“Our schools need to teach kids to actually read, write, and do math, not promote radical ideologies.”
I support:
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Focusing on Academics
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Parental Rights
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Civics not Politics in School
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Freedom of Speech
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Traditional American Values
I oppose:
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Increased Property Taxes
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Gender Confusion
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Sexualizing Children
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Sexualizing Education
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Racially Driven Education
Candidates Forum
My 5 min. presentation at the October 19th Candidates Forum hosted by the LOWV of Elkhart County at the Goshen Public Library.
Candidates Forum
My 5 min. presentation at the October 29th Candidates Forum hosted by the WGNA at West Goshen Elementary School.
Support this campaign:
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Download a printable flyer (shown) you can give to your friends and neighbors.
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Order a yard sign
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Donate so I can canvas right up to November 8th.
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Also vote for Linda Hartman (GSB at large) and Brian Krider (GSB at large).
Our taxes go up and our scores go down. Goshen Community Schools are below 30% proficiency in English and Math.* We can do better. This is a disgrace to parents, an affront to taxpayers, and a disaster for our children. Our kids are smart and deserve a chance to learn things that matter. Our teachers deserve to teach and to be properly compensated for their teaching.
Join with me and together we can lift Goshen Community Schools!
*Indiana Dept. of Education, corporation summary grades 3‐8, Combined English Language Arts/Math ‐ ISTEP/ILEARN Proficiency.
Failing Schools
No more experimenting!
Our children are not guinea pigs for radical political and sexual ideologies. We need to go back to the basics of education and leave other areas to parents to teach about. These scores show the result of the changing purposes and ideologies in our school system. The time is now to say no more and bring change to the Goshen School Board and return our schools to educating a new generation of Americans.
Parents' Bill of Rights
"Indiana lawmakers considered a proposal in 2022 that would have rejected the application of racist ideas in the classroom, but the proposal failed to pass. Lawmakers should consider the proposals outlined by state Attorney General Todd Rokita in “Parents’ Bill of Rights: A Roadmap for Hoosier Parents and Caregivers to Exercise Their Legal Right to Direct Their Education.”
