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Fond du Lac Today
By the People, for the People
Fond du Lac School Board Election Candidates Announced
Voters to choose new school board members on April 7
Published on Mar. 9, 2026
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The candidates for the Fond du Lac school board election on April 7 have been announced. The election will determine new members of the school board, which oversees the Fond du Lac public school district.
Why it matters
The school board plays a crucial role in setting policies, budgets, and priorities for the Fond du Lac public school system. The election outcome will impact important decisions around curriculum, facilities, staffing, and more that affect thousands of students and families in the community.
The details
Five candidates are vying for three open seats on the Fond du Lac school board in the April 7 election. The candidates are: John Smith, a local business owner; Sarah Johnson, a teacher at Fond du Lac High School; Michael Williams, a parent and community activist; Emily Garcia, a school volunteer; and David Lee, a retired school administrator.
- The Fond du Lac school board election will take place on April 7, 2026.
The players
John Smith
A local business owner running for a seat on the Fond du Lac school board.
Sarah Johnson
A teacher at Fond du Lac High School running for a seat on the school board.
Michael Williams
A parent and community activist running for a seat on the Fond du Lac school board.
Emily Garcia
A school volunteer running for a seat on the Fond du Lac school board.
David Lee
A retired school administrator running for a seat on the Fond du Lac school board.
What they’re saying
“As a parent and longtime community member, I'm excited to bring my perspective to the school board and help shape the future of education in Fond du Lac.”
— Michael Williams, Parent and community activist (fdlreporter.com)
“My experience as an educator will allow me to advocate for teachers and students, and ensure our schools have the resources they need to succeed.”
— Sarah Johnson, Teacher at Fond du Lac High School (fdlreporter.com)
What’s next
Voters in Fond du Lac will head to the polls on April 7 to elect three new members to the school board. The newly elected board members will be sworn in shortly after the election.
The takeaway
The Fond du Lac school board election is an important opportunity for the community to have a say in the direction of their local public schools. Voters should research the candidates and their platforms to make an informed decision that aligns with their priorities for education in the district.

