"Al Muratsuchi has shown throughout his career that he is committed to expanding opportunities for California students so that every child, no matter their background, can thrive. That’s why I’m excited to endorse Al for California Superintendent of Public Instruction. Given his background as an educator, parent, and Assembly Education Committee Chair, I know Al will be the bold, forward-thinking leader California’s schools need to meet the tremendous challenges of the future."

“Throughout his career from his time as an educator, school board member and Assemblymember, Al Muratsuchi has consistently fought to ensure that every student in California has access to the education they deserve. That’s why I’m excited to endorse Al for State Superintendent of Public Instruction because as a lifelong advocate for education, I believe Al is the right choice to lead our state’s schools into the future during this tumultuous time.”

“Al Muratsuchi is a statewide education leader in California’s ongoing work to transform local schools across California, promote student success, and provide for the well-being of every child. He has dedicated his life’s work to fighting for public education to provide equal opportunity for all. Al is my choice for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. I am proud to endorse him.”

“As a former Superintendent, I know firsthand what it takes to deliver real results for California’s public schools. That’s why I’m proud to endorse Al Muratsuchi for State Superintendent of Public Instruction, because he has the innovative vision and decades of experience to get things done, and I know he will always be a tireless fighter for California students in this challenging time.”

“California’s teachers, students, and parents need a proven advocate leading our schools, which is why I’m thrilled to endorse Al Muratsuchi for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. I know that just like he has throughout his career, Al will be a bold fighter to modernize our schools, defend critical programs for our most vulnerable students, and champion smart, responsible investments in our children's futures."

“California’s students continue to face ongoing challenges from the pandemic, growing inequities in education, and dire threats from extremists seeking to undermine public schools. But I know Al Muratsuchi is a forward-thinking leader who will tackle these challenges head-on with determination, integrity, and a clear focus on student success. That’s why I’m proud to endorse Al for State Superintendent of Public Instruction—because he has the long-standing experience, bold vision, and unwavering commitment to improving education for all students, especially those who have been historically underserved.”

“I’m excited to endorse Al Muratsuchi for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. California’s education system faces many challenges including potentially dire cuts in federal funding, but Al has both the big-picture vision as Chair of the Assembly Education Committee and on-the-ground experience as a longtime educator and school board member to achieve lasting progress for California’s schools. I know Al will be a bold fighter for our students and teachers, and I’m proud to endorse him."

"At this critical time, California’s education system needs a leader who has a deep understanding of the issues, listens to the community, and takes bold action to improve schools for every child. That’s why I’m excited to endorse Al Muratsuchi for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Al has the background and forward-thinking vision to be the bold leader our students and teachers need."

“Painters and Allied Trades across Southern California have always been able to count on Al Muratsuchi. He is a warrior for working families and we know he will be a fighter for every California student as our next Superintendent of Public Instruction, just as he has proven to be as Chair of the Assembly Education Committee. That’s why the IUPAT District Council 36 is proud to endorse Al Muratsuchi. He is the best person to lead California’s schools in the years ahead.”