Manchester-Shortsville Central School District voters will decide Tuesday, May 19, to elect two new members to the district’s Board of Education.
Two candidates are running for the two vacant seats, each with a five-year term starting on July 1, 2026, and ending on June 30, 2031. One of the candidates is an incumbent.
The May 19 vote will take place at the Manchester-Shortsville High School Auditorium, 1506 State Route 21, Shortsville, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Who is running for Manchester-Shortsville CSD School Board?
There are the candidates running for the Manchester-Shortsville Central School District Board of Education:
Meet the Manchester-Shortsville CSD school board candidates
James Simmons
What is the main issue facing your school district, and how would you seek to address it if elected? Via the district newsletter:
Simmons is “Seeking re-election to continue prioritizing: student safety and success, strengthening community connections, and building on the district’s positive momentum. He said he “looks forward to continuing to serve the district and contributing to its long-term success.
Ashley Rivera
What is the main issue facing your school district, and how would you seek to address it if elected? Via the district newsletter:
“She is seeking a position on the Board of Education because of her strong appreciation for the district and its educators.” Rivera said she is “eager to contribute her time and perspective to help support continued growth and success for the school community.”
— Madison Scott is a New York Connect reporter, covering entertainment, breaking and consumer news, and trending topics with a focus on stories that matter to readers across New York state. She also has an interest in how the system helps or doesn’t help families with missing loved ones. She can be reached at MDScott@USATodayco.com.
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Who’s running for Manchester-Shortsville school board?
Reporting by Madison Scott, New York Connect Team / Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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