Sai and Natasha – The Informed, Assertive Leaders We Need on the Berkeley Heights Board of Education

-Amy Peterson

I completely agree with many others who have written about the lack of civility many of our elected representatives on the BOE have shown to parents and other Board Members trying to correct the issues our District is facing.

Sai and Natasha have a strong history of having direct discussions with the Board and community members that are respectful and fact-based despite the animosity and vitriol they sometimes experience.

Berkeley Heights has had this issue of incivility for a very long time, and it is a top-down problem.

Sai and Natasha have both proven they can treat everyone with respect – mainly because they rely on facts when having discussions and making decisions.

It is challenging to be the messengers of truth in this town – especially when personal connections have trumped qualifications in driving elections. Both of these women have done it with grace and professionalism.

Please join me in voting for both Sai and Natasha.

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