Wisconsinites will head to the polls on Tuesday, February 18 to cast their vote for the state superintendent candidate they want to see advance to the general election.
As a service to our members, WEMTA surveyed every candidate for State Superintendent ahead of the February 18 primary about their positions on some of the top issues facing school libraries. Their unedited responses have been compiled in this non-partisan voter guide. Their answers are verbatim and appear in the order in which their names are listed on the ballot. We encourage you to fact check their responses.
The Office of State Superintendent is incredibly important to WEMTA and the school library community. The Superintendent leads the State Department of Public Instruction, which oversees the appropriate use of the Common School Fund dollars received by schools, the certification of school library and instructional technology professionals and sets funding for BadgerLink and other educational technology contracts.
The two candidates who receive the most votes on February 18 will advance to the general election on April 1, 2025.
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