Catrayel Wood
Catrayel Wood is running for San Juan Unified Board of Education, Trustee Area 4 in Fair Oaks, Carmichael, & Citrus Heights, California, an open seat. The election was held on November 5, 2024.
As the father of a child attending a district school, Catrayel lives the experiences and challenges local families face every day. Alongside his wife, JaNay Brown-Wood, and their daughter, Vivian, he knows firsthand the importance of safe schools, community engagement, and fiscal responsibility.
As a board trustee, Catrayel will prioritize safe schools by implementing comprehensive safety measures and promoting supportive and inclusive learning environments. Catrayel will foster community engagement by actively seeking input from parents, teachers, and community members, ensuring their voices are heard, regardless of politics, and he will always put students first. With his strong background in budget management, he will tackle the district’s fiscal challenges by fighting for essential resources and ensuring every dollar is spent wisely, focusing on programs that directly benefit students and enhance their educational opportunities.
Catrayel is proud to be endorsed by school board trustees Ben Avey, Zima Creason, and Manuel Perez, plus local law enforcement, district parents, teachers, and students.
As a board trustee, Catrayel will prioritize safe schools by implementing comprehensive safety measures and promoting supportive and inclusive learning environments. Catrayel will foster community engagement by actively seeking input from parents, teachers, and community members, ensuring their voices are heard, regardless of politics, and he will always put students first. With his strong background in budget management, he will tackle the district’s fiscal challenges by fighting for essential resources and ensuring every dollar is spent wisely, focusing on programs that directly benefit students and enhance their educational opportunities.
Catrayel is proud to be endorsed by school board trustees Ben Avey, Zima Creason, and Manuel Perez, plus local law enforcement, district parents, teachers, and students.
