Board of Directors Vacancy, District 4
Board of Directors Vacancy, District 4
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To apply: The Board of Directors is accepting applications for the vacant Director position for District 4. The position will be appointed by the Board. To be selected, you must be a registered voter who resides within District 4 boundaries (see description of boundaries or click the image to see a director boundary map). If you would like to be considered, please send an initial letter of interest by March 20, 2026 via email to:
Rob Perkins, Board President, at rob.perkins@evergreenps.org
Please include your full name, full address (including zip code), an email address and a telephone number where you can reached during the day. After your letter of interest is received and your information is verified, you will be sent an application form.
Board of Directors
Board of Directors
Each board member serves a four-year term, and together, they are responsible for establishing the district's goals and policies and are the governing body on adoption of school budgets and all fiscal matters. It's the job of the superintendent, who represents the board, and the district staff to carry out the board's wishes.
The board welcomes and encourages public participation during its meetings. Members believe that good schools and the community nourish each other and that active citizen interest guarantees the excellence of public schools.
Board meetings begin at 5:30pm at the district's Administrative Service Center ( 13413 NE LeRoy Hagen Memorial Drive). All meetings are open to the public (with the exception of executive sessions). At each regular meeting, the public can participate in one of two ways:
The board asks for public comments to permit audience members to raise district issues not listed on the agenda. However, board members will only be able to listen and/or ask clarifying questions. They will not respond or take action on items not on the published agenda.
You can email the Board of Directors at board.directors@evergreenps.org or contact them at their individual numbers that are listed below.
Board Meetings
Board Meetings
PUBLIC TESTIMONY PROTOCOLS
The Board of Directors of Evergreen Public Schools welcomes the public to all open board meetings. At these meetings, time is dedicated to hear from the public on agenda items and other issues of concern. It is important for all community members to feel welcome and safe in the Board’s business meetings. Audience members will be expected to treat all attendees with respect and civility, just as Evergreen Public Schools expects of students in our schools.
Speaking at the Board Meeting: Any community member wishing to address the Board may do so during the designated time for public comments. Each speaker will be allowed three (3) minutes to address the Board.
Accessibility: The Board of Directors' meetings are accessible to all regardless of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, disability, or the use a dog guide or trained service animal (a service animal is an animal that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability).
Interpretation, Accommodation: Persons who would like interpretation services or accommodations in order to attend a Board meeting should contact the Board Office at 360-604-4005 at least three working days before the meeting to ensure that the District has sufficient time to arrange services or accommodations.
School Board meeting general sessions are accessible via Zoom.
Please see below to view the upcoming Board of Directors meeting.
▶️ Archive of Recorded Meeting Videos
Public Comment
Sign up to Speak: Any community member who would like to speak during public comments should sign up by clicking this button:
Day-of Sign-up: Speakers can also register in person before each Board meeting begins at the designated computer in the Board room.
For Virtual Comments: Those who would like to address the Board via Zoom should call the district office at 360-604-4005 by noon on the day of the meeting.
📋 Board Documents: To see meeting agendas, minutes, archives and scheduling; sign up for public comment; read policies and procedures; and subscribe to updates, go to: evergreenps.community.diligentoneplatform.com
▶️ Recorded Board Meetings: To watch videos of previous Board of Directors meetings, go to our YouTube Board Page.
Board meetings begin at 5:30 p.m. at the district's Administrative Service Center (13413 NE LeRoy Hagen Memorial Drive). All meetings are open to the public (with the exception of executive sessions). Access to board meetings is also available remotely via Zoom.
You are invited to a Zoom webinar!
When: Mar 24, 2026 05:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Regular Board of Directors Meeting
Join from PC, Mac, iPad, or Android:
https://evergreenps.zoom.us/j/87219212157
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Webinar ID: 872 1921 2157
International numbers available: https://evergreenps.zoom.us/u/kctLYPKNO
Resolutions by the School Board
Resolutions by the School Board
Board Members
Board Members
Rob Perkins
Rob Perkins (School Board President), the Chief Technology Officer for Finite Solutions, is a 1987 graduate of Mountain View High School. He and his wife, Kim, have five children who have graduated from Evergreen schools. Rob started his volunteer work in the district with two years as PTA Treasurer at Harmony Elementary School. He followed that up with work on the district's ad-hoc Budget Committees and Instructional Materials Committees. He was officially sworn in at the Board’s March 11, 2014 meeting to represent District 2 and was re-elected in 2015, 2019 and November 2023.
