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Baltimore City Public Schools Board of Education At Large

Unofficial result: Won — Ashley Ash Esposito (Nonpartisan), Domonique A. Flowers (Nonpartisan)

Source: elections.maryland.gov

Baltimore City Public Schools, Maryland
My vote power: Above average

What does this office do?

  • Deciding how school district money is spent
  • Picking the superintendent
  • Choosing curriculum, within state rules

Affects: Government Efficiency, Government Spending Reduction, Public Safety and Crime Control,

Candidates:

Nonpartisan · Incumbent

Ashley Esposito is a commissioner on the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners. She has a professional background in information technology and communications and has served as chair of the board's Policy Committee.

Nonpartisan

Domonique A. Flowers is an attorney with experience representing Baltimore City Schools students in IEP and 504 meetings. His campaign biography identifies him as vice chair of the school system's Ethics Panel and a member of the Baltimore City Public Safety Advisory Commission.

Nonpartisan

Jamar Day is a former teacher and dean with experience in community organizing and education advocacy. His campaign biography describes work supporting students and educators in Baltimore.

Records: Public Education Quality 2 for, Government Efficiency 1 for, Government Spending Reduction 1 against

Nonpartisan · Incumbent

Kwame Jamal Kenyatta-Bey is a commissioner on the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners. He is a former Baltimore City Public Schools student and educator with experience in theater production and direction.

Sources: elections.maryland.gov2 · baltimorecityschools.org