Our children deserve more than promises they deserve presence.In District 60 , education isn’t just a policy issue, it’s personal.
It’s about the future we’re building right now for our kids in every classroom, every bus ride, and every homework assignment at the kitchen table. G3 isn’t quite school-aged, but I know what’s at stake for so many families.
Showing up matters. I’m a reflection of what we can achieve when we foster those seeds and help them grow. I’m a first-generation college student and attorney raised by a hardworking family and a product of the public school system. I can name quite a few FSD1 teachers who helped me and changed my life.
It matters when parents are engaged.
It matters when teachers feel supported.
It matters when communities invest in their schools.
We can’t expect our children to succeed if we’re not willing to stand behind them. That means advocating for better resources, supporting our educators, and making sure every child, no matter their zip code, has access to quality education.
Where you live shouldn’t determine your future – from the bustling cities to the rural dirt roads, every child deserves a chance, and supporting working families makes us better.
I’m committed to being present, listening, and fighting for the future our children deserve. Because when we show up for our kids, we show up for South Carolina’s future.