Etown Wins

11/08/2023

We started this journey with prayer.

We ended this journey with prayer.

We are truly humbled and grateful by the outpouring of support that made this win possible.

It is and will be a great honor to serve the people of Elizabethtown and we look forward to getting to work on day 1.

Thank you again for all of your support and prayers during this journey. We appreciate everyone who helped make yesterday’s win possible. We could not have done it without you!

11/08/2023

Etown Won!!!!

(More to come).

11/07/2023

Get out and vote. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

11/07/2023

On the eve of tomorrows Election Day, we just want to thank ALL of the voters who graciously opened their doors to us, and who met us for coffee and engaged in meaningful and productive conversations!

We appreciate ALL OF YOU!

And to all the volunteers who gave us their unwavering support and helped us along this journey, thank you!

Let’s finish what we started 9 months ago!

11/06/2023

Tomorrow, let your voice be heard!! We are the candidates for School Board that will:

‼️ Make academic excellence a priority!

‼️ Provide a safe and productive environment for both students and teachers.

‼️ Engage, LISTEN and provide transparency to the Elizabethtown Community.

‼️ Be fiscally responsible with your tax dollars.

Vote tomorrow, November 7th. 🇺🇸

11/02/2023

“The argument over these books isn’t about banning. That terminology allows people to discuss these books in the abstract without the uncomfortable dilemma of having to actually see what’s in them, while arguing that they should be made available to children.”

-Senator Ryan Aument

A recent state Senate hearing into whether the Pennsylvania Legislature should set standards for school library content quickly turned into a debate over a “book ban,” proving once again that

11/02/2023

Vote November 7th! 🇺🇸
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Kelly CARTER🇺🇸
James GILLES 🇺🇸
Menno RIGGELMAN
Lynda SHRUM 🇺🇸
Tina WILSON 🇺🇸

10/29/2023

More insults from the Democratic candidates directed at you the voters. Our community's values, our ethics, are all being labeled RADICAL by the Democrats.

* A fiscally-responsible budget that protects your tax dollars ➡️ RADICAL.

* An education focused on fundamentals, not political agendas ➡️ RADICAL

* Raising our academic performance ➡️ RADICAL

* A transparent school board that is accountable to the stakeholders it serves ➡️ RADICAL

* A safe learning environment for all students, including protecting our female students and athletes ➡️ RADICAL

* Protecting minors from inappropriate adult content ➡️ RADICAL

* Teaching our kids how to think, not what to think ➡️ RADICAL

We strongly believe our team's values and beliefs line up with those of this amazing Elizabethown community as well as our school district. We look forward to your vote on November 7th. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

10/26/2023

The Democrats ACROSS LANCASTER COUNTY, in an obvious coordinated effort, are trying to fool Republican voters by sending out mailings in which they try and appear to be the Republican candidates for School Board. They do not disclose to the voter they are in fact the Democratic candidates.

Then these same Democratic candidates who want your vote, turn around and send mailings to their democratic voters in which they insult you and call you RADICAL and don’t hide that they are the DEMOCRATIC candidates.

Context matters and the fact our democratic opponents are not disclosing material facts should really make you stop and think.

10/25/2023

A huge thank you to ALL the PA Senators who passed SB 7.

SB 7 would make parents aware of the sexually explicit content in their child’s school and give them the ability to limit their own child’s access to such content.

This legislation is the result of a thorough, two-year process that involved listening to the concerns of families, school administrators, teachers, and librarians in an effort to draft a proposal that made all sides feel heard and respected.

You can read more here 👇

The Senate today approved legislation with a bipartisan vote to empower parents to protect their own child from accessing sexually explicit content at school, without impacting the books available to other students, according to the bill’s sponsor, Sen. Ryan Aument (R-36).