Registrar of Voters

Running for Office of:

School Board Trustee District A

First name:

Christine

Last name:

Hull

To be seen on Ballot:

Hull, Christine

Address:

748 South Meadows Parkway

City:

Reno

State:

NV

Zip:

89521

Email address:

Phone:

(775) 234-8067

Website:

Formal Education:

The Johns Hopkins University, Graduate Certificate in Administration and Supervision, 2011
University of Nevada, Reno, Master of Education (MEd) in Secondary Education and Teaching, 2010
San Diego State University, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Social Science, 2002

Current Occupation:

Program Director, Nevada Center for Civic Engagement

Government Background:

NV 150 Education Committee
Nevada Department of Education, Blue Ribbon Commission for a Globally Prepared Nevada
Washoe County School District, Zoning Advisory Committee (2019 to present, Chair 2021-present)
WCSD Facility Modernization Plan Stakeholder Advisory Group Members (2022-2023)

Reason for seeking position:

I’ve been an educator for two decades, and I know learning happens all over a building: on field trips, playgrounds, and libraries. Our kids deserve to be challenged and led to learn in creative and engaging ways. I believe the children in our community should not be in overcrowded buildings with as many as five lunch periods each day, but it’s so much more; they deserve to have updated buildings and learning spaces.

Throughout my career, I have seen the potential for our community to do better. It was a privilege to be part of the Facility Modernization Plan committee over the last two years, advocating for all our schools to begin the process of modernizing all of our school buildings across Washoe County; this process will provide equitable learning spaces in all our buildings. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve our community in this capacity.

As a parent of three school-aged children, I have also become passionate about advocating for students in an even deeper way. Our son began to struggle in his early preschool days, and we knew that typical learning environments would not work for him. I knew about the Special Education system from the teacher’s perspective, but I also am committed to advocating for him as his parent. As a parent, I know that each of our children and their educational needs are unique. As a teacher who understands classroom differentiation, I have found a unique perspective on navigating the world of education for my own children.

It is with a deep sense of commitment, as a teacher, as a trainer of teachers, as a mom, as a community member, that I am driven to run for this position. These are not just words, but the very essence of my being. This is why I am running for the school board and asking for your vote.