Wing is from Hong Kong. He attended college. He is married to his wife, with whom he has 2 daughters. 

Wing is a physician. He also worked as a clinical professor. 

Wing Ng currently serves as a member of the Wake County Board of Education in District 3. He was elected to this position in 2022 and is serving his 1st term. He also serves as a member of the North Carolina Council on Development Disabilities. 

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Wants to overhaul the funding formula to reflect current costs and increasing needs.

Wants to change the school funding formula "to reflect current costs and increasing needs."

Supports modernizing aging school facilities to ensure they are secure and comfortable for learning.

Wants to update school facilities so students have a secure and comfortable learning environment. 

- Wants to change the school funding formula "to reflect current costs and increasing needs."
- Wants to update school facilities so students have a secure and comfortable learning environment. 

School Facilities & Resources

Supports expanding career and technical education (CTE) programs to prepare students for employment.

Wants to expand career and technical education (CTE) programs to help students prepare for the workforce. 

Believes there is still work to be done to recover from pandemic-related learning loss, saying reading and math proficiency scores are improving but "still not where they should be."

Believes there is more that needs to be done for students to recover from COVID-19 learning deficits. 

Aims to enhance special transportation services for children with disabilities.

Wants a more available and reliable transportation for special education students. 

- Wants to expand career and technical education (CTE) programs to help students prepare for the workforce. 
- Believes there is more that needs to be done for students to recover from COVID-19 learning deficits. 
- Wants a more available and reliable transportation for special education students. 

Access to Education

Wants to advocate for increased teacher pay to address the rising cost of living.

Advocates for to raising teacher pay to counter rising living costs. 

Supports expanding the Future Teachers Program to encourage young people to become teachers.

Plans to expand the Future Teachers Program to encourage young people to become teachers.

Believes in recruiting professionals from outside of public education to become teachers.

Supports recruiting teachers from any education setting. 

Wants more teacher support to prevent burnout.

- Advocates for to raising teacher pay to counter rising living costs. 
- Plans to expand the Future Teachers Program to encourage young people to become teachers.
- Supports recruiting teachers from any education setting. 
- Wants more teacher support to prevent burnout.

Teachers

Believes teachers should have the freedom to design curriculum that meets state standards.

Supports a teacher's ability to design a curriculum as long as it meets state standards.

Supports parents' right to know what their children are being taught.

Supports informing parents of classroom material. 

Supports allowing parents to opt their children out of "objectionable" material.

Supports allowing parents to decide if they want their child to opt out of material they oppose. 

- Supports a teacher's ability to design a curriculum as long as it meets state standards.
- Supports informing parents of classroom material. 
- Supports allowing parents to decide if they want their child to opt out of material they oppose. 

School Curriculum

Wants to review how schools address bullying and other misconduct and ensure disciplinary procedures are clear, fair, and effective in preventing such behavior.

Believes in providing comprehensive training for School Resource Officers.

Supports providing comprehensive training for School Resource Officers.

Believes in enhancing school safety through effective security measures and annual emergency response training for school staff.

Wants to enhance school safety through security measures and annual emergency response training for school staff.

Supports creating more volunteer opportunities for parents to help in schools.

Wants to create more volunteer opportunities for parents to help in schools.

- Wants to review how schools address bullying and other misconduct and ensure disciplinary procedures are clear, fair, and effective in preventing such behavior.
- Supports providing comprehensive training for School Resource Officers.
- Wants to enhance school safety through security measures and annual emergency response training for school staff.
- Wants to create more volunteer opportunities for parents to help in schools.

Student Wellbeing

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Wing Ng

Wing Ng currently serves as a member of the Wake County Board of Education in District 3. He was elected to this position in 2022. He also serves as a member of the North Carolina Council on Development Disabilities. 

Supports access to quality education, saying "Our nationally ranked schools and innovative programs provide a solid foundation for the future."

Believes Wake County has a "great public school system" and supports access to quality education.

Believes in the need for "steady and focused leadership" to address educational challenges and prepare the next generation for the future.

Believes the pandemic has had a lasting negative impact on children's learning and social development.

Believes parents are "the best experts of their children's learning and know how to bring out the best in them."

Supports increasing fundingspecial education.

Believes special education funding needs revision, saying "funding shortfalls and staffing shortages are undermining the children’s right to a free appropriate public education."

