Andrew Server

Andrew Server graduated from Chaparral High School. He earned a bachelor's degree and additional certification from the University of Wyoming in 2016 and 2018, respectively. His career experience includes working as a high school teacher.[1]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

Andrew is a dedicated Wyomingite, committed teacher at a local high school, devout Christian, proud husband and father of three. In addition to his role as teacher, he works as a roadway construction inspector and does some materials technician work during the summer. Andrew grew up in Parker, CO, but attended the University of Wyoming where he quickly came to appreciate and value the state's culture, tradition, history, and people. He considers himself to be a Wyoming convert. After earning his degree in political science, Andrew worked out of state for a year, but returned to the University of Wyoming where he earned a degree in secondary education to teach social studies content. While the teaching job market took him and his wife out of state for a few years, they moved their family to Cheyenne in 2023. Every chance he has gotten, Andrew has come home to Wyoming. As a teacher, Andrew strives to instruct his students with valuable skills, knowledge, and an appreciation of learning. He understands many of the nuances of education issues and policies. As a roadwork inspector, Andrew brings his focused work ethic to help with successful projects. As a husband and father, Andrew knows the value of parents, family life, and bringing up children in a positive and righteous community.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Wyoming is great because Wyoming is free. The freedom of individuals to pursue their livelihoods unfettered by an overbearing government is one of the hallmark features that makes Wyoming so great. These freedoms can come in the form of school choice, ability to conduct business with informed customers without interference, security in property, and lean and responsibly appropriated taxes.The business of Wyoming is business and we should ensure that we keep this state the most business and enterprise friendly states in the country. Wyoming is open for business. However, we cannot forsake Mainstreet for potentially reckless benefit of Wall Street or Silicon Valley as data centers vie to benefit from what we have to offer. We should be pro-business, accepting of newcomer and homegrown enterprises and industries, and ensure that local codes are clarified and there are understandings held with businesses to protect residents from such situations as water overuse, waste contamination, and eminent domain concerns.Wyoming can be a flagship state for school choice and effective education excellence. Firstly, parents should be the ultimate decision makers when it comes to the education of their children. That means that charter, private, and home school options should be empowered and protected. That does not mean that public schools should be neglected. A robust public option that uses knowledge based curriculum, avoids ideological quagmires like restorative justice, and values teacher excellence will support student education all the same. Where applicable, the state should also study the impacts of and potentially set limits on screen use in classroom settings.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Andrew is passionate about education and transportation policy, having experience in both fields. He also is interested in policy that reduces the scope of government, supports innovation and production in our staple industries, and empowers Wyoming residents to pursue those rights in the Declaration of Independence of life, liberty and the pursuit of property/happiness.

What organizations or individuals have endorsed your campaign?

Wyoming Right to Life