Local voices matter in Baltimore County schools — Vote early
Official Campaign Dispatch • Baltimore County District 3
Local Voices Belong at the Center of Our Schools.
Recently, my opponent posted a derogatory video targeting me alongside Elizabeth Booker Houston, a social media commentator known for viral content and strongly partisan commentary. Ms. Houston is not a Baltimore County resident and does not live in the state of Maryland.
The introduction of outside activists and social media influencers into our local school board race is highly inappropriate for Baltimore County. Such actions, often characterized by a polarizing and confrontational style, serve to create more division rather than the unity our community deserves and requires. A school board representative has a fundamental duty to avoid fostering conflict and should instead focus on bridging gaps. Our local elections should be defined by constructive dialogue and a shared commitment to our students, not by external voices that do not represent our residents. By prioritizing unity and transparent communication, we can ensure that our schools remain places of achievement and collaborative growth for every family in District 3.
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Transparency First
District 3 deserves honest dialogue, accessible decision-making, and leaders who answer directly to our local families.
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Student Achievement
Our classroom priorities must focus squarely on academic excellence, classroom safety, and resources for every student.
Maryland Early Voting Is Now Open
Every Single Vote Shapes Our Schools
Do not let outside influencers define the future of Baltimore County education. Make your plan to cast your ballot during early voting and protect community-driven leadership.
Early Voting Centers in Baltimore County School Board District 3:
Jacksonville Recreation Center at Sweet Air Park; 3605 B Sweet Air Road
Maryland State Fairgrounds - Mosner Miller Building; 2200 York Road
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