What to know about Green Bay school board candidates ahead of primary

Elliot has three sons. He is a volunteer instructor with Green Bay Public Schools.

Elliot is a software development consultant.

This is Elliot Christenson's first time running for public office. 

Said, "All students are equal. All students are individuals. It is federal law to treat all students with equality. I believe our district does this. Where we aren’t following the law, clearly we need to address those issues."

- Said, "All students are equal. All students are individuals. It is federal law to treat all students with equality. I believe our district does this. Where we aren’t following the law, clearly we need to address those issues."

Student Wellbeing

Plans to work with other school board members to "initiate excellence initiatives for students."

- Plans to work with other school board members to "initiate excellence initiatives for students."

School Curriculum

Believes in promoting a principal, teacher, or community leader to ensure local values and community investment.

Believes in hiring a principal, teacher, or community leader as superintendent to ensure local values and community investment.

- Prioritizes operational efficiency.
- Wants to engage with businesses.
- Believes in hiring a principal, teacher, or community leader as superintendent to ensure local values and community investment.

School Facilities & Resources

Wants to address the issue of attracting and retaining students and teachers.

- Wants to address the issue of attracting and retaining students and teachers.

Teachers

As of January 14, 2025, Elliot Christenson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

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- School board members in Wisconsin must work together and compromise with each other to direct and manage local schools. They are responsible for maintaining school properties, creating programs that promote education, and approving teacher hires and dismissals.
- Pay for Wisconsin school board members vary based on location. School boards can vote to determine their own pay. 