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April 28, 2018
Endorsement from Judith Stitzel
Judith Stitzel is an educator with over 40 years experience, and she sees Christina as the best choice for BOE. Judith wrote a letter to the editor endorsing Christina which was published in Sunday's Dominon Post. You can read the text of the letter here.
April 28, 2018
Endorsement from Christina White
In Sunday's Dominion Post, Christina White wrote a letter to the editor endorsing her former professor. Christina is highly accomplished and credits Fattore Morgan as an oustanding educator and mentor . You can read the text of the letter here.
April 21, 2024
Endorsement from Marti Shamberger
In Sunday's Dominion Post, former Morgantown city councilwoman Marti Shamberger wrote a letter to the editor, promoting Christina's leadership and educational experience as to why she deserves your vote this May. You can read the text of Marti's letter here.
April 9, 2024
Christina Talks to WAJR About Her Policy Positions
Christina spoke with "Talk of the Town" host Dave Wilson about her candidacy. They discussed her position on the Renaissance Academy vote, school discipline, and more. You can listen to the eleven minute interview here.
April 6, 2024
"No Bad Choice"? Christina Thinks Otherwise
In Sunday’s paper, the Dominion Post editorial board said there was “no bad choice” between the three of candidates running for the two open spots on the Board of Education. Christina appreciates the time and consideration of the editorial board.
Christina would like to clarify something: She is very much against book bans. She did say that the BOE should consider potential challenges, taking it out of individual schools’ hands. She is also concerned about teachers being discouraged from teaching certain books because of their challenging content.
Books have to be appropriate to the age level, but beyond that, our children should be free to explore different situations and universes that they might not interact with in their day to day lives. Research has shown that reading diverse books increases empathy in readers and helps to build better citizens. Because of that, our children deserve to have access to books which introduces them to diverse spaces.
April 2, 2024
Dominion Post BOE Candidate Interview
Christina and the other Board of Education candidates sat down with the Dominion Post to share their thoughts on policy and other things. This article provides an overview of that group interview.
March 24, 2024
Letter to the Editor:
Former ‘library kid’ will support levy in May
The Morgantown Public Library needs our support at the ballots on May 14th. As a 'library kid,' Libraries have always been important to Christina. Supporting and protecting libraries goes hand-in-hand with supporting public education. Click here to see the text of Christina's letter to the editor in support of library's levy that was published in the Dominion Post.
March 13, 2024
Christina Receives Endorsement from Morgantown Working Families Party
The Morgantown Working Families Party endorsed Christina in her race for Board of Education. Learn more about this amazing group and see the endorsement here.
February 25, 2024
Letter to the Editor: Renaissance Academy Questions
On May 14th, there is a bond vote on the Monongalia County ballots to fund a new educational center for high school students known as the Renaissance Academy. There are many unanswered questions about how this new school will affect our traditional high schools. Click to see the text of Christina's letter to the editor that was published in the Dominion Post.
February 22, 2024
Christina Receives Endorsement from Mon County Democrats
In a rare move for a non-partisan position, the Monongalia County Democratic Executive Committee endorsed Christina for Monongalia County Board of Education. The endorsement can be found here.
February 21, 2024
Christina Shares Views on Arming Teachers in Schools
The West Virginia House of Delegates passed a bill which would allow teachers to carry guns on school grounds, with no local control. Christina is opposed to HB4299 and is hopeful the West Virginia Senate will reinstate local control. Christina recently spoke to West Virginia Watch, which can be found here.
January 26, 2024
Christina Files to Run for School Board
Christina saw the need to bring strong leadership to the Monongalia County Board of Education to help our county's students succeed and support our educators. She has filed to run for one of the open seats that will be decided this May.