Ian Long

As a dedicated laborer with a strong work ethic, Ian has cultivated a reputation for being willing to go the extra mile to assist others. Having resided in the local community for nearly a decade, he possesses a deep appreciation for its beauty and is invested in its well-being. Ian's personal connections to the education system are noteworthy, with his spouse having served as a paraeducator for students with special needs at Chisholm, and his father-in-law retiring after a 30-year teaching career.

Ian's passion for community involvement is evident in his two years of service on the PTO, where he has thrived and developed his skills as an effective collaborator. Newton is the foundation of Ian's family, and he takes pride in his children's enrollment within the esteemed 373 educational system. With a belief in the transformative power of transparency, open dialogue, and community engagement, Ian strives to foster unity and drive positive change not only within USD 373 schools but also within the broader communities of Newton, North Newton, and Walton. By prioritizing a deep understanding of one another and making decisions in the best interest of students, he believes in achieving realistic, sustainable, and long-lasting improvements.