Lyndon Dibble is an avid learner and community advocate who believes that a strong public school system is the foundation of a thriving city and sustainable society.

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As a recent AAPS graduate, Lyndon’s commitment to our schools is deeply personal. He attended Burns Park Elementary, Tappan Middle School, and Pioneer High School. He has served as a volunteer mentor, a band camp coach, and is a vocal proponent for transparent budget management. His deep roots in the community allow him to bridge the gap between administration and the immediate needs of students, teachers, and parents.

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Lyndon is running for the Board of Education to restore the failing link between administrators and the community. He believes that by prioritizing classroom funding first and fostering open communication between the board and the community, we can ensure that every student in Ann Arbor receives a world-class education that prepares them for their future.