Wisconsin Congresswoman Gwen Moore Endorses Jill Underly for Re-Election as State Superintendent
MADISON, WI – Wisconsin Congresswoman Gwen Moore today announced her endorsement of State Superintendent Jill Underly for re-election.
“I am endorsing Jill Underly for Wisconsin State Superintendent because she uniquely understands the challenges our schools face and is deeply committed to creating equitable opportunities for every student to succeed,” said Congresswoman Gwen Moore. “She will ensure our schools are places where all children can thrive and learn, while preparing for a bright future in our global economy.”
“I am honored to have the endorsement of Congresswoman Gwen Moore for my campaign to continue serving as your Wisconsin State Superintendent,” said Dr. Underly. “Congresswoman Moore has been a true champion for our students throughout her tenure as an elected official at all levels of government. Together we share a vision to empower every student to reach their full potential and I look forward to continuing to work with her in this endeavor.”
Throughout her first term, Underly prioritized literacy reform, mental health support, and improved nutrition in schools. She also emphasized the importance of fostering supportive, inclusive environments for students and teachers alike.
“Every child belongs in our schools and deserves the resources they need to succeed,” said Underly.
Underly is running a “people-powered” campaign, focused on meeting the needs of every child, every day. She is committed to continuing the progress made in her first term and tackling new challenges facing Wisconsin’s students and educators.
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NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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