Transparency
Parents and taxpayers deserve clear communication, accessible decisions, and honest explanations.
Bridgewater-Raritan Board of Education
Eugene Tawiah & Inderpreet Banga
We're running for the Bridgewater-Raritan Board of Education to bring transparency, accountability, and student-first decision making to our schools.
Our campaign video is coming soon. Check back to hear directly from Eugene and Inderpreet about why we're running for the Bridgewater-Raritan Board of Education.
A parent-led vision
Bridgewater-Raritan is home to families who care deeply about their children's education. We're running to make sure the board listens, explains, and puts students first — in both Bridgewater and Raritan.
As parents and community members, we believe our district deserves leadership that is transparent about decisions, accountable for results, and committed to partnering with families — not leaving them in the dark.
Why We're Running
Priorities
Five principles that will guide every decision — focused on students, families, and responsible use of taxpayer dollars.
Parents and taxpayers deserve clear communication, accessible decisions, and honest explanations.
The district should measure outcomes, explain tradeoffs, and follow through on commitments.
Every major decision should be judged by how it improves student opportunity, safety, and success.
Parents should be treated as genuine partners, not spectators.
Budget, staffing, and tax decisions should be clear, disciplined, and tied to student outcomes.
About Us
Eugene Tawiah is a Bridgewater parent, husband, cybersecurity executive, and community member running for the Bridgewater-Raritan Board of Education.
As a senior leader in cybersecurity, Eugene brings experience in governance, risk management, accountability, budgets, and leading teams through complex challenges. He is running because he believes strong schools require engaged parents, transparent leadership, and decisions that put students first.
Meet the candidatesWhether you volunteer, request a yard sign, plan to vote, or simply spread the word — every bit of support helps build a stronger Bridgewater-Raritan.