On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, don’t forget to vote E=MC^2 (Morse-Wendt, Cleveland, & Clark)

Why This Slate?

  • Diverse expertise in education, equity, and community leadership

  • Shared commitment to student success and inclusive learning

  • Proven dedication to listening, collaboration, and transparency

Inclusive • Empowered • Future-Ready

A Unified Vision for Roseville Schools

A Unified Vision for Roseville Schools

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A Unified Vision for Roseville Schools *

Michelle Morse-Wendt

Michelle Morse-Wendt is an award-winning educator and proud parent of two Roseville students. Since 2009, she has taught upper elementary grades and was named a Top-11 Finalist for Minnesota Teacher of the Year in 2024. Michelle has earned multiple teaching honors, including TIES Exceptional Teacher and Rising Star in Economic Education. LETRS-certified, she has championed literacy initiatives and has extensive experience supporting students with ADHD, autism, anxiety, and dyslexia.

Key Priorities

  • Elevating academic excellence through high standards and innovation

  • Ensuring inclusive, culturally responsive teaching in every classroom

  • Supporting students with diverse learning needs through targeted resources

  • Advocating for student-centered policies that help every learner succeed

geida Cleveland

Geida Cleveland is a first-generation college graduate, immigrant, and mother of two neurodivergent children in Roseville Area Schools. She holds a Master’s in Public Affairs & Human Rights and currently serves as Executive Director of Wellbeing, Empowerment, and Belonging at the University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management. Geida’s leadership is grounded in her personal experience and her deep commitment to ensuring every student feels seen, supported, and valued.

Key Priorities

  • Building inclusive, equitable classrooms where all students can thrive

  • Expanding mental health and wellness supports for students and staff

  • Strengthening Special Education Services

  • Advocating for immigrant, multilingual, and LGBTQIA2S+ communities

  • Promoting transparent, community-centered decision-making

Mannix Clark

Mannix Clark is serving his first term on the Roseville Area School Board and, since 2024, has held the role of Treasurer. A first-generation college graduate, he is the proud parent of a Roseville Area High School student. Mannix has dedicated over 30 years to higher education—26 of those at the University of Minnesota—and brings both professional expertise and a deep personal investment in our schools. Known as a passionate advocate for education, he works to ensure every student has the resources and support to thrive.

Key Priorities

  • Championing Special Education services and resources

  • Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion across the district

  • Promoting financial stability and fiscal responsibility

  • Supporting students, families, and staff through transparent leadership

  • Encouraging open dialogue and community engagement on district issues