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Board of Education Member · District 3 · Montgomery County · 2026 Primary
Members of the Board of Education oversee the local public school system by setting educational policies, approving the annual operating budget, and hiring the superintendent. They make key decisions on matters such as student curriculum, school boundaries, and the maintenance of school facilities. This office is important because its members determine how tax dollars are spent to support student learning and the overall quality of schools in the community.
View all candidates in this raceCassandra "Cassi" Sung is running for Montgomery County Board of Education Member in District 3 as a mom, community leader, and advocate for safety and inclusion. She describes herself as a mother of two neurodivergent children in a multiracial marriage with biracial children, bringing lived experience to her campaign alongside roles such as Chamber of Mothers co-facilitator and election judge. Sung emphasizes that the personal is political and argues that inclusive values combined with data-driven solutions are essential for community leadership. She positions herself as a voice for every family committed to making informed decisions based on compassion and safety.
Sources: Campaign website
Running for Montgomery County Maryland Board of Education – District 3 to be a voice for every family.
I believe that the personal is political—and that our lived experiences make us better leaders.
Safety isn’t one-size-fits-all. It means different things to different families, and we need comprehensive approaches that work for everyone.
AI as a tool to support teachers, not replace them.
Every child deserves a strong start—regardless of their family’s income or zip code.
Source: cassandrasung.org
Public Safety
Sung advocates for comprehensive safety strategies that build trust, consider marginalized communities, and include mental health crisis response rather than just enforcement.
“Safety isn’t one-size-fits-all. It means different things to different families, and we need comprehensive approaches that work for everyone.”
Education
She prioritizes early childhood education access, competitive wages for educators, and responsible AI integration where students master fundamentals before using technology.
“Every child deserves a strong start—regardless of their family’s income or zip code.”
Community Development
Sung focuses on inclusion, diversity, and belonging by ensuring accessible community meetings, supporting diverse family structures, and removing barriers to participation.
“True inclusion means actively creating spaces where every person can thrive, contribute, and feel valued.”
A February 2026 Bethesda Magazine article reports on the Montgomery County school board election, noting five candidates are vying for the District 3 seat as of the filing deadline. The coverage highlights that incumbent Julie Yang is seeking a County Council seat instead and lists other new entrants to the race.
“AI as a tool to support teachers, not replace them. Students must demonstrate mastery before using AI assistance.”
Source“Safety isn’t one-size-fits-all... Everyone deserves to feel safe—no exceptions”
Source“Building a Community Where Everyone Belongs and Thrives. True inclusion means actively creating spaces where every person can thrive, contribute, and feel valued.”
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