Meghan Castleton was recently elected to serve on the Skyline High Community Council and has spent many years volunteering at schools with multiple PTA boards. She is a native of Utah, born and raised in Salt Lake City. She has four beautiful children and is married to her high school sweetheart of 22 years. She is a football, baseball, basketball, soccer, and dance mom and has spent the last 18 years driving carpools and cheering emphatically at sporting events. If she is not attending to her children, you will find her helping people buy and sell homes along the Wasatch front as a local real estate agent.

“My parents always taught us to be kind, to kill others with our kindness. To keep our heads down and work hard and our kindness would show who we are. It’s not enough to just be kind, we have to act, we have to speak up. I never thought that my kids would have to deal with some of the things I did as a kid and to watch them go through the same or even worse things 20 years later is just not ok.  I am so excited to be apart of UROR, to have a platform to uproot racism in our schools and communities. Schools are place where every child should feel safe and feel a place of belonging."