Candidate for Nebraska Board of Education - District 3 in 2024 Nebraska General Election.
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Get StartedLocal control and parental engagement are vital pillars of a strong education system. The State Board of Education must resist the impulse to micro-manage Nebraska's educational system. By allowing decisions to be made at the local level, communities can tailor education to meet the specific needs and values of their students. Learn more
By investing in comprehensive training for educators, we can equip them with the necessary tools, strategies, and knowledge to foster strong literacy skills among students. Collaborative efforts between schools, districts, and communities, such as implementing early literacy programs, providing resources for struggling readers, and fostering a culture of reading both inside and outside the classroom, can further contribute to improving literacy rates in Nebraska. Learn more
By expanding access to charter schools, vocational training, and other alternative educational pathways, we can cater to different learning styles and career aspirations more effectively. Learn more
By embracing these alternatives, we create a more inclusive and dynamic educational landscape that maximizes opportunities for all students, empowering each of them to thrive in their chosen path and contribute meaningfully to society. Learn more
Responsible fiscal management promotes transparency, accountability, and wise decision-making at the state and local levels. It prioritizes critical areas such as instructional materials, teacher professional development, technology infrastructure, and facilities. Learn more
Lisa staunchly advocates for redirecting tax dollars towards essential educational priorities and returning to fundamental principles. Learn more
Fiscal responsibility is of utmost importance to Nebraska's education system as it ensures the efficient and effective use of resources to benefit students. By maintaining a responsible approach to budgeting and spending, we will be better positioned to prioritize investments that directly impact student learning and achievement. Learn more
Any expenditures that do not directly enhance those goals should be carefully evaluated by the Nebraska Board of Education. Learn more
To address this issue, we must prioritize policies that attract and retain talented educators. This includes strategies such as advocating for competitive compensation packages, offering incentives such as loan forgiveness programs for individuals pursuing teaching careers, expanding recruitment efforts, and promoting alternative certification pathways to bring professionals from diverse background into the teaching profession. Learn more
Recognizing the impending teacher shortage, Lisa understands the importance of state board members who comprehend the requirements for teachers to succeed. She aims to foster a collaborative environment, bringing together parents, educators and administrators, to focus on what’s best for students. Learn more
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