PRIORITY 01
Strong Academic Foundations
Every student deserves a strong academic foundation. Students need to master essential skills in reading, writing, mathematics, and other core subjects while continuing to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and study skills. We should support students who are falling behind, challenge students who are ready for more, and make sure every student has the opportunity to reach their full academic potential.
PRIORITY 02
Preparing Students for Their Future
Education should prepare students for more than graduation. Students should leave L’Anse Creuse prepared for the path that comes next — whether that means college, skilled trades, the military, or a career. We should help students develop the knowledge, confidence, work ethic, and practical skills they need to succeed.
PRIORITY 03
Strong Schools, Strong Community
We should listen to teachers, parents, and students and encourage open communication, use taxpayer resources responsibly, and make decisions based on what is best for students and the long-term strength of the district.
Meet Andrea Marble!
Andrea Marble is a longtime Macomb Township and L’Anse Creuse community resident, educator, and small-business owner who has devoted more than two decades to helping students learn and grow. She spent more than a decade teaching middle school before bringing that experience to Mathnasium. Andrea began at Mathnasium as an instructor in 2013, advanced into leadership, and later became an owner. Today, she owns and operates Mathnasium of Shelby Macomb, where students receive individualized instruction designed to strengthen skills and build confidence.
Andrea is running for the L’Anse Creuse School Board because she believes every student deserves a strong academic foundation and meaningful preparation for what comes next — whether that path leads to college, skilled trades, military service, or a career. She will listen to teachers, parents, and students, support open communication, and keep decisions focused on students, responsible stewardship of taxpayer resources, and the long-term strength of the district. Andrea and her husband are proud to have called the L’Anse Creuse community home for 24 years.
