Map of Trustee Area 4
"I want to be clear that although I'll be elected by voters in Trustee Area 4, I will serve the entire high school district and help make the best decisions for our entire district." - David Lawrenson
Find Your Trustee Area
Want to know what trustee area you live in? Simply click here, enter your address in the corner of the map, and the system will tell you.
Written Boundaries
The district maps are not very clear so here's a verbal description of the boundaries:
Eastern Boundary: The American River
Southern Boundary with TA5: East of I-80
North Horseshoe Bar Road and East of Val Verde Rd. to King Road. Then east of Penryn Road to I-80
Southern Boundary with TA5: West of I-80
I-80 Rock Springs Road to Taylor Road. Up Taylor Road to Sisley Road. Callison Road from Sisley Road to Clark Tunnel Road, Railroad Tracks to Clark Tunnel Road
Northern Boundary with TA2: East of I-80
West of North Hillbrook Road North to Wise Road. Wise Road to ~ ¼ South of Baxter Grade Road
Northern Boundary with TA3: East of 1-80
Teamtrack Road / Railroad to El Dorado Street to the bottom of the Gorge Bridge
Maps
Below is the overall map of the entire PUHSD:
David will serve all of the Placer Union High School District. The purple area on this map is the area that can vote for David.
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Who is David Lawrenson
David has been a tireless educator for the last 39 years. He has an extensive background in working with students, parents and administration so that every student succeeds both educationally and vocationally. He believes that being a strong school board trustee begins with listening, being thoughtful of all perspectives, building consensus, and acting with integrity. This leads to policy and goal setting that is in line with what all students need in order to feel safe, get a great education, and build healthy relationships with their peers. Our schools and communities are strongest when all students, parents, educators, and administrators have meaningful voice in the decisions that affect our schools.