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      Jennifer Hall Lee is running for a second term as trustee to the Pasadena Unified School District.

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      District 2 is East Pasadena and East Altadena. Jennifer Hall Lee was elected to the PUSD Board in 2020. She chairs the PUSD Student Safety and School Climate Committee.

      Jennifer Hall Lee said:

      My interest in the Pasadena Unified School district began with Eliot Arts Magnet. That set me on my journey to the PUSD board. My love for the school, its teachers and my respect for the students naturally linked with my work as a member of the Altadena Town Council. Together with other PUSD parents we reinvigorated the Altadena Town Council Education Committee where we held regular town meetings for potential parents of the PUSD. This experience was a coupling of civics and public education inspired me to run for the office of trustee.”

      Hall Lee earned her BA in Film and Women Studies from Hampshire College in Massachusetts. She’s a member of the National Women’s Political Caucus of Greater Pasadena and the United Nations Association – Pasadena Chapter. She said, “I am from a union family. I have been a member of two unions: I am vested in IATSE and was in the film editor’s union, Local 700.”

      Jennifer Hall Lee and her husband, Jim, have lived in Altadena since 2005, and their daughter, Lillian, graduated from Blair High School, and is in college. Election Day is Tuesday, November 5, 2024.

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