Any voter living in the district can vote for the three board members.
Dale Henson currently serves as the Decatur school board president and has been serving on the board for over 16 years. He has lived in the district for 65 years and currently works as a contract employee for the Indiana Fire Chiefs Association. He retired from being the township’s fire chief in 2014 and has also served on the Decatur Township education foundation.
in Decatur schools. On his Facebook campaign page, he said some of his priorities are promoting a safe environment for students, creating more teacher support and promoting programs that grow success.Early voting has already begun and Indianapolis voters can early vote in person at the Indianapolis City-County building. Additional early voting sites open on Oct. 29.
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