Jeremiah Campbell is passionate about equipping the next generation for success. He believes all students deserve access to high-quality, rigorous, and relevant education. Since joining the Monroe School Board in January 2021, he has committed to strengthening the public education system as a vital way to serve the community.

Originally from Sequim, WA, Jeremiah was uncertain about college after high school but discovered a love for teaching while tutoring at Peninsula College. He went on to earn a B.A. in Spanish and an Ed.M. in Multicultural & Bilingual Education from Washington State University (Go COUGS!), followed by additional master’s degrees (M.A. and M.Div.) from Global University and a D.Min. from Biola University.

He worked in public education for about a decade as a Spanish and ESL teacher and later as a GLAD^®Instructional Coach, training educators in strategies for multilingual learners. He served in the Wahluke, Grandview, Pasco, and Northshore school districts in Washington.

In addition to education, Jeremiah is an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God. While teaching, he also served as a youth pastor and spent ten years in Bolivia as a full-time missionary. There, he worked with youth and in higher education, founding two national organizations and launching theological education programs for pastors.

Jeremiah and his family moved to Monroe in 2020. He has two children who attend school in the Monroe School District. Jeremiah continues to teach as an adjunct professor at Northwest University while pastoring Connection Church with campuses in Maltby and Monroe.

In his free time, he enjoys Seahawks football, good coffee, hiking and snowboarding in the Cascades, and spending time with his family.