Amy B. Pritchett-Martin County District 4

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• I have immense gratitude for my supporters who have been sharing my message for the past 6 weeks in a variety of ways! Here are the stats: 📚🇺🇸40,000 phone calls 📚🇺🇸5,500 doors knocked 📚🇺🇸25,000 text messages 📚🇺🇸150,00 emails Please continue to vote for #Leadership #Accountability #Results through October 31.

  26 October 2026 · Amy B. Pritchett-Martin County District 4 · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Vote for the past, or vote for the future. This race is not about preserving a family legacy. It is about building a legacy for the students of Martin County. In 2022, District 4 chose a new direction. Since then, Martin County has earned its A rating two years in a row after a seven-year absence. Graduation is above 96 percent, with stronger pathways into college, careers, and the trades. Taxpayer dollars have been stewarded through balanced budgets and tax relief, with spending aimed at cl

  2 October 2026 · Amy B. Pritchett-Martin County District 4 · $0 – $99 · 2K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Every election brings the same claim: a school board seat should go to an educator. That claim confuses two different jobs. The superintendent is a career educator. So are the principals and assistant principals who lead the schools. So is nearly all of the senior academic leadership that advises him. Instruction, curriculum, student services, and campus leadership already sit with people who spent their careers in classrooms and school offices. That is where that expertise belongs. A schoo

  29 September 2026 · Amy B. Pritchett-Martin County District 4 · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Then vs. Now. Four years of “measurable”difference. He says he lost because of a mask vote. That is not why voters changed course. Parents wanted a voice in curriculum and in the health and well-being of their children. He treated that as something to manage, not something to honor. “Institutional knowledge,” in that framing, becomes a polite way of saying I know better than you. Parents disagreed. 2018–2022 board years: parents sidelined on curriculum and children’s health. A student mask

  23 September 2026 · Amy B. Pritchett-Martin County District 4 · $0 – $99 · 3K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• I say this with pride and confidence: In Martin County, we believe responsible stewardship starts with a simple principle: you don’t spend money you don’t have. This year’s budget reflects that commitment including a 12.93% reduction in the total millage rate, and we intend to carry that same discipline into salary discussions. Right now, the district is waiting for the October FTE count to be finalized before proposing any salary package. That isn’t delay for the sake of delay; it’s practical

  10 September 2026 · Re-Elect Amy B. Pritchett-Martin County District 4 · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• I’ve been using AI in practical, purposeful ways that help me work smarter, not to create a filtered version of myself. I use it to refine my writing, remove utility wires and poles from my morning walk clouds and sky photos, put silly hats on my pets just for fun, and turn data into clear charts, graphs, and visual displays. What I don’t use it for is enhancing my appearance or adding makeup. Used the right way, AI is a powerful tool for saving time, improving clarity, and even bringing a lit

  9 August 2026 · Re-Elect Amy B. Pritchett-Martin County District 4 · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library