GMW,  We as voters often do not know our elected school board member’s name or responsibilities, and turnout in local school board elections is usually very low. On my May 1, 2018 we are going to change that by being informed and voting with knowledge for the sake of our children and teachers.
Your school board is your community’s education watchdog, ensuring that taxpayers get the most for their tax dollars.
- Public education is a $423 billion business.
- School boards have taxing authority.
- Direct oversight—and responsibility—should not be given to politicians whose first priority is something other than education.
- if those schools are not producing, it’s our rights and responsibilities to select new board members who will see to it that our students and our schools succeed.
The Norfolk School Board has five (5) seats up for election, with 12 excellent candidates running. In order for us to do our part in making sure we put the right candidate in those seats we need to really know who they are.
Those seats are in ward 1 thru 4, and today we will meet the 2 candidates in Ward One (1).Â
@NicoleBCarry
And, three  candidates in Ward Two (2).
Our children can no longer afford for us to do business as usual. We have to change the rules, by putting people at the tables to address our issues, and we must hold them accountable. In order to accomplish this we have to be engaged, starting with being at the polls, May 1, 2018. Using the power of our vote.
