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Support Fahria Khan for 2018 Fremont School Board In California


Fahria Khan, recipient of State Assembly member Kansen Chu's 2018 Community Hero Award, is running for the  2018 Fremont School Board membership. A mother of 5 children, we all have seen Fahria working tirelessly in our Fremont Schools for so many years. I have closely experienced her professionalism, quality, and persistence in organizations such as Fremont Education Foundation, Girls Scouts, Cub Scouts, PTO/PTA President, Diwali/Cultural Celebration in Schools, etc. She is the most qualified person for the Fremont School Board position. As a volunteer, she has been involved in different project, schools and has done great works with different communities. She has set an example in fairness, thoughtfulness and honesty in her works.

Please come forward and support her so that she can work to build the future of your children in Fremont Unified School District.

 Web Site: https://www.khan4schools.com/
Email: khan4fremontschools@gmail.com

 The Fremont Unified School District Board of Education in California consists of five members elected at large to four-year terms. This year 2 of the positions are open for re-election. There are approximately one hundred thousand voters in this school district. You have to be a US citizen to vote.

 Nov 6th - Election Day (Polls open 7- 8)
Oct 22nd - Last day to register to vote (Do It Online)
Oct 30th - Last day to request a Vote by mail ballot
Candidates: 
  • Larry Sweeney (incumbent)
  • Fahria Khan
  • Norman Howell
  • Dianne Jones
  • Hua Li
  • Hiu Ng
  • Sylvia Wong


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