Paradise Valley Unified school district governing board
Parent-Endorsed Candidates
Representing our shared values as Paradise Valley parents
Amanda Lim
Alumna and parent of two kids in PVUSD public schools, Amanda Lim represents the Paradise Valley community as a trusted leader. Her priorities include creating safe and inclusive schools that support all learners and provide stable, nurturing learning environments, and increasing student enrollment.
Anne Greenberg
Anne is an award-winning experienced leader in Paradise Valley public schools. Anne will continue to support the diverse educational needs of students, ensure curricula is accurate and evidence-based, and empower students for success. With a deep understanding of the district and community, Anne is the leader Paradise Valley needs to retain on the school board.
Jessica Wani
Jessica’s priorities are straightforward: Provide every PVUSD student with a safe school environment with the resources they need for success, hire talented and dedicated teachers and staff, and ensure Paradise Valley has transparent policies and practices that serve ALL students. As a mother of a PVUSD student and an active volunteer in the Paradise Valley community, Jessica is the parent-approved leader we need!
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About our Process
We wanted make sure the school board candidates we endorsed shared our values as Arizona parents, grandparents, teachers, and community members. This means ensuring the candidates we support are willing to put the hard work to make our dreams for our kids a reality. And above all, we wanted to make sure anyone we supported would be committed to listening to parents and community members.
Our candidate endorsement process started with sending a survey to each of the school board candidates. We wanted to hear from the candidates in their own words about their plans for the children of Arizona. The survey was composed of questions from parents and community members. Then, the parents and community members on our endorsement committee came together to review those survey responses and choose the candidates we felt best represented the needs and values of Arizona schools and students.
