My Bio
I am running for Gadsden County School Board, District 2 because I believe our children deserve more than promises. They deserve leadership that is focused on results. For me, this is about fiscal accountability, transparency, and making sure our students remain at the center of every decision. When taxpayers entrust the School Board with public dollars, we have a responsibility to know where those dollars are going and whether they are producing results for our children. I will read the audits, study the budget, ask questions publicly, and hold leadership accountable. I am not running to micromanage our schools. I am running to govern. I want to work with my fellow Board members, the superintendent, educators, parents, and the community while still having the courage to ask difficult questions when something is not working. Our children cannot afford for us to become comfortable with poor outcomes. I know what education did for my life. Now I want to help make sure every child in Gadsden County has the opportunity to write their own success story. I won the August 2026 primary and now face Rodney Moore in the November 3 general election. With 11 weeks remaining, I am focused on knocking doors, reaching every voter in District 2, and turning out the 920 votes needed to win. That is why I am running. It Takes a Village.
My Key Issues
Investing in Public Education
Fight to make sure classrooms have the resources they need, teachers receive meaningful support, struggling students receive intervention, and young people have access to academic, vocational, technical, and career opportunities. A diploma should represent preparation for life.
Transparency and Accountability
Public business should be conducted in the public eye. Parents and taxpayers deserve clear answers about academic performance, spending, contracts, policies, and decisions being made on behalf of their children. Ask questions, examine the data, read the audits, and expect measurable results.
Efficient Government Spending
Every dollar matters. Fiscal responsibility means making sure the money spent is connected to a purpose and produces value for students and taxpayers. More resources should reach classrooms and fewer dollars should be lost through inefficiency.
Student Safety
Before children can learn, they must feel safe. Fight for strong safety policies, safe transportation, appropriate parent notification, accountability when incidents occur, and school environments where teachers can teach and students can concentrate on learning.
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