Academic Achievement
Keep student learning at the center and focus on approaches that produce strong academic results.
- Placer County roots
- Nursing background
- Medical sales professional
- Mother & grandmother
About Michelle Kubo
Practical leadership focused on students
Michelle Kubo has deep roots in Placer County and a background in nursing and medical sales. A mother of two and grandmother of four, she is running for the Western Placer Unified School District Board of Trustees to bring a practical, student-focused approach to district governance, with an emphasis on academic achievement, responsible budgeting, transparency, and parental involvement.
Our kids deserve excellent schools where they are known, challenged, and prepared for their future. Together, we can do better.
Michelle Kubo
Priorities
Focused on what matters most
I want our schools focused on what matters most: helping students succeed academically, respecting parents, using district resources responsibly, and making decisions with common sense.
Michelle Kubo
Effective Classroom Instruction
Support proven teaching practices and be willing to change course when students are not getting the results they deserve.
Parents & Transparency
Respect parents as essential partners in their children's education and promote clear, open communication.
Fiscal Responsibility
Use district resources responsibly, protect classroom priorities, and strengthen financial accountability.
Common Sense Governance
Bring practical judgment, accountability, and a focus on educational fundamentals to Board decisions.
Students First
Keep the Board's attention centered on students, strong schools, and the educational mission of the district.
Endorsed by
Support for Michelle
Organizations
- Placer County Republican Party Unanimous endorsement
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Students. Accountability. Common Sense.
Michelle's connection to Placer County spans decades. Her family moved here in 1972, she graduated from Placer High School, and she and her husband bought their first Lincoln home in 1986. Her experience in nursing and medical sales shaped a practical approach to problem-solving, communication, and accountability that she now wants to bring to school board service.
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1972
Placer County roots
Michelle's family moved to Placer County when her father became Placer County Counsel.
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Education
Placer High graduate
Graduated from Placer High School in Auburn and later earned a college degree in nursing.
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1986
A home in Lincoln
Michelle and her husband bought their first home in Lincoln.
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Today
Running for School Board
Seeking to serve WPUSD with a focus on academic achievement, fiscal responsibility, parents, and common sense.
- 1972Placer County roots
- RNCollege degree in nursing
- 2Daughters
- 4Grandchildren
Experience
A practical perspective
Michelle brings experience from healthcare, business, family life, and decades of connection to Placer County.
Nursing Background
Michelle earned a college degree in nursing and practiced nursing before moving into medical sales.
Medical Sales
Her career strengthened her skills in communication, diplomacy, respectful dialogue, and working through disagreement.
Parent & Grandparent
As a mother of two daughters and grandmother of four, Michelle brings a family-centered perspective to her interest in education.
Placer County Roots
From graduating at Placer High to buying her first Lincoln home in 1986, Michelle's connection to the community spans decades.
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