October 13, 2025 - 06:59

As the 2025 General Election approaches, the Barberton City Schools Board of Education is set to feature candidates Jason M. Slater and an incumbent. Slater, a write-in candidate, brings a strong educational background with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering. His involvement in the community is significant, having served on the Barberton City Schools District Fact Committee and the Barberton Community Foundation Board. Additionally, he is a member of the Lake Anna YMCA Advisory Board, showcasing his commitment to local initiatives.
In his campaign, Slater emphasizes the importance of community engagement and educational improvement. He believes that fostering strong relationships between schools and families is essential for the success of students. His experience in various boards has equipped him with the skills needed to address the challenges facing the district. As voters prepare for the upcoming election, Slater's candidacy represents a fresh perspective aimed at enhancing the educational landscape for Barberton's youth.
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