Leslie Wilkins is proud to be endorsed by Washtenaw County Democratic Party and the Ann Arbor Area Education Association
Ann Arbor Schools Parent, Community Leader
“Please consider voting for my dear friend Leslie Wilkins for school board. There are a million reasons why I think she would be great for this, but they boil down to her devotion to equity, her calm way of bringing people together, and her general goodness that stems from a deep well of character.”
Orchestra Director, Ann Arbor Open; Orchestra Teacher, Skyline High School, Scarlett Middle School, Lawton Elementary School, and Logan Elementary
“As an AAPS teacher, as a parent, and as a community member, I fully endorse Leslie Wilkins. I’ve seen firsthand how she cares for, and fights for, my kids, my students, and my fellow teachers. She’ll be a true ally on the school board.”
Pittsfield Elementary School PTO Vice President, Scarlett Middle School PTSO President (2016-2018), Huron High School Music Association Band Volunteer Lead (2019-Present)
“Leslie is just the kind of person we need on the Ann Arbor Public School Board of Education! I met Leslie when I was the president of the Scarlett Middle School PTSO, and she served as vice president. She was eager to help in any way that she could, and she never disappointed. In her role, Leslie observed and listened to the needs of the Scarlett families, and then thoughtfully determined the best course of action and made it happen. Leslie is reliable, caring, and committed to public education. I am pleased to call her my friend and proud to endorse her for the school board. Now, more than ever, we need someone smart, caring, passionate, and objective like Leslie on the board!”
Lead Pastor, Mosaic Church, Ann Arbor
“I’ve known Leslie for many years. We’ve raised our kids together, and she has led them well. At every turn Leslie has tirelessly served and advocated for AAPS students, staff, and families. Leslie embodies a rare combination of bold strength and humble empathy. She has the ability to articulate her convictions passionately and advocate for the marginalized powerfully, while also genuinely listening to and continuing to love those who disagree with her. From the moment I knew she was considering running for school board I have enthusiastically cheered her on in that endeavor. She is exactly the kind of person I hope to have represent and serve our diverse community.”