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A father of five, all in CCSD, focused on representing kids and parents across the district.
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Cache County School Board · District 7
Families First · Students Always · Responsible Financial Leadership
“I am a father of 5 all in CCSD. I am seeking to represent the kids and parents of our district as we prepare the next generation for the challenges of the future.”

Clarkston, UT · Cache County, Utah
Election Day · November 3, 2026
Tuesday, November 3 · 8:00 p.m. Mountain Time
About Mylind
Mylind Fawcett is a father of five (all in Cache County School District) and works as an Agriculture Portfolio Manager at Zions Bank. He lives in Clarkston, Utah, and is focused on representing the families of Cache County as schools prepare the next generation for the future.
Mylind grew up in Henefer, Utah, and attended North Summit School District, where his father served on the board of education. He was a Sterling Scholar in Computer Technology, and he earned a bachelor's degree in Accounting (with a minor in Spanish) and a master's degree in Ag Systems Technology and Education from Utah State University.
He worked at USU for seven years as a contract and grant accountant and then as an auditor, giving him experience in governmental accounting and budgeting. He served on the Clarkston Town Council from 2020 to 2024 and as chair of the Clarkston Planning and Zoning Commission. Mylind and his wife, Heidi, moved to Clarkston in 2015, where they raise sheep and cattle. Six of his seven siblings work in public schools as teachers.
For several years, Mylind has also presented to students through the Teach Children to Save program sponsored by his employer.
“One of more core ideals is to listen to the kids in our schools and get their input in what they can use to excel…”
Mylind shared The Herald Journal's story “High schoolers invited to shape AI policy in essay competition” as an example of giving students a real voice in school policy.
Mylind's Priorities
A father of five, all in CCSD, focused on representing kids and parents across the district.
Listen to students and gather their input on what helps them excel, preparing the next generation for the challenges ahead.
Stewarding school resources carefully so classrooms and communities come first. Mylind has advocated looking into options to increase funding for schools without increasing taxes, and says questions must be asked and reasons given that voters will support before taxes go up. He has never advocated cutting the number of teachers or their pay.
Endorsements

On September 30, 2026, Mylind announced that he has received the official support of the Cache County Republican Party. In his words:
“I am humbled to have received the official support of the Cache County GOP. While the school board is non-partisan and I will work with anyone who seeks to improve our children's education regardless of background or political affiliation, working with our state representatives and local officials is paramount to helping our schools succeed!”
On October 25, 2026, the Cache County Republican Party shared: “Cache County Republicans are proud to support Mylind for School Board District 7.” Mylind is also listed under “Candidates We Support” in the party's October 2026 newsletter.
Make your voice heard
“Ballots go out today! I would encourage everyone to vote regardless of who they support (although I hope it's me). Make your voice heard and support our kids! Vote by November 3.”
Mylind's campaign has been about giving the rural residents of the valley a voice. Check your registration and voting details at Utah's official elections site.
Check your registration at vote.utah.govBackground
Mylind works as an Agriculture Portfolio Manager at Zions Bank. That day-to-day work with agricultural borrowers and budgets gives him a practical window into the rural side of District 7, and into the careful stewardship people say they want from the school board.
It fits naturally with his campaign theme of Responsible Financial Leadership: understanding how dollars are managed, listening to local communities, and keeping classrooms and kids at the center of every decision.
Meet Mylind
Each town hall was an open house, and children and families were welcome. If elected, Mylind plans to hold at least two town halls a year at different locations throughout the district, to stay accessible and get local input on board decisions.
Newton Town Building Classroom
Sep 1, 2026 · 6–8 pm
Amalga Town Hall
Sep 10, 2026 · 6–8 pm
Lewiston Elementary School
Candidate meet and greet sponsored by Cache Republican Party. Moved from Sep 12.
Sep 11, 2026 · 6–8 pm
Darrells Appliance parking lot
Benson. Open house; times 5–7 pm.
Sep 15, 2026 · 5–7 pm
Trenton Town Hall
Rescheduled from Sep 15 due to a conflict with the town planning commission meeting.
Sep 22, 2026 · 6–8 pm
Clarkston Town Hall
Sep 24, 2026 · 6–8 pm
Lewiston Elementary School
Meet & Greet with Superintendent Todd McKee: open discussion, and everyone is invited.
Sep 30, 2026 · 5:30–7 pm
Richmond Town Hall
Rescheduled to Oct 1.
Oct 1, 2026 · 6–8 pm
Press & coverage
The Herald Journal·Shared by Mylind
Sep 16, 2026
Malory Rau reports on a statewide essay contest inviting Utah high schoolers to recommend AI policy for schools. Mylind shared it as an example of listening to students and getting their input on a real-world issue.
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KVNU For The People·Radio / podcast
Sep 1, 2026
Cache Valley Media Group’s For The People episode (Aug. 31, 2026, hour 1) features Cache School Board District 7 candidate Mylind Fawcett. His interview starts at the 37:10 mark.
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Cache Valley Daily·Shared by Mylind
Aug 14, 2026
Eric Frandsen reports on School Community Council elections that give parents a vote on how School LAND Trust money is spent at their schools. Mylind shared it, noting that he has advocated looking into options to increase funding for schools without increasing taxes.
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The Herald Journal·News
Jan 9, 2026
Amanda Goddard reports that Mylind Fawcett is running against incumbent Teri Rhodes for Cache County School Board District 7.
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Contact Mylind
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