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School Board Member, Greenfield-Central Community Schools

District 2

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1
Term
4 years
Candidates
2
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The school board sets policy, hires the superintendent and adopts the budget for Greenfield-Central Community Schools.

David F. Long

Republican

The gist

  • Supports more public discussion at school board meetings
  • Pledges to be accessible to teachers' concerns and ideas
More about David
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  1. Supports more public discussion at school board meetings

    Four candidates in two districts run for GC school board

    News coverage · The Daily Reporter (Greenfield) · Sep 28, 2026 · greenfieldreporter.com

    “the public portion of the board meetings should entail more than just highlighting a program that is being conducted at one of the schools”
  2. Pledges to be accessible to teachers' concerns and ideas

    Four candidates in two districts run for GC school board

    News coverage · The Daily Reporter (Greenfield) · Sep 28, 2026 · greenfieldreporter.com

    “I intend to be available to them and commit to listen to their concerns and ideas”

Trent Taylor

IndependentIncumbent

Head football coach, Knightstown High School

The gist

  • Supports finding financial efficiencies under the new funding law
  • Supports enhancing school facilities as finances allow
More about Trent
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  1. Supports finding financial efficiencies under the new funding law

    Four candidates in two districts run for GC school board

    News coverage · The Daily Reporter (Greenfield) · Sep 28, 2026 · greenfieldreporter.com

    “My top priorities are to keep working to find financial efficiencies for the school system”
  2. Supports enhancing school facilities as finances allow

    Four candidates in two districts run for GC school board

    News coverage · The Daily Reporter (Greenfield) · Sep 28, 2026 · greenfieldreporter.com

    “working to enhance all the facilities in the GC school system as finances allow”

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