Jamie Sonneberger
Jamie Sonneberger earned a high school diploma from Henry Ford II High School and a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan at Flint in 2025. Sonneberger's career experience includes working as an administrator.
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“Providing steady, thoughtful leadership focused on our districtâs future.”
(Campaign website) “Listening first to ensure decisions reflect the needs of our community.”
(Campaign website) “Focused on practical priorities that strengthen our schools, support responsible leadership, and put community first.”
(Campaign website) “Michiganâs education system has slipped in national rankings over the past several decades, and that decline did not happen by accident. It is the result of repeated choices to underfund public education, delay long-term planning, and treat schools as an afterthought rather than a foundation of our stateâs future.”
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“Jobs and Our Economy Government does not create jobs, small businesses do! Growing up in a family business I understand the challenges Michigan business owners face. I will work to cut government bureaucracy and the taxes which stand in the way of job creators. I will advocate for policies that make Michigan a magnet for new businesses.”
(Campaign website (via Ballotpedia)) “Taxes and Spending I will work to create a lean transparent government that is accountable to the taxpayers. Limiting entitlements, reining in wasteful spending, cut current and oppose new taxes.”
(Campaign website (via Ballotpedia)) “Education A fierce advocate for Education, I will fight for policies that will improve Michigan's Education system and cut the bureaucracy that now controls it. I will fight to give our students opportunities that provide pathways to careers in Michigan.”
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