Laguna Beach election 2026 · Official ballot position 1 of 5 · Nonpartisan candidate profile
Dee Perry: Laguna Beach School Board Candidate 2026
Current LBUSD Board member; first elected in 2014
Ballot designation: Incumbent. Candidate for one of three at-large LBUSD Board seats in the November 3 election.
Last reviewed August 28, 2026. Official order and designation follow the Orange County Registrar of Voters candidate list.
Candidate dashboard
Dee Perry at a glance
Public appearances
2026 candidate forums and debates
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KXFM
5:30 p.m. · Neighborhood Congregational Church, Bridge Hall
340 St Ann’s Drive, Laguna Beach, CA 92651
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Who they are
Background and experience
Longtime LBUSD educator whose district service has included special education preschool, speech-language work, classroom teaching and math/science curriculum support.
Voter case
Why voters may consider Dee Perry
- More than five decades connected to LBUSD as an educator and trustee
- Classroom and special-education experience
- Long institutional and governance experience on the Board
This is a neutral summary of potentially favorable qualifications, not an endorsement.
Due diligence
Questions voters may want answered
- How should the Board rebuild trust after the superintendent transition?
- What Board-versus-superintendent boundaries would she apply going forward?
- What specific fiscal and labor-relations changes does she support?
Candidate priorities
What Dee Perry emphasizes
- Student success and educator support
- Fiscal stewardship
- Collaborative governance
- Support for students with special needs and English learners
Summarized from candidate-controlled materials and the supplied campaign announcement; wording is condensed and attributed, not independently validated policy analysis.
May 2026 Glass separation
Vote or candidate status
Voted yes. Perry seconded the May 12 motion to approve the separation agreement with Superintendent Jason Glass, then joined Board President Sheri Morgan and Trustee Howard Hills in the 3–2 vote.
Campaign finance
Dee Perry campaign disclosures
LBUSD candidates file through Orange County. Candidates who raise or spend at least $2,000 use Form 460; candidates remaining below that threshold may use Form 470. The first pre-election deadline is September 24, followed by the second committee report on October 22. Certain contributions of $1,000 or more are reportable within 24 hours during the election period.
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Public voting record
Dee Perry voting record
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July 9, 2026
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Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
Is Dee Perry running for Laguna Beach School Board in 2026?
Yes. Dee Perry appears in ballot position 1 of five candidates for three at-large LBUSD Board seats.
Is Dee Perry an incumbent?
Dee Perry is a current LBUSD Board member.
How did Dee Perry vote on the May 2026 Glass separation?
Voted yes. Perry seconded the May 12 motion to approve the separation agreement with Superintendent Jason Glass, then joined Board President Sheri Morgan and Trustee Howard Hills in the 3–2 vote.
How does So Laguna verify this profile?
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