PHOENIX – Conor O'Callaghan is a product of the Scottsdale public school system and is proudly raising his three sons in the same school district where he began his educational journey. That's why he was honored today to receive the endorsement from current Scottsdale Unified School District Board Member and former President Julie Cieniawski.
Julie Cieniawski stated:
“Conor doesn’t just talk the talk on supporting public education, he has quite literally lived it. A K-12 product of the Scottsdale Unified School District himself and now a father to three SUSD students, Conor is a homegrown advocate for the importance of public schools. We need someone in Washington who puts kids first. We also need someone who knows, lives in, and will always fight for this district and its schools. This race is too important to lose and that is why I am supporting Conor.”
Conor O'Callaghan was grateful for this latest endorsement, saying:
"Julie is a dedicated member of the Scottsdale public education community and my family and I deeply value her support. Our kids attend public school right here in AZ01, just like I did. Throughout my life, I have consistently supported public education and I am determined to make educational leaders like Julie proud when I get to Congress."
With more than 30 years in the classroom and as a community leader, Cieniawski believes all students deserve to be successful and be inspired to follow their hopes and dreams. Cieniawski has has worked on SUSD Bond and Override oversight committees, served as Scottsdale Education Association President for three years, during which she supported best teaching practices, ideal learning environments and ensuring a commitment to excellence on every SUSD school campus, and served proudly on the Arizona Education Association’s Board of Directors for six years. While an SUSD teacher, Cieniawski received the Scottsdale Unified School District Foundation’s Quest for Excellence Award recognizing Excellence in Civic Leadership and was named a Scottsdale Charros Outstanding Teacher.
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