Re-Elect Jeff Bollin - School Board Lansing USD 469

Don’t let today’s weather cloud your judgement!!

2-hours left to cast your vote that will determine how bright the future is for Lansing’s kids!!

The future is in your hands!!!!!

Please make time to go cast your vote tomorrow!

If you are undecided or need more information, please go to the USD 469 website for all the up to date, correct, information!!!

Polls are open until 7:00pm tomorrow!!

Thank you Lansing!! Tonight would not of been possible without all of your support. Everyone who helped during this campaign deserves a part of this victory, everyone who participated in the sign wave events, walking door to door communicating with our neighbors, writing heartfelt letters of endorsements!! You all truly amaze me at the amount of passion you put into this election! I truly, from the bottom of my heart thank you all! Here’s to another four years. It’s a GREAT DAY TO BE A LION!!!

With the election only days away, it was an honor to receive a letter of endorsement from a very respected member of the Lansing Community who also dedicated many years working for USD 469. Local Elections matter, please make it a point to get out and vote on Tuesday, Nov. 4th!!!

I support Jeff Bollin’s candidacy for the USD 469 Board of Education. His service is strongly rooted in his deep and proven commitment to the district, demonstrated through his extensive involvement and understanding of its operations. Having dedicated his time and effort to the BOE, he brings a level of institutional knowledge that is invaluable for navigating the complex decisions facing the district. His experience includes advocating for sound fiscal policies, high academic standards, and a supportive learning environment for every student. This continuous service shows a genuine, long-term investment in the success and future of USD 469.

One of Jeff's greatest strengths is his ability to strike a crucial balance between the needs and perspectives of the community, parents, and educators. As a community member and parent, he inherently understands the concerns of families—from classroom sizes and curriculum to extracurricular activities and communication. Crucially, his work with the BOE has also given him insight into the professional needs and challenges faced by teachers and administrators. This comprehensive view allows him to make well-rounded decisions that are not only fiscally responsible and academically rigorous but also take into account the practical realities and diverse interests of all USD 469 stakeholders. This balanced approach is essential for fostering collaboration and unity within the district.

The greatest thing you can do for our local district is get out and vote in our local elections. They matter! When you do, please consider voting for Jeff Bollin.

Dan Wessel

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What does Jeff believe in:

•Our children should be the #1 priority.

•Help students falling behind while also raising the bar for above average learners.

•Make education decisions based on the benefit of all students.

•Hold district departments accountable for fiscal responsibility.

•Listen to and support our teachers as they are the building blocks of our children's future.

•Building maintenance should remain a top priority, we must take care of our communities investment in education.

•Lansing based decisions, I will continue to support what is best for Lansing students and community members.

•I will strive to provide steady leadership while producing honest results for our students.

Who is Jeff Bollin:

I am a lifelong resident of Leavenworth County and currently work as a Project Manager for LEXECO.

My family and I moved to Lansing School District in 2018. I have two children in the district which are both in the High School. My wife is a Lansing alumni as well.

I have been involved in my community in many ways throughout my lifetime. We moved from the Easton School district where I was an active volunteer on the Kickapoo Township Volunteer Fire Department. I was a member there for 18 years and served as Department Treasurer for 10 years. I want to continue to make a difference in the Lansing community.

Serving on Lansing School Board I have been in many roles to include, Vice President for a year and President for two-years. Also, have served on many committees.

I feel that there are still many things within our district that can be improved and I would appreciate your support so I can continue to be apart of making it happen.