Supporting Greenleaf for 2nd term

Please join me in voting for Gregory Greenleaf for reelection to the Maine School Administrative District 75 school board. Gregory, in his first term on the board, has served our students well. Serving on a school board requires the ability and dedication to work hard and to work collaboratively. It’s a team effort to bring about the best policies for all kids in the district.

Gregory is a parent of three kids who attended MSAD 75 schools, including one who is still a student in the district. As a parent, he understands how important it is that our schools provide the best, most well-rounded and effective education for life.

As a public school teacher with 26 years of teaching experience, Gregory also brings deep, practical understanding of the day-to-day reality and the challenges involved in public education today. What a fantastic combination of skills and perspectives for a school board member!

I first met Gregory when I was a state representative and he contacted me with concerns about state policy regarding kids and testing. Through our conversations about this, Gregory provided a perspective that was extremely helpful about the policy work required to provide children and adolescents with what they need most — high-quality education in an environment supportive of learning and healthy growth. I also found a teacher, parent and friend who is a role model for effective communication. Gregory speaks in a way others can hear, a critical skill in parenting, teaching and serving on a school board.

I’m thrilled to support Gregory Greenleaf for a second term as an MSAD 75 school board member so he can continue the great work he is doing for us all. I urge you to join me!

Jay McCreight, Harpswell

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