The future of Maine depends on its ability to provide a quality education to every student in the state at all levels. We are a group of active and retired educators, parents and former students who believe Diane Denk is an excellent choice to represent Maine’s House District 9 (Kennebunkport and parts of Kennebunk and Biddeford). Our advocacy is strictly our own and does not represent that of any university, school or school district.

For 15 years, Diane has worked in Regional School Unit 21 as a special education teacher, tutor and ed tech. She has helped students with every subject from basic reading to trigonometry, grades kindergarten through 12. We have always appreciated her 100 percent commitment to her students.

In addition to teaching inside the schools, she also teaches children with serious health impairment or special requirements outside the classroom, and she volunteers to help students with special needs during finals week.  

Diane’s would be a welcomed voice in Augusta, and would bring not only the perspective of a committed educator, but also that of a former businesswoman with 25 years in the private sector. Her honesty, integrity and work ethic would benefit all Mainers.  

We highly recommend Diane for state representative, and encourage you to vote for her on Nov. 4.

Roger Hansen, Leona Blatt, Dr. Edward Bilsky, Jill Bilsky, Carol Bousquet, John Burns, Jane Hecker-Cain, Dr. Amy Davidoff, Lydia Davis, Mary Kimball, Linda and Ian McLellan, Rebecca Moy, Judith Pitchforth, Drs. Robert and Mary Rice, Moira and John Whalen, Andrew Young, and Miriam, Jonathan and Jesse Whitehouse, Kennebunk