Souderton Area for Responsible Leadership’s 2025 list of endorsed candidates. (From L to R: Rosemary Buetikofer, Corinne DeGeiso, Andrew Souchet, Alexandra Wisser) (Credit: Souderton Area for Responsible Leadership)
Each candidate is a resident of the district as well as a parent of either current or former district students
Souderton Area for Responsible Leadership (SAFRL), a political action committee (PAC), has introduced its 2025 slate of endorsed candidates for school board.
The four candidates are Rosemary Buetikofer, Corinne DeGeiso, Andrew Souchet, and Alexandra Wisser. Each candidate is a resident of the district as well as a parent of either current or former district students.
“The SAFRL candidates bring balanced perspectives, diverse experiences, and reasonable solutions for tangible results. Including three Democrats and one Independent, the group is dedicated to addressing growing community concerns by engaging in open conversations with taxpayers — fostering dialogue, not edicts. Believing that Souderton deserves better rather than more of the same, they emphasize that meaningful change starts with all of us.”
The release included brief candidate biographies:
“Rosemary Buetikofer brings a lifelong dedication to public education, both as a teacher and a parent, as well as extensive community involvement. During her time as a teacher, Rosemary was active in district committees, was a Curriculum chair, and served as a teacher-mentor.
“Corinne DeGeiso has an extensive background in leadership and advocacy, owed to various roles in the pharmaceutical industry. She is also the former Chairperson of SAFRL and currently serving on the SASD Comprehensive Planning Committee as a parent representative.
“Andrew Souchet, PhD, is deeply committed to strengthening public education for students in grades K-12 and brings a unique perspective both as a US military veteran and from his professional experiences in marketing, sales, and education.
“Alexandra Wisser, in her work as a community organizer, has gained extensive expertise in collaborating with local government, nonprofit organizations, and community stakeholders. She is passionate about nurturing lifelong learning in our community.”
Additional candidate biographical details can be found on the SAFRL website.
Find the group at https://soudertonafrl.com/, https://www.facebook.com/Soudertonforresponsibleleaders, https://www.instagram.com/soudertonresponsibleleadership/ and https://www.youtube.com/soudertonafrl.
