Trustee Stacey E. Bastian

Stacey E. Bastian
Trustee Area 4 (View Map)
Communities Represented: Elverta and Rio Linda
Current Term: July 2022 through June 2030
Current Term: July 2022 through June 2030
Email: stacey.bastian@trusd.net
Stacey Bastian has been very involved in local services and community organizations even prior to her role on the Twin Rivers school board, including serving in the position of vice chair of the Rio Linda Elverta Recreation and Parks District. She was instrumental in saving one of the neighborhood schools, coordinating meetings with parents and acting as a voice for the community. She has a history of working closely with our district, serving on the 7-11 Committee to assist in making decisions on the sale of unused district property in order to generate revenue. She has also served on the PTA at Westside Elementary School and volunteered for numerous events at Rio Linda High School. She was appointed in the role of trustee representing Area 4 during the 2021-2022 school year and was elected to the position in June 2022. In addition to her proven record of public service, Trustee Bastian is committed to ensuring students at all our schools are loved and supported.

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