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Nichelle Davis

DEMOCRAT

Nichelle Davis is running for Cobb County Board of Education Member, District 6.

Personal background

Nichelle is from Miami, Florida. She has lived in Cobb County for six years. She has bachelor's degrees in sociology and criminology from the University of Florida.

Professional background

Nichelle is currently the manager of operations for Achieve Atlanta, an education nonprofit focused on serving the students of Atlanta Public Schools. She founded ImpactED Solutions, LLC., which is a tutoring company for K-12 students. She used to work as a middle school math teacher.

Political background

Nichelle Davis's campaign for Cobb County board of education is her first entry into politics.

Teacher Recruitment

As of July 5, 2022, Nichelle Davis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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School Curriculum

Wants to approach literary education through data and research, as well as teacher perspective.

Supports phonemic awareness, phonic decoding, and repetition in reading controlled text to teach reading skills, and wants to align all curriculum with the Science of Reading.

Strongly opposes state bills brought forward about Critical Race Theory, and said "[s]tudents need to understand that diversity of thought and conversation are a part of life and will need to be had for growth and heightened awareness of the self and the collective to be reached."

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College & Career Readiness

As of July 5, 2022, Nichelle Davis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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COVID

Wants to use "a data-driven holistic" approach to address learning loss from the pandemic, including analyzing the reading gap, the math gap, and the socio-emotional learning gap.

Believes that the district should have worked with more experts and stakeholders to make decisions to address the pandemic, and should have better communicated with families.

Believes that the district should have used a phased-in approach to returned to schools, mandated masks and social distancing, and provided more resources to sanitize spaces.

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