The Case for Change
55% cannot read at grade level. 68% cannot do math. After 30 years inside Fresno County schools, Dr. Alvarado is not asking for patience. He is asking for your vote.
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The Numbers Do Not Lie. Neither Does He.
Seven articles. One argument: Fresno County’s 206,000 students have waited long enough for a superintendent who will fight for double-digit gains instead of protecting the status quo.
55% Can’t Read. 68% Can’t Do Math. I’m Done Waiting.
After 11 years of 1% annual growth, Dr. Alvarado says what no other candidate will: the status quo is failing our kids, and he has the 30-year track record to change it.
Read the Full ArticleYour Vote Was Never Supposed to Be a Formality
For 20 years, this seat has been handed down through backroom endorsements. Dr. Alvarado is the only candidate asking to be chosen by voters rather than installed by insiders.
Read MoreA Watchdog That Stopped Watching
This office was created to hold 31 school districts accountable. Somewhere along the way, it became a rubber stamp. Dr. Alvarado explains how that happened and what he will do to fix it.
Read More30 Years. Seven Districts. Receipts.
Teacher. Principal. County administrator. Dr. Alvarado has done every job in Fresno County education and supported 20 of 32 districts. The record speaks for itself.
Read MoreBorn in Poverty. Raised by Fresno’s Schools.
Education changed everything for a kid from one of Fresno’s toughest neighborhoods. Now he is running to make sure it does the same for 206,000 students.
Read More180 Days. Zero Wasted.
What changes on Day 1? How does data reach every parent’s kitchen table? Dr. Alvarado lays out the concrete roadmap for transforming this office from the moment he takes the oath.
Read More40% Are English Learners. Only One Candidate Speaks Their Language.
Fresno County is 68% Latino. Dr. Alvarado is the only candidate who personally speaks Spanish, because trust starts when families are heard in their own language.
Read MoreFresno County’s Students Have Waited Long Enough
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