SAVE NORTH KINGSTOWN

Let’s Focus on Unity, Not Division

 

I am deeply concerned by the divisive language being used in this election. Recently, one of my opponents referred to those of us who are running for school committee as “extremists.” Labeling concerned parents in this way is inappropriate. We should be encouraging parent engagement, not discouraging it through hurtful language.

 

Our schools should be a safe haven for every child, where they can learn, grow, and feel included. Suggesting that standing up for parental involvement, fiscal responsibility, and ensuring age-appropriate materials is somehow harmful undermines the real work we need to do for our students. This election isn’t about choosing sides—it’s about working together for the betterment of all students and families in North Kingstown.

 

I believe in solutions that respect all voices and create a positive environment where every student can succeed, regardless of their background. Let’s reject divisive rhetoric and come together to make our schools a place where everyone feels valued and heard.

 

We don’t need inflammatory language or polarizing statements in North Kingstown from either side. We need collaboration, transparency, and mutual respect to build a better future for our children.

 

I am running to bring balance and a fresh perspective to the school committee. Together, we can create schools that work for everyone.

 

Thank you for your support. Let’s move forward, united.