Erika Cox is stepping down after serving on the board for the past six years
CAMAS — The Camas School District announces with mixed emotions the resignation of Erika Cox from the Camas School Board, effective June 21. “Cox has been a dedicated and impactful board member for over six years, contributing significantly to the district’s growth and development,’’ read a statement from the Camas School District.
Reflecting on her tenure, Cox stated, “Serving as a Camas School Board Director has been an honor that I’ll reflect upon with great appreciation. I am proud of the work we’ve accomplished together, specifically our work in equity, choice learning, and significant capital investments. The future of our district is strong because of the continued dedication and leadership of the Camas School Board.”
Superintendent John Anzalone praised Cox’s service, saying, “Erika’s commitment to our students and community has been extraordinary. Her leadership and passion have helped shape the Camas School District into what it is today. We will miss her deeply but wish her all the best in her future endeavors.”
As Cox steps down, the Camas School District is inviting residents of District 2 to apply for the open School Board position. “This is a wonderful opportunity to serve the community and contribute to the district’s ongoing success,’’ read the district’s statement.
Interested applicants can find the Board Application Packet.
For more information, contact:
Gail Housel
Camas School District
841 NE 22nd Avenue, Camas, WA 98607
Email: gail.housel@camas.wednet.edu
Applications will be accepted until noon on Friday, May 31, 2024. Interviews will be conducted on Monday, June 17, at 5:45 p.m. in a Board Special Meeting.
Information provided by the Camas School District.
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