There’s a lot happening in Williston’s education scene. From a brand-new school and a new superintendent to rising interest in Career and Technical Education (CTE), class size concerns, and multiple open positions on the Williston School Board—education is top of mind for many residents.

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Seven School Board Candidates to Speak at May 19 Public Forum in Williston

To help voters get informed, the Williston Education Association (WEA) has announced a public candidate forum on Monday, May 19, at 7:00 p.m. at the Bakken Auditorium. Seven candidates vying for seats on the Williston School District #7 board have committed to attend. They include:

  • Jeremy Brenner

  • Samuel Johnson

  • Brittany Kilgore

  • Dennis Nehring

  • David Rodriguez

  • Diane Schmidt

  • Katie Zufelt

Community Invited to Learn Candidates' Visions for the Future of Williston Schools

This event offers a valuable opportunity for community members to hear directly from each candidate about their vision for the future of Williston schools. With so much change underway—especially with ongoing discussions around class sizes, CTE expansion, and leadership direction—this forum allows voters to ask questions, hear new ideas, and learn how each candidate plans to meet the needs of students and staff alike.

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The forum is free and open to the public, and organizers encourage residents to share the event widely. Those unable to attend in person can still participate—by submitting their email at this link, they’ll receive the candidates’ answers following the event.

As Williston continues to grow, so do the expectations and challenges facing the school district. Your voice—and your vote—can help shape the future of education in our community.

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