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Azanero announces candidacy for Ward 3 School Committee in East Providence

Twenty-seven-year-old attorney enters the race

Posted 6/18/20

EAST PROVIDENCE — Jenni Azanero issued the following statement on her entry into the 2020 for School Committee.

The seat is currently occupied by first-term incumbent Karen Oliveira, who has …

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Azanero announces candidacy for Ward 3 School Committee in East Providence

Twenty-seven-year-old attorney enters the race

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EAST PROVIDENCE — Jenni Azanero issued the following statement on her entry into the 2020 for School Committee.

The seat is currently occupied by first-term incumbent Karen Oliveira, who has yet to formally announce her future intentions.

Ward 3 resident and attorney Jenni Azanero is proudly announcing her candidacy for Ward 3 School Committee.

Ms. Azanero is an attorney at Gonzalez Law Offices, Inc. in East Providence and said that the recent impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on East Providence public schools drove her to run for public office.

“Right now, our city is in the middle of a public health and economic crisis. We need to make sure this doesn’t become an education crisis too. Now is the moment for us to think of new and innovative ways to make sure our teachers and students always have the tools they need to accomplish their goals as they forge ahead in these uncertain times.”

Ms. Azanero, 27, moved to East Providence after graduating law school from Roger Williams University. She practices immigration law, but also has a background in corporate law and public interest law.

Ms. Azanero also has a background in legal education, participating in the Street Law program, where she taught legal concepts in plain language to high school students. That is where she developed a passion for education. Now she wants to take that passion and drive to the School Committee.

As a School Committee member, Ms. Azanero will prioritize the development of the new East Providence High School, but will also make sure that the relationship between parents, students, and the school administration will always come first.

Learn more about Ms. Azanero and her campaign by visiting her Facebook page Jenni Azanero for Ward 3 East Providence School Committee.

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