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Community members should feel heard and understood. Leaders should be consensus builders for effective decision-making and responsible stewards of public resources.
I am committed to serving the great communities of La Verne and San Dimas and putting our students and their futures first. If elected, I will be a tireless voice for the community. I will advocate for opportunities that empower every student to live their purpose and continue the excellence of Bonita Unified School District. As a former educator, I understand the needs in the classroom. As someone who has managed our family business and served as a nonprofit executive, I understand the value of community partnership and the role of the Board in maintaining fiscal balance. As a Roynon Elementary PTA member and through my district-wide leadership roles as Vice President of the La Verne/San Dimas Education Foundation and member of the superintendent's Parent Advisory Committee, I am aware of district-wide issues and will continue to work to develop solutions. As a Board Member I will be able to utilize these experiences to continue and expand the success of our district. My daughter and son will attend BUSD schools for many years. I am invested in serving this community that I love and supporting this school district that does so much for the futures of our students. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a time to chat, click the contact button. I look forward to hearing from you and thank you for the opportunity to earn your support! -Brittany Allison |
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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 a high school student herself and volunteered to teach bible study to preschoolers at her church, then Christ Church of the Valley, in San Dimas.
During college, she worked as a SES tutor for and college prep instructor where she saw the spectrum of educational needs 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.
She is the co-founder and Vice President of Social Justice Advocacy Project, an award-winning 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals in the community. She is the Vice President of the La Verne/San Dimas Education Foundation. Brittany has co-directed the kid's summer Peace Camp at La Verne Church of the Brethren for 2 years and is an active PTA Member who volunteers on the Roynon Beautification Committee. Last school year she also served on the district wellness committee and superintendents parent advisory committee.
Her experiences in multiple facets of the La Verne and San Dimas communities prepare her to support the students and the district alongside the community she loves.
During college, she worked as a SES tutor for and college prep instructor where she saw the spectrum of educational needs 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.
She is the co-founder and Vice President of Social Justice Advocacy Project, an award-winning 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals in the community. She is the Vice President of the La Verne/San Dimas Education Foundation. Brittany has co-directed the kid's summer Peace Camp at La Verne Church of the Brethren for 2 years and is an active PTA Member who volunteers on the Roynon Beautification Committee. Last school year she also served on the district wellness committee and superintendents parent advisory committee.
Her experiences in multiple facets of the La Verne and San Dimas communities prepare her to support the students and the district alongside the community she loves.
