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Campaign Code of Conduct - Full Statement​

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I’m running this campaign on the merits of my character and my reputation in the community. I will not speak negatively about my opponents or their supporters, and I ask that if you support me, please do the same.

 

We can be civil, respectfully disagree, and focus on the good our push for unity can bring without tearing people down. If we’re serious about unity, it means creating a path for everyone to come together, regardless of past or current pain, harm, or disagreement. People will join when they are ready, but they must know they are always welcome.

 

We must believe in personal redemption and the idea that everyone has value. Even if we disagree on some things, I know we can still find common ground on others. This will take time, vulnerability, and determination, but our kids deserve it.

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If you’re ready, please join me. Through our actions, we can begin to heal our community and give our children one of the best lessons in empathy possible by showing them how to treat and work with one another, even when we disagree.

How We Treat Each Other

A Commitment to Respectful Dialogue

 

Thank you for visiting our campaign website and being part of the Tahoma community. I believe that meaningful progress starts with listening to one another—especially when we disagree. This campaign is rooted in service, unity, and respect, and I’m committed to maintaining a space where everyone can engage constructively.

To support that, I ask all visitors and participants to follow these simple guidelines when interacting through this website, contact forms, email, or campaign-affiliated social media.

Our Principles of Conduct

Be respectful.

Treat others with courtesy and dignity—even in disagreement.

Engage in good faith.

Ask honest questions, offer constructive feedback, and avoid inflammatory language.

Avoid personal attacks.

No bullying, name-calling, discrimination, or harassment of any kind.

Stay on topic.

Stay on topic.

Do not post or send:

  • Hate speech or discriminatory language

  • Misinformation or spam

  • Threats, obscenities, or personal/private information

Moderation Policy

We reserve the right to remove or decline to respond to comments, messages, or posts that violate these standards. Repeated or egregious violations may result in being blocked from campaign interactions.

This is not about silencing disagreement—it’s about creating a space where honest, respectful dialogue can thrive.

Thank You

Your voice matters, and I value every member of this community—even when we see things differently. Let’s work together to make this a campaign that reflects the best of Tahoma—collaborative, hopeful, and committed to every student’s success.

If you have any questions about this policy or need to report a concern, please contact us directly via the Contact Page.

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