‘I'm more worried about humanity than myself!’
Josh Silva is running for a second time as a trustee on School District No. 57’s board. Silva ran for a trustee position in the Oct. 15 2022 municipal election but was not elected.
“Many run for a team and act on behalf of that team. It shows in their rhetoric. The only team to me, is us the people. I will stand with anyone and everyone that has a moral compass. Actions speak loudest! I'll be a voice of reason for all involved. I'll be a strong voice that has the board’s back and will help reassure them and be confident in their decisions, as long as I feel the majority of the feedback from the people aligns with that decision,” he wrote.
“I will do whatever it takes to remove the bs politics from our education system and allow the children and teachers to focus on education with health and wellness at the forefront. And the health and wellness of this great land we've been blessed with, right there too. Through communication with those within and as many others invested in society and my heart, my path... our path will be presented.
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