Her resignation is effective immediately, according to a news release sent out shortly before 9 p.m. Monday.
The news release said Kamoku emailed the board, saying, “I have enjoyed my 2.5 years of service, but the time has come for me to prioritize my children and my job.”
Kamoku was elected in spring 2023. Her position on the board is up for election in April, but the District says her resignation “opens up a Board seat for a new Board appointment” and information on how to apply would be released in the future.