Anthony Carnevale for School Board - Trustee Area 1
Anthony Carnevale
Nonpartisan Candidate

Putting Classrooms First in Cajon Valley

Re-elect Anthony Carnevale for School Board Trustee Area 1.
Serving Crest Elementary, Blossom Valley, Rios, WD Hall, and Los Coches Creek Middle School.

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Meet Anthony Carnevale

I’m a lifelong resident and small businessman in East County. My wife and I have three sons who have grown up right here in the Cajon Valley School District, attending Blossom Valley Elementary & Los Coches Creek Middle School.

As your neighbor and a parent, I understand what our community values. I believe our schools should be places of academic excellence, not grounds for social experiments. I am running for re-election to continue fighting for the rights of parents, the safety of our children, and the transparency of our district.

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Promises Made, Promises Kept

When you first elected me as your schoolboard trustee in 2022, I made specific promises to you and our students. Here is my record of delivering on those commitments.

Promoting Academics

Focusing our resources on literacy, math, and actual education, rather than using our classrooms for social experiments.

Parental Rights

Ensuring district governance is transparent and consistently respects the fundamental rights of parents and students.

Classrooms First

Passing fiscal policies that fund the classroom first and address the deferred maintenance at our schools.

Protecting Students

Working relentlessly to keep Critical Race Theory, DEI, and radical gender ideology out of our schools.

How I've Delivered for Cajon Valley

Double Digit Increases in Literacy

Redirecting Grants to Real Education

When a $20M taxpayer-funded “Community Schools Grant” came to Cajon Valley, radicals in Sacramento and bureaucrats in our own district planned to use it to provide “confidential medical care” to students without parent knowledge—a scheme used elsewhere to fund clinics on campuses.

I fought back. I worked with our parent and teacher community to redirect all $20M toward a literacy initiative. This included LETRS training for teachers and the “Barton/Orton Gillingham Method,” resulting in double-digit increases in literacy rates at our elementary schools like W.D. Hall.


Protecting Our Youngest Students

Removing Radical Groups from Our Schools

Before you elected me, tax dollars were awarded without bid to radical groups like San Diego Youth Services (SDYS). They conducted behavioral health studies on pre-K through 3rd graders without informed parental consent, referring children to their own psychiatric services—a glaring conflict of interest. SDYS even advertised "medication management" and "gender affirming supplies" for transitioning children.

Children aged 4 to 9 are too young to be subjected to studies by an activist group. Even though I was the lone voice at the beginning, I am proud to report that SDYS has been “expelled” from Cajon Valley Union School District, AND the Grossmont Union High School District, after I brought my concerns to their board. These NGOs lost access to tens of thousands of minors and millions in funding directly because you elected me.

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