Education Reform Town Hall with Lance Christensen

Sacramento area parents and educators are welcome to attend this Town Hall Meeting where Lance Christensen will discuss how we can Take Back California Education!

This open forum will provide parents with the opportunity to have a conversation with Lance about policies and action steps to advance education reform. Invited guests include school board members, educators, community leaders, and parents who want to keep politics out of the classroom!

Our only requirement will be that all participants RSVP by March 31, and keep comments civil and on topic.

Space will be limited. More details will be provided when you RSVP. 

Questions? Contact (916) 822-5618.

Lance Christensen, Vice President, Education Policy & Government Affairs, California Policy Center

Lance Christensen brings two decades of public policy and political experience to the California Policy Center where he serves as the Vice President of Education Policy and Government Affairs. Christensen was also one of the principal architects of the recent school choice initiative proposal in California and candidate for California Superintendent of Public Instruction on the November 2022 statewide ballot.

Before his tenure at CPC, Christensen worked as a legislative consultant in the California State Senate and as a finance budget analyst at the Department of Finance. More recently, Christensen served as chief of staff and senior policy advisor to former California State Sen. John Moorlach. He was also the inaugural director of Reason Foundation’s Pension Reform Project, setting the stage for major reforms in state and local retirement programs across the country. Christensen’s research and commentary on education issues and state and municipal fiscal policy is regularly published in national and local publications, and he appears frequently on radio, television and podcasts.

Christensen earned his bachelor’s degree in English from Brigham Young University and a master’s degree from Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy, specializing in international relations. Based in northern California and frequently working in Sacramento and Orange County, Christensen is fully engaged in his community, coaching any number of youth leagues, sitting on various boards and serving in lay positions in his church. He is a happily married father of 5 children, all of whom are seventh-generation Californians.