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Jersey City Board of Education Member

Unofficial result: Won — Danielle Walker (Nonpartisan), Jessica Taube (Nonpartisan), Chloe Williams (Nonpartisan)

Source: results.enr.clarityelections.com

Jersey City School District, New Jersey
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

Alpa Patel is a Jersey City Board of Education trustee with degrees in pharmaceutical sciences and business administration.

Nonpartisan

Chloe Williams is a Jersey City Public Schools graduate with more than a decade of experience leading youth development, workforce readiness, and academic enrichment programs.

Nonpartisan

Danielle Walker is a lifelong Jersey City resident and former Jersey City Public Schools paraprofessional with experience in housing counseling and community development administration.

Records: Public Education Quality 2 for

Nonpartisan · Incumbent

Dejon Morris is vice-president of the Jersey City Board of Education and a Jersey City police detective.

Nonpartisan

Fernando Garcia founded the Human Capital Management Group, teaches as an adjunct professor, and served on Mayor James Solomon's Housing and Economic Development transition committee.

Nonpartisan · Incumbent

George Blount is a Jersey City Board of Education trustee, educator, and president and owner of the National Career Institute.

Nonpartisan

Jessica Taube is a licensed social worker with 16 years of experience in public schools and is a parent of two Jersey City Public Schools students.

Records: Public Education Quality 2 for

Nonpartisan

Julietta Vogt works for the Hudson County Improvement Authority and previously served on the volunteer Hudson County Schools of Technology board.

Nonpartisan

Videsh Bahadur co-founded and served as director of New Jersey City University's Center for Workforce and Community Development.

Sources: hudsoncountyclerk.org · hudsoncountyview.com