Alina Moiseyev – Working Mom, Realtor, and Community Leader
I’m a working mom, realtor, and community volunteer deeply rooted in faith. I lead in women’s ministry, volunteer to strengthen marriages, and actively serve my community. My experience as a parent and community leader gives me the insight, compassion, and practical knowledge to fight for our children, teachers, and families.
I am blessed with a beautiful, loving family and a supportive husband who inspires me every day. Together, we are raising seven incredible children—each smart, talented, and full of curiosity. Our home is filled with faith, laughter, and gratitude, and I cherish the joy of guiding my children as they grow into kind, intelligent, and thoughtful individuals.
I lead and serve in marriage-focused ministry, including volunteering with Weekend to Remember, helping couples strengthen their relationships. Family and faith are at the heart of everything I do, and I believe nurturing strong marriages is the foundation for raising healthy, happy children and building vibrant communities.
"THIS IS BIGGER THAN POLITICS. IT'S ABOUT OUR CHILDREN."
1. Protecting Student Privacy & Restoring Common-Sense Policies
Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, and protected at school. As a mother, this is not political for me — it’s personal.
I support clear, common-sense policies that protect student privacy in bathrooms and locker rooms while ensuring our classrooms remain focused on education — not confusion or distraction.
Our schools should be places where children can learn, grow, and feel secure. Safety is not optional. It is foundational.
2. Balanced Technology & Real-World Learning
Technology should support learning — not replace childhood.
I advocate for policies that reduce unnecessary screen time and encourage more face-to-face interaction, hands-on learning, and outdoor engagement. Research continues to show that excessive screen exposure impacts attention, social development, and mental health.
Our children need connection, creativity, and critical thinking — not constant digital dependence. Let’s bring balance back into the classroom.
Parents know their children best, and teachers spend countless hours guiding and educating them each day. When parents and teachers work together, sharing insight and experience, students receive the support they need to succeed.
I believe in open communication, mutual respect, and true partnership — because when families and educators unite, children thrive.
"FOR OUR CHILDREN, FOR OUR FUTURE, FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS."
"NOT JUST A CANDIDATE. A MAMA WHO CARES."