Joseph Komrosky

Strongly Agree

Absolutely. I am unapologetically pro-life and believe that every human life has inherent dignity and value, from conception until natural death. I believe our laws should recognize and protect that fundamental dignity, especially for the most vulnerable among us.

A student facing a crisis pregnancy deserves compassion, dignity, and support. A public school is an educational institution, not a medical center. Schools should help the student continue her education, provide appropriate accommodations, and connect her with qualified resources. Parents should be involved to the greatest extent permitted by law, and schools should encourage strong family communication and support.

Strongly Agree

I support government funding of public education because every child deserves access to a quality education, regardless of a family’s income or ability to afford private school or homeschool. I also believe taxpayer funding must come with fiscal and academic accountability. I support greater parental choice and believe families should have meaningful options in determining the educational environment that best serves their children.

The phrase “separation of church and state” does not appear in the Constitution. To me, the First Amendment means government cannot establish or force religion upon anyone, but it also protects the free exercise of religion and freedom of speech. Public schools should remain neutral toward religion while respecting the rights of students to express their faith and religious beliefs.

Strongly Agree

I support enforcing our nation’s immigration laws. ICE has an important role in identifying, apprehending, and removing individuals who are unlawfully present when authorized by federal law, particularly those who pose public-safety or national-security threats. At the same time, enforcement should respect constitutional rights and due process. Safe communities depend on both the rule of law and equal protection under the law.

Strongly Disagree

I do not believe public schools should use abortion or gender-affirming care providers, including Planned Parenthood (they need to be defunded), to provide instruction or services to students. Schools should focus on education and should respect the role of parents in consequential decisions involving their children.

Strongly Agree

Safe and orderly classrooms are essential for learning. When serious or repeated misconduct has no meaningful consequences, it disrupts other students and places unnecessary stress on teachers and staff. Students must be held accountable for their behavior through appropriate discipline, including suspension or expulsion when warranted. Accountability also teaches students that choices have consequences.

Strongly Agree

Students should receive a thorough education in America’s founding principles, history, Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and system of government. California law itself recognizes the importance of teaching American government, constitutional rights, citizenship, and patriotism. Students should understand both our nation’s achievements and its failures while developing an appreciation for the freedoms and responsibilities of American citizenship.

Agree

I strongly support returning greater control of education to states, local school boards, communities, and parents. Education decisions should be made as close to students and families as possible. Any restructuring or elimination of the U.S. Department of Education, however, should ensure that essential funding and protections for students, including students with disabilities, are preserved.

All instruction should be medically accurate, age-appropriate, focused on health and safety, and respectful of parents and the traditional family values of our community. Schools should provide necessary health education without unnecessarily exposing students to sexually explicit material.

1 Language Arts 2 Mathematics 3 Science 4 American History 5 Civics 6 Vocational Learning 7 Personal Finances 8 Information Technology 9 Physical Fitness 10 Foreign Language 11 Art & Music 12 Sexuality 13 Social-Emotional Learning (Questionable) No Critical Race Theory, Political Activism, or Gender Identity indoctrination!

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

I believe school choice empowers parents and creates healthy competition that can encourage public schools to improve. Families should have meaningful educational options because no single system will meet the needs of every child. Public schools should earn parents’ confidence by providing excellent academics, safe campuses, strong teachers, and responsible use of taxpayer dollars.

Strongly Disagree

I believe women and girls deserve fairness, safety, privacy, and equal opportunity. Female sports should be reserved for biological females, and intimate spaces such as bathrooms and locker rooms should protect biological sex and personal privacy. I recognize that California law currently requires public schools to follow different rules, but I strongly support protecting privacy for every student to the fullest extent permitted by law.

I am a God-fearing patriot. Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior. My faith teaches me to love God, love my family and country, defend what is right, and treat every person with dignity. I believe in traditional family values, parental rights, personal responsibility, and protecting the innocence of children. As a trustee, I will continue working to empower Temecula parents and provide every student with a good, safe, back-to-basics education. I believe schools should teach children how to think, not what to think, and I will stand against using classrooms for social or political indoctrination. I will remain faithful to my convictions while respectfully representing the families and community I was elected to serve.

Strongly Agree

Parents have the primary responsibility for the upbringing, education, health, and well-being of their children. Schools and government should respect parents as essential partners, not attempt to replace them. As a trustee, I will continue advocating for transparency, meaningful parental involvement, and policies that give parents a genuine seat at the table in decisions affecting their children.

Strongly Agree

I condemned racism and supported TVUSD’s prohibition of CRT the first night I was sworn into office. As a philosophy professor who has taught logic and ethics for over 12 years, I teach that character matters. From Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle to Dr. King, the enduring principle is that human flourishing comes through pursuing virtue and rejecting vice. We should judge each person by character, never skin color.

Strongly Agree

As a Christian, I believe marriage is a sacred, God-ordained covenant between one man and one woman. This conviction is rooted in my faith and my belief in the importance of the traditional family. I respect the dignity of every person, including those who hold different beliefs, while remaining unapologetic about my own religious convictions and values.

Strongly Agree

It breaks my heart to see children struggling with anorexia, gender dysphoria, or other serious mental-health concerns. They deserve compassion, dignity, appropriate care, and the involvement of their parents. My Christian faith teaches that every child is created in the image of God and is “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:14). Every child should know that he or she has inherent value, purpose, and is deeply loved by God.

Strongly Disagree

Literary value should not automatically exempt school library books from standards protecting children from obscene or sexually explicit material. I helped create and voted for TVUSD BP 6000, which prohibits pervasive profanity, obscenity, vulgarity, erotica, and pornography in the core curriculum, supplemental materials, and school libraries. Protecting children’s innocence while providing quality literature remains a top priority for me!

Strongly Disagree

Voting is one of our most important rights and responsibilities, and protecting the integrity of our elections is essential to maintaining public trust. I believe voters should be required to provide valid photo identification to verify their identity before casting a ballot. Reasonable safeguards can protect both ballot access and election integrity. Every eligible citizen should have the opportunity to vote, and every lawful vote should be protected.

No.

No.

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I have consistently participated in elections and have supported conservative Republican candidates. I have never voted for a Democratic candidate. I believe voting is both a fundamental right and an important civic responsibility.

Republican.

Very Conservative

I consider myself very conservative. My Christian faith and biblical values are foundational to how I approach life, public service, and the decisions I make. When considering issues, I look carefully at the facts, consider my responsibilities to the people I serve, and measure my decisions against my deeply held biblical principles. I strive to vote according to those convictions while treating those who disagree with me with dignity and respect.

Strongly Agree

As a veteran and Riverside County CCW holder, I believe properly licensed faculty who voluntarily undergo rigorous, ongoing firearms and active-shooter response training should be permitted to carry for the protection of students and staff. This should require strict qualifications, recurring training, and compliance with the law. In an active-shooter emergency, trained personnel may be in a position to respond while law enforcement is on the way.