The Lindbergh Board of Education had three seats up for election on April 7. Voters re-elected school board incumbents President Matt Alonzo, Director Christy Watz and Treasurer Andrew Lawson. Richard Breeding did not gain a seat on the board. Seats carry three-year terms.

Watz received the highest vote count with 30.16% approval (4,035 votes). Alonzo received 29.08% approval (3,891 votes), and Lawson received 28.49% approval (3,812 votes). There were a total of 13,380 votes counted — the highest voter turnout by total vote count in any South County race.

“​I am deeply honored and humbled by your trust and support and I am excited to get back to work for our students, our teachers and our community,” Lawson said. “Thank you for allowing me to continue to serve. Party on Flyers!”

Breeding walked away with 12.27% approval (1,642 votes).

“I refuse to be a sore loser,” Breeding said. “Best of luck to the three winners! The people have spoken! I say FLY almost everyday, hope for best!”

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