Brittany M. Allison
for Governing Board of Bonita Unified School District
Brittany's visionAs Brittany places paramount importance on our youth, her campaign centers around uplifting the community through the next generation by finding ways for them to concretely engage with their future. Brittany believes this can only be done if all students are empowered and inspired through action, nurtured through a culture of diversity and inclusion. Her goal is to empower students and their families by enlisting them as active partners in their own educational journey.
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Meet the candidateBrittany was a high school teacher who is now devoting her time as a mama of two and the co-founder and current Vice President of Social Justice Advocacy Project, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals in the community. She believes that with just a little bit of support, anyone can be an advocate and that our communities are strongest when everyone feels empowered enough to get involved. As its Operations Director since 2016, Brittany spearheaded initiatives such as a region-wide Truth and Reconciliation Program, pro bono legal clinics, and workshops whose focus is to promote community education and civic engagement. She hopes to bring her passion for empowerment and advocacy, as well as her experience in collaborative governance to the board.
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Empowering Education means...
Educators are empowered in their workspace. Parents are empowered to be actively engaged. Students are empowered as partners in their education. |
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A Candidate of the Community with a Proven Track Record of Service.
Brittany’s service to her community and passion for education began when she was still a student herself and volunteered to teach bible study to preschoolers at her church, then Christ Church of the Valley, in San Dimas. After college, she worked as a SES tutor and college prep instructor where she saw the spectrum of educational need and opportunities. After studying Education at the University of La Verne. she taught at Western Christian High School for four years before becoming a mother to two beautiful children. Since then, she has devoted her personal, professional and social life to serving the community.
