Discover the journey of Jennifer Wortz, a dedicated advocate for families, education, and agriculture in Michigan.
A Lifelong Commitent to Michigan
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Jennifer Wortz's story is deeply intertwined with Michigan. She grew up in Hillsdale County, the daughter of Gary and Bonnie Leininger. In 2000 she married Nathan Wortz and graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in agriculture. She and Nate have lived in Branch County the past twenty years and have raised four children.
Jennifer served as a high school Agriscience teacher, homeschool educator, and is a partner in a family-owned agricultural business. Her involvement in community service and her role as the Branch County Conservation District Manager reflect her dedication to sustainable farming and environmental stewardship.
Jennifer's extensive experience in education, agriculture, and community involvement positions her as a knowledgeable and passionate advocate for Michigan's rural communities and families.
Jennifer Wortz: Rooted in Community, Driven by Service
Foundational Values & Future Vision
Jennifer's values are deeply rooted in family, education, and community service. She believes in the power of strong families, quality education, and vibrant communities to drive Michigan forward.
Core Values: Family, Education, and Community
Jennifer envisions a Michigan where constitutional freedoms are upheld, rural communities are supported, and educational choices are expanded. Her goal is to create a future where families and small businesses can flourish.
Vision for a Thriving Michigan
Proven Leadership and Dedicated Service
Jennifer Wortz stands out as a dedicated servant leader with a diverse background in public service, education, and agriculture. Her qualifications include:
* Branch Campaign Manager for State Representative Andrew Fink, where she honed her skills in event coordination and public relations.
* Partner at Central Grace Farms LLC, showcasing her skills in community and agricultural education.
* Branch County Conservation Disctrict Manager, promoting conservation practices throughout the community.
* Classical Conversations Director, where she provided comprehensive instruction and classical education to homeschooled students.
* High School Agriscience Teacher at Camden Frontier School, where she instructed in agriscience and served as the FFA Advisor, emphasizing her dedication to agricultural and youth mentorship.
Jennifer's active community service includes long-standing memberships with Farm Bureau, FFA, Right To Life, Branch County Republicans, Beginnings Care for Life Center, and her church.