Jane Long was selected to represent Director District 2 through the end of 2025 when she may run for election to a four-year term if she chooses
Washougal School District’s newest school board member, Jane Long, was sworn into service at the September 10, 2024 board work session. WSD Interim Superintendent Aaron Hansen administered the oath of office.
Long was selected to represent Director District 2 through the end of 2025 when she may run for election to a four-year term if she chooses.
Quote from Jane Long “I’m excited to be part of the board and to serve the community. Washougal has amazing teachers and excellent schools, and I want to use this position to continue to make sure our teachers and schools help every student succeed.”
Long has served as a class volunteer, ReadNW mentor, and been an active member of the boosters at the school her children attend. She has also served as a volunteer with local organizations serving youth. She brings professional experience working in human resources and budgeting.
“We are excited to welcome Jane to the WSD Board of Directors,” said Hansen. “Her perspective as a current parent and volunteer with experience in our schools will be an incredible asset in serving the community as part of our school board.”
Information provided by the Washougal School District.
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