Endorsements

  • Rose Community Foundation
  • Gretchen Rydin, Colorado House of Representatives, District 38.
  • Andrea Peters, Littleton Mayor Pro-Tem and Town Council
  • Brian Ewert, Retired LPS Superintendent (2015-2023)
  • Diane Doney, Former LPS Assistant Superintendent of Business Services/CFO
  • Donna Villamor, LPS retiree

Endorsement Statements

“I am pleased to support Ballot Initiative 4A as it would provide ongoing local funding for teacher retention, academic and career-readiness programs, and school safety.”
- Representative Gretchen Rydin
House District 38 CO State Representative
”I am happy to support Ballot Initiative 4A. I personally benefited from Littleton Public Schools as a student, I now benefit from LPS as a parent, and in my full-time work as a Realtor, I see every day the tremendous value a strong school district brings to our community. Strong public schools are an important part of what makes Littleton such a special place, and investing in our schools is an investment in our students, our families, and the long-term health of our community.“
 
- Andrea Peters
Mayor Pro Tem and District 4 Representative, Littleton City Council

"As the retired Superintendent of Littleton Public Schools, I had the privilege of working alongside some of the finest teachers, staff, and administrators in Colorado and witnessing firsthand the extraordinary support this community has long provided its schools. That partnership has helped make LPS one of Colorado’s highest-performing school districts, earning the state’s highest accreditation rating, “Accredited with Distinction,” in 2026. Ballot Issue 4A would provide $10 million in ongoing local funding to help retain outstanding educators, protect classroom and career-readiness opportunities, and maintain safe and effective schools. I remain deeply grateful for the Littleton community’s long-standing commitment to its schools and students, and I fully endorse and support Ballot Issue 4A." 

- Brian Ewert

"I strongly support Measure 4A, the LPS Mill Levy Override on the November ballot. As a former LPS Chief Financial Officer and district employee for more than 20 years, I know how vital it is to invest in our schools, students, and community. LPS has consistently managed its resources responsibly, as demonstrated by its recent $10 million budget reductions. Measure 4A would provide additional funding to help address growing financial pressures on students, teachers, and classroom operations. Please help keep LPS strong by supporting highly qualified teachers, safe and secure schools, and the academic excellence our community values. Let’s ensure LPS remains one of Colorado’s premier school districts. Vote YES on 4A!"

- Donna Villamor


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