Contact Rob: 360-450-3937; rob.perkins@evergreenps.org
Julie Bocanegra
Julie Bocanegra (School Board Legislative Representative, Vice President) was appointed to represent District 1of the Evergreen Board of Directors in February 2012 and was re-elected in November 2013, November 2017, November 2021 and November 2025. A lifelong Vancouver resident, she serves as a branch regional manager for Columbia Credit Union and is a former chair of the Battle Ground Chamber of Commerce and former president of the Evergreen Little League. Bocanegra and her husband have a son, Zach, who graduated from Heritage High School. In fall 2020, she was selected to serve as a member of the Washington State School Directors Association Board.
Contact Julie: 360-910-5175; julie.bocanegra@evergreenps.org
Ginny Gronwoldt
Ginny Gronwoldt was elected to the Board, for District 5, in November 2017 and re-elected in November 2021 and November 2025. She serves as a mentor with the Police Activities League of Vancouver and on the Development Committee for Fosterful, serving the fostered youth in our community. Prior to joining the board, she served as the President of the Evergreen School District Foundation, York Elementary PTA, and Educational Opportunities for Children and Families. Ginny has a passion for education with three children of her own in Evergreen Public Schools. She works as a Portfolio Manager for Riverview Community Bank and has been a long-time business lender in the local community.
Contact Ginny: 971-998-7473; ginny.gronwoldt@evergreenps.org
Gary Wilson
Gary Wilson was elected to the board, for District 3, in November 2023. Happily married 36 years, he is the father of two graduated daughters of Evergreen Public Schools and a younger daughter formerly in Home Choice Academy. Gary has a Bachelor of Science from Philadelphia University and 35 years of accounting experience (including private, governmental and public accounting). Gary retired from SEH America as an accountant and previously worked for CAESY Education Systems as their accounting supervisor. Gary espouses the Washington State School Board Standards’ five core principles: 1. Responsible school district governance; 2. Communication of and commitment to high expectations for student learning; 3. Creating conditions district-wide for student and staff success; 4. Holding the district accountable for student learning; 5. Engagement of the community in education.
Contact Gary: 360-831-6458; gary.wilson@evergreenps.org
Student Representatives
Student Representatives
Loreli
Medina-Cárdenas
Loreli Medina-Cárdenas, Heritage: Loreli, a senior, believes student voice can be a force for advocacy and change. She has been a prominent voice in the district, serving as the narrator for the district’s official informational video on the 2025 levy, as well as twice serving as president of the Associated Student Body. A first-generation Mexican American, she has been in a dual language program throughout her EPS career, and participates in band, softball and the National Honors Society.
Daisy Conway
Daisy Conway, Mountain View: Daisy, a junior, wants to make sure voices from diverse backgrounds are heard, and to advocate for removing the stigma around mental health. Daisy has served in multiple leadership roles, including president in the National Honors Society, vice president in the Red Cross and Washington state lead for ShelterBridge, which uses technology to help homeless individuals.
Superintendent
Superintendent
Dr. Christine Moloney
Dr. Christine Moloney is the Superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools. Originally hired on July 1, 2024 as interim superintendent, she went through a full search and interview process, and on March 18, 2025, was named permanent superintendent.
Before coming to EPS, Dr. Moloney was superintendent of the Chehalis School District for four years. During a nearly 30-year career in education, she has served in multiple positions in schools and districts, including teacher, assistant principal, principal and chief academic officer. In addition to Chehalis, she has worked in the Puyallup, Bethel and Franklin Pierce school districts.
Dr. Moloney earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and Earth Science from Pacific Lutheran University, and a Master of Educational Leadership and Administration, Doctor of Education, and Superintendent certification from City University of Seattle.
See: Superintendent page
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