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The candidate's website says, "Dr. Sasha Johnson’s vision is to continue motivating our leaders of tomorrow by reminding them that education is key to soaring to new heights. Her mission is to provide openness and cultural diversity and enhance resources that support public education."

The candidate's website says, "Her mission is to provide openness... cultural diversity and enhance resources that support public education."

The candidate's website says, "To implement rules on the district level that are created with inclusion and input from the community, educators, students, parents, and administrators."

Plans to install district rules emphasizing inclusion and input from the community, educators, students, parents, and administrators. 

- The candidate's website says, "Her mission is to provide openness... cultural diversity and enhance resources that support public education."
- Plans to install district rules emphasizing inclusion and input from the community, educators, students, parents, and administrators. 

Access to Education

As of March 19, 2024, Sasha Johnson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

School Curriculum

School Facilities & Resources

The candidate's website says, "To increase resources to support children suffering from homelessness and neglect while obtaining a public education."

Wants to "...increase resources to support children suffering from homelessness and neglect while obtaining a public education."

The candidate's website says, "Her leadership was exhibited nationally and internationally during the COVID-19 pandemic... She continued to provide mental health and mentoring services for children and their parents on a digital platform in Georgia and Alabama..."

Said "she provided mental health and mentoring services for children and their parents on a digital platform in Georgia and Alabama during the COVID-19 pandemic."

- Wants to "...increase resources to support children suffering from homelessness and neglect while obtaining a public education."
- Said "she provided mental health and mentoring services for children and their parents on a digital platform in Georgia and Alabama during the COVID-19 pandemic."

Student Wellbeing

The candidate's website says, "To invest time into properly adding training and education opportunities for educators on cultural diversity, mental health, and trauma."

Wants to "...invest time into properly adding training and education opportunities for educators on cultural diversity, mental health, and trauma."

- Wants to "...invest time into properly adding training and education opportunities for educators on cultural diversity, mental health, and trauma."

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Sasha Johnson

Candidate Profile: Cynthia Starke-Jones, Paulding County Board Post 3

As of March 19, 2024, Cynthia Starke-Jones did not have a website or any information online.

Wants to decrease property taxes and attract more commercial and small businesses to Paulding County through advocacy. 

Said she plans "to address broadband internet, parks and recreations, schools, and live/work/play in Paulding."

- Wants to decrease property taxes and attract more commercial and small businesses to Paulding County through advocacy. 
- Said she plans "to address broadband internet, parks and recreations, schools, and live/work/play in Paulding."

Said during Covid-19, herself and other school board members "fed..., provided technology (laptops/internet service), and supplies (masks/hygiene/school supplies/etc.) to families."

- Said during Covid-19, herself and other school board members "fed..., provided technology (laptops/internet service), and supplies (masks/hygiene/school supplies/etc.) to families."

Cynthia Starke-Jones

- 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.