I firmly believe that our school system is the heartbeat of our city, and an investment made in our students and public schools ultimately benefits all residents.

I am a husband to a loving, supportive wife, and father of two exceptional children, a Junior at WMHS, and a Senior at Bentley University. We have called Woburn our home for the last 17 years and couldn't be happier here. 

As a public school math teacher for the past 14 years, I have had a front-row seat to a public educational system's challenges and opportunities for growth. I understand the daily challenges and demands on students, educators, and our schools. I am eager to leverage this experience to help propel Woburn Public Schools forward. There is a tremendous benefit to having active K-12 public educators serve on our school committee, given their frontline status in the changes occurring in education and the impact on students resulting from the decisions made. 

While part of the Clapp-Goodyear community, I served as treasurer of the PTO for three years and as a school council member for four years.

Before starting my teaching career, I worked in banking for 10 years, 8 of which were in bank management. In this role, I could focus on the importance of fiscal responsibility with budgets while adhering to financial guidelines and regulations.

Together, we can build an even better Woburn Public Schools that prioritizes academic achievement and amplifies the community's diverse voices to ensure that all stakeholders have a role in shaping the district's future.