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During a recent candidate interview for the Wakefield School Committee, Kevin Fontanella emphasized the importance of having educators involved in school governance. As a teacher himself, Fontanella believes that those who work directly in classrooms bring invaluable insights to the decision-making process.
In his closing remarks, Fontanella urged voters to consider his perspective as someone who understands the challenges and realities faced by teachers. He stated, "I think you should vote for me because, as a teacher, I think it is really important to get teachers on school committees." His message highlights a desire to bridge the gap between educational policy and classroom experiences, advocating for a voice that represents those "in the trenches."
Fontanella's candidacy reflects a growing recognition of the need for educators to play a pivotal role in shaping school policies that directly affect students and teachers alike. As the election approaches, his focus on teacher representation may resonate with parents and community members who prioritize educational quality and support for staff.
The interview concluded with appreciation for the opportunity to share his vision, leaving voters with a clear understanding of Fontanella's commitment to enhancing the educational landscape in Wakefield. As the community prepares for the upcoming election, Fontanella's candidacy could signal a shift towards more educator-driven decision-making in local schools.
Converted from Wakefield School Committee 2025 Candidate Interview: Kevin Fontanella meeting on April 02, 2025
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