Nancy Smith Seeks Re-Election to Palmdale School District Board, Area 1
PALMDALE, Calif. — Nancy Smith is seeking re-election to the Palmdale School District Board of Trustees, Area 1, in the November 3, 2026, election, highlighting her decades of experience in education, school administration, and public service.
Smith has served three consecutive terms on the Palmdale School District Board and previously held positions as superintendent and assistant superintendent.
Her campaign emphasizes her experience working with students, teachers, staff, and families, as well as advocating for educational issues at the local, state, and federal levels.
Smith’s campaign literature states that she has worked with the Palmdale School District for 36 years and dedicated more than 44 years to education and public service.
“I believe every child in Palmdale deserves to feel safe, supported, valued and prepared for a bright future,” Smith states in her campaign message.
Smith also emphasizes the importance of listening to families, supporting educators, and strengthening schools throughout the community.
Under the campaign slogan “Real Experience Counts!”, Smith is presenting her leadership background and institutional knowledge as reasons voters should support another term.
Her campaign describes her approach as focused on proven leadership, caring for students, and building a better future for every child.
As the November election approaches, voters in Area 1 will have an opportunity to evaluate Smith’s record, experience, and priorities alongside those of other candidates seeking to represent the district.
"I believe every child in Palmdale deserves to feel safe, supported, valued and prepared for a bright future. For more than 44 years, I have dedicated my life to education and public service - standing with students, listening to families, supporting educators, and staff, and working to strengthen the school at the heart of our community."
- Nancy Smith
The Palmdale School District plays an important role in educating local children, making school governance, academic achievement, student safety, and financial accountability important issues for voters.
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Vote for veteran leadership who is consistently visible at school events and supportive of students and staff. I want someone who has dedicated her life to education and her community while advocating at the local, state, and federal level for funding and resources for our children for the last 36 years.