Noblesville City Councilor Aaron Smith endorses Jack Russell for Hamilton Heights School Board

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Aaron Smith announced on Tuesday, April 28 his endorsement of Jack Russell for Hamilton Heights School Board At-Large.

Smith, a member of the Noblesville Common Council, began his first term in 2020 and was reelected in 2024. He serves as Partner & Principal at BAR Communications and previously worked on the staff of Dan Coats in both Washington, D.C., and Indianapolis. Smith is also a 2024 IBJ Forty Under 40 honoree and has served on the boards of Noblesville Main Street and the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce Foundation.

“Jack Russell is the kind of leader Hamilton Heights needs on its school board,” Smith said. “He looks at every issue through the lens of what’s best for our kids and their future here – and from my experience on city council, I can tell you that perspective is what makes our county stronger. Jack will be a thoughtful voice for Hamilton Heights students and families. I’m proud to endorse him.”

“I’m honored to have Aaron’s endorsement,” Russell said. “Our schools shape the future of our community, and I’m committed to ensuring every decision we make puts students first and positions them for success.”

Russell is running on five key priorities: Elevate Academic Excellence, Strengthen School Safety & Well-Being, Inspire Community Connection, Champion Fiscal Responsibility & Operational Excellence, and Foster a Culture of Respect, Accountability & Growth.