Endorsements

    Most Meaningful Endorsement – Jayne – 1st Grader

    Shannon’s Words: “I have learned it is a VERY common practice for endorsements to be written by the candidate themselves or someone on their team. The person endorsing them, just attaches their name to it. Much like professional recommendations. Because this feels disingenuous to me, all of my endorsements are 100% sincere and written completely…

    Endorsement – Jori Schneider – Masters in Education, Hartwood Mom

    ​”I’m excited to support Shannon for Hartwood School Board! As a mom, she really gets what our kids, families, and teachers need. She’s thoughtful, approachable, and passionate about making our schools the best they can be. I know she’ll be a strong voice for our community and a true advocate for our students. I have…

    Endorsement – Dr. Shannon Baker – Local Business Owner, Stafford Parent

    “I am proud to endorse Shannon Fingerholz for a seat on the Stafford County School Board. I have known Shannon for over 12 years and have served alongside her on the board of the MOMS Club of Fredericksburg, a local non-profit supporting area mothers. During her four years as president, Shannon guided the organization through…

    Endorsement – Kelly Lefler – Pediatric Occupational Therapist

    “I have known my neighbor, Shannon,  for over 13 years. In this time I have enjoyed many neighborly chats over the fence, some of it small talk and other times more serious. No matter the length of the conversation Shannon is always an active listener and easy to talk to! Shannon has been an integral…

    Endorsement – Maya Guy, Vice Chair, Stafford School Board

    “I cannot say this strongly enough, Shannon Fingerholz is one of the most qualified and passionate candidates for school board I’ve encountered in years. Most people stepping into this role face a steep learning curve. But Shannon? She’s already done the work. For the past four years, she has been a constant presence, attending nearly…

    Endorsement – Stafford – Mountain View Political Action Committee of Educators

    This endorsement carries a massive amount of responsibility. Our school’s employ approx. 5,000 individuals. While their boss is the superintendent, the school board has a huge impact on their daily and professional life. Those 5,000 folks directly impact our children and in turn, our families. Holding a position on the school board isn’t something you…

    Endorsement – Kelly Blumenthal – Parent and advocate of children with special and medical needs

    “I have been a proud Stafford County homeowner for more than 15 years. When I learned that Shannon Fingerholz was running for School Board, I could not have been more excited to support her. Shannon is deeply knowledgeable about our community and especially about our schools. Over the years, our children were in the same…

    Endorsement – Molly Denham – Chair CIP Advisory Committee, Veteran

    “I’m honored to support our fellow neighbor, Shannon Fingerholz, in her run as School Board Representative for the Hartwood District. She cares deeply about making our schools the very best they can be for our kids. She has shown that passion through years of serving our schools as a volunteer and as a member of…

    Endorsement – Heather Capparra – Rocky Run PTO Current Board/Prior President, Substitute Teacher

    “As the mother of three children in Stafford County schools, it is incredibly important to me that our school board representative demonstrates that they are truly invested in ensuring that our children and staff are set up for success. Shannon embodies everything that a school board representative should; she is passionate about ensuring that our…

    Endorsement – Dr. Allison Ross, M.Ed, EdD

    “As a doctor of education who has know Shannon for two decades, I can tell you firsthand that she is exactly the kind of person your school board needs. Her educational mindset is truly exceptional; she’s a tireless public servant who believes in the power of deep, thoughtful inquiry to serve every student. She’s not…