Believes special education funding needs changes, to be achieved through increasing "funding shortfalls and staffing shortages are undermining the children’s right to a free appropriate public education."

Believes in creating the best learning environment for teachers and students.

Believes education is important and worked as a math and science tutor in college.

Believes in the importance of teaching and sharing knowledge, saying, "It is wonderful to see students’ eyes light up with excitement when they learn something new."

Opposes parental involvement in their child's education.

Supports parental involvement in their child's education, including the right to opt out of certain curriculum.

Believes education is crucial for overcoming poverty, and supports programs that identify and nurture student potential, such as gifted and talented programs.

Wants to maintain programs that "identify and nurture student potential," such as gifted and talented programs.

Aims to "strengthen support for teachers to prevent burnout."

Believes teachers and staff "work tirelessly and selflessly" to educate children.

Believes the current shortage of teachers and support staff is "threatening the quality of our children’s education."

Believes teachers can be important mentors to children while at school.

Plans to "push for a thorough assessment of the math curriculum."

Supports promoting early literacy using evidence-based methods and high-dosage tutoring programs.

Wing immigrated from Hong Kong to the United States at the age of eight and settled in Texas. He is a devoted husband and a father to two daughters. Wing is active at his church and sits on the board of a missionary organization serving in El Salvador.

Wing has been a physician in Raleigh for over 19 years. He is a regular lecturer to hospital staff and was also a clinical professor.

Wing Ng has served as the District 3 representative on the Wake County School Board since being elected in 2022. He was also appointed by the governor to serve on the North Carolina Council on Development Disabilities.

Wants to change how school funding is calculated to "reflect current costs and increasing needs."

Supports modernizing school facilities to "ensure they are secure and comfortable for learning."

- Wants to change how school funding is calculated to "reflect current costs and increasing needs."
- Supports modernizing school facilities to "ensure they are secure and comfortable for learning."

- Supports expanding career and technical education (CTE) programs to prepare students for employment.
- Believes there is still work to be done to recover from pandemic-related learning loss, saying reading and math proficiency scores are improving but "still not where they should be."
- Wants to maintain programs that "identify and nurture student potential," such as gifted and talented programs.

Wants to increase teacher pay to address the rising cost of living.

- Wants to increase teacher pay to address the rising cost of living.
- Plans to expand the Future Teachers Program to encourage young people to become teachers.
- Believes in recruiting professionals from outside of public education to become teachers.

- Believes teachers should have the freedom to design curriculum that meets state standards.
- Supports parents' right to know what their children are being taught.
- Supports allowing parents to opt their children out of "objectionable" material.

Believes in prioritizing child wellbeing.

Supports initiatives to improve parent/teacher communication and collaboration.

Supports child wellbeing and serves on the board of a missionary organization that helps children in El Salvador.

Plans to review school policies on bullying and misconduct to ensure disciplinary procedures are clearly communicated, fair, and effective in reducing future incidents.

Believes parents, teachers, and students need to feel that their school is a safe place for learning, which includes physical safety and emotional well-being.

Plans to take school board meetings on the road to make it easier for parents to voice their concerns directly.

Believes in enhancing school safety through security measures and annual emergency response training for school staff.

- Believes in providing comprehensive training for School Resource Officers.
- Believes in enhancing school safety through security measures and annual emergency response training for school staff.
- Supports creating more volunteer opportunities for parents to help in schools.
- Aims to enhance special transportation services for children with disabilities.

Wing Ng has served as the District 3 representative on the Wake County School Board. He was appointed by the governor to serve on the North Carolina Council on Development Disabilities.

Wing Ng immigrated from Hong Kong to the United States at the age of eight and settled in Texas. He is a devoted husband and a father to two daughters. Ng is active at his church and sits on the board of a missionary organization serving in El Salvador.

Wing Ng immigrated from Hong Kong to the United States at the age of eight and settled in Texas. He is a devoted husband and father to two daughters, one of whom has Down Syndrome. Ng is active at his church and sits on the board of a missionary organization serving in El Salvador.

Wing Ng has been a physician in Raleigh for over 19 years. He was also a clinical professor teaching the next generation of physicians and is a regular lecturer to hospital staff.

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- The Board of Education is charged with deciding the school budget. This means they decide how to allocate money between different services, such as teacher pay, repairing school facilities, or access to technology.
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