ENDORSEMENTS
"I support Andy Levine for his re-election to the Fresno Unified School Board because in the last two years, Andy has demonstrated his commitment to supporting our students, parents and teachers with actions. Andy's dedication to the Fresno High region and the entire district has resulted in investments in Community Schools, capital projects and a decrease in absenteeism. Andy will ensure that the district prioritizes student academic learning so that our future generations are career and college ready."
- Dr. Joaquin Arambula
Assemblymember, District 31
"I am proud to endorse a man who moves with the integrity of a leader, speaks with the words of an advocate, displays the grace of a change maker, and operates with the values of students over politics"
- Rev. DJ Criner
Community Leader; Senior Pastor, St. Rest Baptist Church
"Andy demonstrates a resolute and trusted leadership that places Fresno Unified students, parents, and teachers at the heart of his service. He has a proven track record of commitment to our community, always advocating for the best interests of our schools and ensuring that every decision made is student-centered. I am confident that Andy is the leader we need and will continue to be an invaluable asset to our school board."
- Geri Yang-Johnson
Fresno High Area Parent and Community Development Leader
“As a resident and parent in the Fresno High area, I am proud of Andy Levine’s leadership as our Trustee for these past two years. Andy is a thoughtful leader and a good listener. More importantly, the investments and initiatives he has championed in his first two years have already begun to reduce chronic absenteeism and increase student test scores. Please join me by voting for Andy and ensuring that he continues to represent us on the Fresno Unified School Board for years to come."
- Hugo Morales
Fresno High Area Parent, California State University Trustee Emeritus
"As a happily retired person who long ago served as an FUSD trustee, I rarely endorse candidates for office. This year is different. As Fresno Unified transitions to a new superintendent, it is imperative that we elect trustees who can work as a team to address the many needs of our students, our community, and the District's employees.
I am happy to endorse Andy Levine, who is a thoughtful person and listens to students, teachers and community. He speaks only when he has something important to say. We need Andy.”
- Nancy Richardson
Fresno Unified Board Trustee Emeritus
“I am honored to support Andy as he seeks reelection to the FUSD board. He is deeply honest, intelligent and principled. His sole goal is to do right for our students so they can succeed and have the best lives possible. Please join me, so we can keep this great public servant on the job!”
- Tom Bohigian
Former Fresno City Councilmember
“As a long-time community leader and educator, Andy believes in creating an environment where children and their families can thrive. With a strong focus on academic success, he is leading efforts to secure necessary and innovative resources, especially for our most vulnerable students. This can be as simple as the placement of washers/dryers at schools, support for transportation, and other essential services that uplift families.
As a former FUSD school board member, I enthusiastically support Andy Levine as he seeks re-election to represent the Fresno High region.”
- Luisa Medina
Community Leader and Former Fresno Unified Trustee
"Andy has my whole-hearted support. I was proud to represent the Fresno High trustee area while serving as your trustee many years ago, and I am confident that Andy will continue serving as an excellent school trustee representing our area. Andy has the skills to help lead our school district and ensure it is focused on student achievement and community involvement. With his experience Andy will help the school board select a new superintendent, and with his skills Andy will provide mature and much-needed leadership for our trustee area and for all of Fresno Unified. I urge your support for Andy Levine for school board.”
