Working in Manufacturing
Long before elected office or any campaign, Harry was a working Arizonan. This 1973 photograph is where the record begins: on the job, earning a living.


Harry Garewal's campaign is the next chapter in a life spent working, serving, mentoring, building opportunity, and standing with Phoenix families.
For more than fifty years, Harry has worked, served families, stood with students, built opportunity, and led in education and civic life across Phoenix.
That record is the context for what Harry is asking voters to trust him with today.
Harry's story, told through photographs from his decades of work and service in Phoenix.
Long before elected office or any campaign, Harry was a working Arizonan. This 1973 photograph is where the record begins: on the job, earning a living.

Harry served as an assistant coach for the 1982 Isaac Aggies Pop Warner football team, an early marker of a connection to Isaac's young people that continued for decades. The engraved plaque reads: "Harry Garewal, 1982 Aggies, Asst. Coach."

Harry has stood with Isaac families in direct, practical ways, including food-box giveaways for parents in the district.

Harry with a junior-high girls volleyball team and their trophy: decades of showing up for young people, on the court and off.

Harry's involvement with the Arizona School Boards Association reflects the breadth of his education leadership and the relationships he has built for public schools across Arizona.

Five priorities for Isaac schools, built on a lifetime of experience.
Stable schools, responsible budgets, transparent public reporting, and long-term stability.
Strong literacy and math foundations, supported teachers, and preparation for high school.
Earlier communication, meaningful family engagement, and English- and Spanish-language access.
Safe campuses, student wellbeing, meals, counseling, and caring learning environments.
Connecting education to careers, technology, mentorship, and brighter futures.
Family, community, and recognition across the years.

Harry with neighbors and community leaders at a local recognition event.

Harry with his family at an award ceremony in December 2024.

Youth sports have always been at the heart of the Isaac community, and Harry has been part of that tradition for decades.
Harry began working agricultural fields at age 12 in California's Imperial Valley. He made Phoenix home in 1970, raised his family here, and put himself through school, earning an AAS, a business degree, and an MBA.
As President and CEO of the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Minority Business Enterprise Center, and later as CEO of Trin & Associates, Harry helped minority-owned businesses win contracts, financing, and jobs.
From the Phoenix Union board to the Isaac Governing Board, and through state and national school-board leadership, Harry has spent decades fighting for every child's future.
Join the CampaignKey dates for the November 2026 general election, per the Arizona Secretary of State and Maricopa County Elections. Every vote in a school-board race matters.
Monday, October 5, 2026
Deadline to register or update your registration for the November general election. Register online through the Arizona Secretary of State or the Maricopa County Recorder.
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
Early ballots are mailed and in-person early voting opens across Maricopa County. Most Isaac voters receive their ballot by mail.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Isaac Elementary School District Governing Board, two at-large seats. Polls open 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
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