Politics & Government
Patch Candidate Profile: Sunny Gill For Monroe Board of Education
Sunny Gill shares with Patch why she should be elected to the Monroe Board of Education.

MONROE, CT — Election Day on Nov. 4 is fast approaching, and there are a number of key races on the ballot.
Patch reached out to candidates for office to get more information on their campaigns and the issues that are facing their towns.
Candidate's Name:
Sunny Gill
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What office are you seeking?
Board of Education
What town do you live in?
Monroe CT
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Party Affiliation:
Republican
Occupation:
Currently a stay at home parent
Family:
I’ve been married to be husband for 12 years and we have two beautiful boys together ages 7 and 5
Does anyone in your family work in politics or government?
No
Previous public office, appointive or elective:
I am currently serving on the EDC
Why are you seeking this office?
I’m seeking a position on the Board of Education because I believe every child deserves access to a high-quality education that nurtures their strengths and prepares them for the future. I want to bring a collaborative, solutions-focused approach to support our teachers, families, and students, and to help our schools continue to thrive
The single most pressing issue facing my constituents is ____, and this is what I intend to do about it:
The single most pressing issue facing my constituents is ensuring that every student has access to the resources and support they need to thrive academically and emotionally. I intend to work closely with educators, parents, and administrators to strengthen academic programs, expand access to mental health supports, and make data-driven decisions that benefit all learners
What are the major differences between you and the other candidates seeking this post?
The major difference between other candidates and myself and that I have young children. I have vested interest in our Education system.
What is the best advice anyone ever gave you?
The best advice anyone has ever given me is to listen more than you speak — because real progress happens when people feel heard
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