Lindsey is a resident of Forsyth County and has 4 children. She volunteers with Mentor Me of North Georgia, Mentoring Forsyth County Schools, and Browns Bridge Church. 

Lindsey is a former teacher and a small business owner. 

Lindsey Adams is currently a Board of Education Member for District 2. 

As of March 23, 2024, Lindsey Adams’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Access to Education

Candidate website

The candidate's website says, "Supporting policies and procedures for resource adoptions and book challenges, including the implementation of a parental email notification system for student book selections"

Supports policies for resource adoptions and book challenges, including the implementation of a parental email notification system for student book selections.

- Supports policies for resource adoptions and book challenges, including the implementation of a parental email notification system for student book selections.

School Curriculum

School Facilities & Resources

Supports the partnership between Forsyth County Schools and the Sheriff's Office, providing comprehensive safety measures, educational involvement, and traditional law enforcement to safeguard over 54,000 individuals across 43 campuses.

Supports the partnership between Forsyth County Schools and the Sheriff's Office, providing comprehensive safety measures, educational involvement, and traditional law enforcement.

Supports collaborative efforts between the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office and schools to offer P3 Campus Reporting, enabling community members to anonymously report school-related non-urgent illegal activities for enhanced student safety and wellbeing.

- Supports the partnership between Forsyth County Schools and the Sheriff's Office, providing comprehensive safety measures, educational involvement, and traditional law enforcement.
- Supports collaborative efforts between the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office and schools to offer P3 Campus Reporting, enabling community members to anonymously report school-related non-urgent illegal activities for enhanced student safety and wellbeing.

Student Wellbeing

The candidate's website says, "Approving annual teacher and staff pay raises and retention bonuses; adjusting transportation, food and nutrition, custodial and secretarial minimum pay above $15 per hour; and increasing pay for school nurses and substitutes"

Supports approving annual teacher and staff pay raises and retention bonuses; adjusting transportation, food and nutrition, custodial and secretarial minimum pay above $15 per hour; and increasing pay for school nurses and substitutes. 

- Supports approving annual teacher and staff pay raises and retention bonuses; adjusting transportation, food and nutrition, custodial and secretarial minimum pay above $15 per hour; and increasing pay for school nurses and substitutes. 

Teachers

Lindsey Adams

Trisha resides in Forsyth County with her husband and two children. She has also fostered seven children through FaithBridge Foster Care.

Trisha works as a realtor and has previously worked as a teacher in Forsyth County Schools.

As of May 15, 2024, Trisha Hoyes’s website did not contain information on this issue.

The candidate's website says, "Data shows our metrics post-COVID have dipped. Trisha will advocate for academic rigor, filling the gaps, and ensuring our teachers are equipped to capture students before they fall behind."

Plans to advocate for "academic rigor, filling the gaps, and ensuring our teachers are equipped to capture students before they fall behind" in the post-COVID era.

- Plans to advocate for "academic rigor, filling the gaps, and ensuring our teachers are equipped to capture students before they fall behind" in the post-COVID era.

The candidate's website says, "Whether it’s textbooks pushing dangerous ideology or inappropriate discussions, Trisha will fight to keep politics out of our schools."

Said, "Whether it’s textbooks pushing dangerous ideology or inappropriate discussions, Trisha will fight to keep politics out of our schools."

The candidate's website says, "Trisha is committed to ensuring that our parents know what their children are learning in the classroom and what issues the school system is facing."

Supports transparency with parents on students' curriculum.

- Said, "Whether it’s textbooks pushing dangerous ideology or inappropriate discussions, Trisha will fight to keep politics out of our schools."
- Supports transparency with parents on students' curriculum.

The candidate's website says, "Student enrollment is increasing at a rapid rate. Trisha will work to ensure that our schools have a proactive approach in place to accommodate and meet the needs of our students."

Plans to work on accommodating the increase in student enrollment and meet students' needs.

Supports fiscal responsibility with tax dollars.

- Plans to work on accommodating the increase in student enrollment and meet students' needs.
- Supports fiscal responsibility with tax dollars.

The candidate's website says, "School safety is vital. Trisha will push for all schools to have the same safety measures in place and continue to strengthen relationships with SROs and the sheriff’s office."

Wants to work with School Resource Officers and the sheriff's office to implement safety measures in schools.

- Wants to work with School Resource Officers and the sheriff's office to implement safety measures in schools.

Said, "I will fight passionately to ensure... our teachers are equipped to teach - not forced to indoctrinate.”

- Said, "I will fight passionately to ensure... our teachers are equipped to teach - not forced to indoctrinate.”

Trisha Hoyes

- The Board of Education runs the public school system. The Board of Education is entirely independent from the rest of the county government.
- Board of Education members work together to make school policy, set the budget, and appoint the superintendent to run the schools day to day.
- Board of Education members are elected to four-year terms in nonpartisan elections.