Amber Mabie: The Choice for Shenandoah District School Board

Let’s talk straight up concerning the Shenandoah District school board race. The two candidates running come from similar but different backgrounds. One candidate is a mom, the other a dad, and both have many children. Both understand the need and importance of education as well. Education is the footing for success and basic life skills. With that being said, who would be the best choice to make educational decisions affecting our public schools?

Make your own list of pros and cons; trust your gut. I have done the list, and my decision would be a mom who has been involved in the public school system. As a mother of 8, Mrs. Mabie has collectively spent nearly 75 school years actively involved in the education of her children.

She understands the ups and downs of having children in Warren County Public Schools. She is no newcomer to the school system, and over the years, Mrs. Mabie has seen the best and the worst.

Upgrades need to continue, and I believe she has the knowledge and the drive to make that happen.

As you might guess, my support and vote is for Amber Mabie 100%. There is no question that she is the most reasonable choice.

Ralph Rinaldi, Vice Chair
Warren County School Board

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