward to the continued growth and success of Northville Public Schools under the guidance of our new board members. Thank you to everyone who participated in this important election!

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