Michigan State Board of Education

Voters will elect two members of the State Board of Education this November, and we recommend Democratic candidates Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley as the most progressive candidates in this race.

Judith Pritchett is an incumbent Secretary of the State Board of Education who is seeking re-election. She has over 25 years of experience as an educator and administrator across Macomb County and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from Oakland University. Over her career she served as a High School Social Studies teacher, High School Principal, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, and Superintendent of Schools, before retiring in 2017 from her role as Chief Academic Officer for the Macomb Intermediate School District. She remains active in shaping educational policy and advocating for equitable opportunities for students statewide.

Pritchett and Tilley have been endorsed by the following progressive partner organizations: American Federation of Teachers - Michigan, Michigan Education Association, Michigan AFL-CIO.

Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley are the most progressive choices in this race

Voters will elect two members of the State Board of Education this November, and we recommend Democratic candidates Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley as the most progressive candidates in this race.

Judith Pritchett is an incumbent Secretary of the State Board of Education who is seeking re-election. She has over 25 years of experience as an educator and administrator across Macomb County and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from Oakland University. Over her career she served as a High School Social Studies teacher, High School Principal, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, and Superintendent of Schools, before retiring in 2017 from her role as Chief Academic Officer for the Macomb Intermediate School District. She remains active in shaping educational policy and advocating for equitable opportunities for students statewide.

Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley are the most progressive choices in this race

Voters will elect two members of the State Board of Education this November, and we recommend Democratic candidates Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley as the most progressive candidates in this race.

Judith Pritchett is an incumbent Secretary of the State Board of Education who is seeking re-election. She has over 25 years of experience as an educator and administrator across Macomb County and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from Oakland University. Over her career she served as a High School Social Studies teacher, High School Principal, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, and Superintendent of Schools, before retiring in 2017 from her role as Chief Academic Officer for the Macomb Intermediate School District. She remains active in shaping educational policy and advocating for equitable opportunities for students statewide.

Tiffany Tilley is the incumbent Co-Vice President of the State Board of Education and is seeking re-election in that position. She is a native Detroiter with a career spanning education, real estate development, community and economic development, municipal government, and nonprofit leadership. Tilley holds a dual Bachelor's degree in Organizational Leadership and Communications from Rochester College and an MBA in International Business from the University of Detroit Mercy. She has advocated for equitable funding, CTE programs, early childhood education, closing the achievement gap, mental health support, and foster youth in her position on the board, and is a recognized state and national education leader.

Pritchett and Tilley have been endorsed by the following progressive partner organizations: American Federation of Teachers - Michigan, Michigan Education Association, Michigan AFL-CIO.

The two Republican candidates in this race are Terence Collins and Bree Moeggenberg. Collins is a senior financial analyst and Moeggenberg has worked as a licensed childcare provider and small business owner.

Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley are the most progressive choices in this race

Voters will elect two members of the State Board of Education this November, and we recommend Democratic candidates Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley as the most progressive candidates in this race.

Judith Pritchett is an incumbent Secretary of the State Board of Education who is seeking re-election. She has over 25 years of experience as an educator and administrator across Macomb County and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from Oakland University. Over her career she served as a High School Social Studies teacher, High School Principal, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, and Superintendent of Schools, before retiring in 2017 from her role as Chief Academic Officer for the Macomb Intermediate School District. She remains active in shaping educational policy and advocating for equitable opportunities for students statewide.

Tiffany Tilley is the incumbent Co-Vice President of the State Board of Education and is seeking re-election in that position. She is a native Detroiter with a career spanning education, real estate development, community and economic development, municipal government, and nonprofit leadership. Tilley holds a dual Bachelor's degree in Organizational Leadership and Communications from Rochester College and an MBA in International Business from the University of Detroit Mercy. She has advocated for equitable funding, CTE programs, early childhood education, closing the achievement gap, mental health support, and foster youth in her position on the board, and is a recognized state and national education leader.

Pritchett and Tilley have been endorsed by the following progressive partner organizations: American Federation of Teachers - Michigan, Michigan Education Association, Michigan AFL-CIO.

The two Republican candidates in this race are Terence Collins and Bree Moeggenberg. Collins is a senior financial analyst and Moeggenberg has worked as a licensed childcare provider and small business owner.

Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley are the most progressive choices in this race

Voters will elect two members of the State Board of Education this November, and we recommend Democratic candidates Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley as the most progressive candidates in this race.

Judith Pritchett is an incumbent Secretary of the State Board of Education who is seeking re-election. She has over 25 years of experience as an educator and administrator across Macomb County and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from Oakland University. Over her career she served as a High School Social Studies teacher, High School Principal, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, and Superintendent of Schools, before retiring in 2017 from her role as Chief Academic Officer for the Macomb Intermediate School District. She remains active in shaping educational policy and advocating for equitable opportunities for students statewide.

Tiffany Tilley is the incumbent Co-Vice President of the State Board of Education and is seeking re-election in that position. She is a native Detroiter with a career spanning education, real estate development, community and economic development, municipal government, and nonprofit leadership. Tilley holds a dual Bachelor's degree in Organizational Leadership and Communications from Rochester College and an MBA in International Business from the University of Detroit Mercy. She has advocated for equitable funding, CTE programs, early childhood education, closing the achievement gap, mental health support, and foster youth in her position on the board, and is a recognized state and national education leader.

Pritchett and Tilley have been endorsed by the following progressive partner organizations: American Federation of Teachers - Michigan, Michigan Education Association, Michigan AFL-CIO.

The two Republican candidates in this race are Terence Collins and Bree Moeggenberg. Collins is a senior financial analyst and Moeggenberg has worked as a licensed childcare provider and small business owner.

Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley are the most progressive choices in this race

The committee urged the reelection of incumbent Democratic members Tiffany Tilley and Judith Pritchett, while also endorsing Arab American candidate Wissam Charafeddine, who is running as a Green Party candidate.

Voters will elect two members of the State Board of Education this November, and we recommend Democratic candidates Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley as the most progressive candidates in this race.

Judith Pritchett is an incumbent Secretary of the State Board of Education who is seeking re-election. She has over 25 years of experience as an educator and administrator across Macomb County and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from Oakland University. Over her career she served as a High School Social Studies teacher, High School Principal, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, and Superintendent of Schools, before retiring in 2017 from her role as Chief Academic Officer for the Macomb Intermediate School District. She remains active in shaping educational policy and advocating for equitable opportunities for students statewide.

Tiffany Tilley is the incumbent Co-Vice President of the State Board of Education and is seeking re-election in that position. She is a native Detroiter with a career spanning education, real estate development, community and economic development, municipal government, and nonprofit leadership. Tilley holds a dual Bachelor's degree in Organizational Leadership and Communications from Rochester College and an MBA in International Business from the University of Detroit Mercy. She has advocated for equitable funding, CTE programs, early childhood education, closing the achievement gap, mental health support, and foster youth in her position on the board, and is a recognized state and national education leader.

Pritchett and Tilley have been endorsed by the following progressive partner organizations: American Federation of Teachers - Michigan, Michigan Education Association, Michigan AFL-CIO.

The two Republican candidates in this race are Terence Collins and Bree Moeggenberg. Collins is a senior financial analyst and Moeggenberg has worked as a licensed childcare provider and small business owner.

Judith Pritchett and Tiffany Tilley are the most progressive choices in this race

Terence Collins is a conservative Republican candidate for the Michigan State Board of Education. He is committed to improving academic standards, protecting parental rights, and ensuring Michigan students receive a quality education free from political agendas.

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