Morgan wins board of education for district 10 (REP)

June 24, 2026 - 06:08

Republican candidate Jason Morgan has won the election for the Board of Education in District 10, according to final vote tallies released Tuesday night. Morgan defeated his Democratic opponent in a closely watched race that focused heavily on curriculum reform and parental involvement in local schools.

Morgan, a longtime advocate for school choice and fiscal accountability, campaigned on a platform of restoring core academic standards and increasing transparency in district spending. In his victory speech, he thanked volunteers and voters for their support, emphasizing a commitment to working with teachers and administrators to improve student outcomes. "This is a win for the families who want a say in their children's education," Morgan said.

The race drew significant attention as part of a broader trend of competitive school board elections across the state. District 10 covers several suburban communities where population growth has strained school resources. Morgan's win flips the seat from Democratic control, giving Republicans a stronger voice on the seven-member board.

Opponents had criticized Morgan's stance on certain funding priorities, but his message of reform resonated with enough voters to secure the seat. He will be sworn in at the next board meeting and is expected to push for a review of the current math and reading curricula within his first 90 days in office.