Candidates vie for Lance Cruz School Board in heated forum
September 25, 2024 | L'Anse Creuse Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
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George Iceman, a public school graduate and veteran educator with 23 years of experience, highlighted his commitment to transparency and accountability within the school system. He expressed a strong belief in the potential of public schools, citing his family's ties to the district as a motivating factor for his candidacy.
Jody Lesinski, a long-time resident and parent, underscored the necessity of parental voices in educational policy. He argued that parents should actively participate in discussions regarding school governance, asserting that raising concerns is a fundamental right and responsibility of community members.
Amy Servile, who has served on the board for a decade, brought attention to the need for a balanced approach that considers both the educational needs of children and the financial concerns of senior citizens. She emphasized her commitment to ensuring that all community members are represented in school board decisions.
Candidates unable to attend the forum submitted statements outlining their priorities. J. Blasius focused on adapting to changing educational standards and supporting teachers to enhance student experiences. Andrew Parsky stressed the importance of transparency in board decisions and community feedback in shaping policies.
The forum concluded with candidates sharing personal connections to the district, reinforcing their commitment to the educational future of Lance Cruz Schools. As the election approaches, these discussions highlight the candidates' dedication to fostering a collaborative and inclusive educational environment.
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