Leah Dembitzer, a prominent figure in the Scarsdale community, has taken on a new challenge by running for the Board of Education. With a long history of volunteer work in various leadership roles, including President of the PT Council and the League of Women Voters, Dembitzer is now looking to bring her expertise to the school board.
In an interview, Dembitzer expressed her deep love for the Scarsdale schools and her desire to preserve and enhance the student experience. She highlighted important issues facing the school district, such as future budget planning, maintenance of school buildings, and student mental health and wellness.
Dembitzer’s extensive volunteer experience, including serving as President of the Quaker Ridge PTA and the Scarsdale Middle School PTA, has equipped her with the knowledge and skills necessary to be an effective board member. She emphasized the importance of community engagement and communication in her role on the board.
If elected, Dembitzer hopes to strengthen the connection between the community and the administration, as well as support the education and empowerment of students to meet the challenges of the modern world. With a focus on collaboration and thoughtful decision-making, Dembitzer is poised to make a positive impact on the Scarsdale Board of Education. The election is set for Tuesday, May 21, and the community eagerly awaits the outcome.