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Tommie L. Jefferson
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Tommie L. Jefferson is running for Henrico School Board Member, Fairfield District.
Personal background
Tommie Jefferson is from Northside Richmond. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Management from the University of Maryland Global Campus. He is a distinguished veteran who served in the US Army for eight years. He is a father of two children and lives in Richmond.
Professional background
Tommie Jefferson is a business owner. He works at A-Metropolitan Driving School. Previously, he worked for the Defense Intelligence Agency and in the US Army.
Political background
Tommie Jefferson's campaign for school board member is his first entry into politics.
School Violence
Wants to implement more mental health counselors in public schools to "normalize conversations about emotional intelligence development and self-awareness."
Opposes "disproportionately severe punishments and discipline for students of color and disabilities."
Supports utilizing unused school areas to create designated counseling and mental health service locations.
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School Curriculum
Supports academic enrichment programs during school holidays to keep kids active and learning.
Wants to "establish universal after-school care programs that stimulate students through tutoring, homework assistance, and out-of-classroom enrichment opportunities."
Supports greater emphasis on science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) programs within local schools.
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School System Budget
Supports "fully funding after-school programs and Head Start initiatives county-wide and investing in solutions that address diverse subgroups' needs, helping our schools meet state benchmarks."
Wants to create an individualized mentorship program to help students that might be falling behind in school.
Plans to create an equitable school system budget that addresses the needs of subgroups of students that might be overlooked.
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