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1. www.chalkbeat.org › detroit › 2024/07/24Here are the 22 people running for the Detroit school board

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   Jul 24, 2024 · The 22 candidates who filed to run by the 4 p.m. deadline include two former school board members, a handful of people who have run before, and a couple of teachers who have been frequent...

2. www.chalkbeat.org › detroit › 2024/09/30Meet the candidates running for the Detroit school board

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   Sep 30, 2024 · Chalkbeat Detroit's voter guide includes bios and responses to questions from candidates running for three seats on the Detroit Public Schools Community District board.

   • Author: Lori Higgins

3. www.chalkbeat.org › detroit › 2024/11/01Here’s what DPSCD candidates would prioritize if elected

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   1 day ago · Here are some of the candidates for the Detroit school board. From left to right, starting at the top row, Christopher Blair Johnson, Tabrian Chas Joe, Toson Knight, Aliya Moore and Eugene Lewis.

4. www.bridgedetroit.com › heres-who-is-running-for-4Here’s who is running for 4 Detroit school board seats in ...

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   Jul 27, 2022 · Two former board presidents, a few former educators, several incumbents, parents and a recent graduate are among the 17 candidates running for four open seats on the Detroit school board in what could be a consequential election for the city school district.

5. www.deadlinedetroit.com › articles › 28207Detroit City Council candidate guide: Five vie for two at ...

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   The departing councilmembers are Council President Brenda Jones, who holds one of two at-large seats; Raquel Castañeda-López, of District 6; and Andre Spivey, of District 4.

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6. www.bridgedetroit.com › election-results-heres-whoElection results: Here’s who won seats in the Detroit school ...

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   Nov 9, 2022 · A political newcomer, a former school board president, and two incumbents won seats on the Detroit school board Tuesday. Latrice McClendon, Iris Taylor, Corletta Vaughn, and Angelique Peterson-Mayberry had the most votes with 100% of the ballots counted, according to unofficial results being reported by the Detroit City Clerk’s office.

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   Who are the Detroit school board candidates?

   • The following are the Detroit school board candidates: Iris Taylor, a former board president who was unseated in 2020 when she ran for re-election, and Ida Short, another former board member. Candidates had until 4 p.m. July 26 to file to run. Here is the full list of school board candidates provided by the Detroit clerk’s office.

   Here’s who is running for 4 Detroit school board seats in November

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   Who is the current Detroit school board president?

   • Peterson-Mayberry, the current school board president and DEI manufacturing strategist at Ford Motor Company, was elected in 2016. Vaughn, a bishop and leader of the Holy Ghost Cathedral Church in Detroit, has served on the board since 2018. Eighteen candidates were vying for four open seats on the board that oversees the DPSCD.

   Election results: Here’s who won seats in the Detroit school board

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   Who won Detroit school board seats?

   • A political newcomer, a former school board president, and two incumbents won seats on the Detroit school board Tuesday. Latrice McClendon, Iris Taylor, Corletta Vaughn, and Angelique Peterson-Mayberry had the most votes with 100% of the ballots counted, according to unofficial results being reported by the Detroit City Clerk’s office.

   Election results: Here’s who won seats in the Detroit school board

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   How many people are running for the Detroit Public Schools Community District Board?

   • Twenty-five people have filed to run for three seats on the Detroit Public Schools Community District board of education. The board will gain two new members after the November election. (Anthony Lanzilote for Chalkbeat)

   Here are the 22 people running for the Detroit school board - Chalkbeat

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   Why are two dozen people running for Detroit school board seats?

   • Nearly two dozen people are running for three seats on the Detroit school board during a pivotal time for the school district. The Detroit Public Schools Community District is struggling with high rates of chronic absenteeism among students, low academic achievement, enrollment declines, and issues of climate and culture within school buildings.

   Meet the candidates running for the Detroit school board

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   What does the Detroit Public Schools Community District Board do?

   • The Detroit Public Schools Community District Board, which consists of seven members, oversees and sets policy for the Detroit Public Schools Community District, educating nearly 49,000 students.

   Here’s who is running for 4 Detroit school board seats in November

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8. www.bridgedetroit.com › newly-elected-detroitNewly elected Detroit school board members share top priorities

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   Nov 10, 2022 · Latrice McClendon, a political newcomer, was the top vote-getter. She was followed by Iris Taylor, a former board president, and incumbents Corletta Vaughn and Angelique Peterson-Mayberry, according to unofficial results from the Detroit City Clerk’s office.