Prince William County Public Schools, Loree Y. Williams Woodbridge District

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Loree is from Prince William County and attended Woodbridge Senior High School. She has a bachelor's degree in integrative studies from George Mason University. She lives in Woodbridge. She has two sons.

Loree is a human resources administrative specialist. She works at Avantor, where she has been for five months. She previously worked at Universal Air Travel Plan as a corporate administrator and at Bain & Company as an executive assistant.

Loree Y. Williams is currently the school board member representing the Woodbridge District. She was first elected in 2013 and has been in office for three terms. She was the vice chair of the school board from 2020 to 2021.

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Said, "I know change is challenging but there should be no challenges in investing in the safety of our students and staff."

Plans to increase safety measures that keep schools safe.

As a school board member, she supported the installment of artificial intelligence Evolv security system screeners in schools.

- Said, "I know change is challenging but there should be no challenges in investing in the safety of our students and staff."
- Plans to increase safety measures that keep schools safe.
- As a school board member, she supported the installment of artificial intelligence Evolv security system screeners in schools.

School Violence

Wants to continue work to decrease the school-to-prison pipeline.

Said, "It takes a team to operate these programs and every member of this team from parents/guardians to educators to bus drivers and more all play a vital part in education."

Plans to expand funding and programming for all students and address the needs of underserved students and families from different backgrounds.

As a school board member, she advocated to expand resources for the gifted program.

- Wants to continue work to decrease the school-to-prison pipeline.
- Said, "It takes a team to operate these programs and every member of this team from parents/guardians to educators to bus drivers and more all play a vital part in education."
- Plans to expand funding and programming for all students and address the needs of underserved students and families from different backgrounds.
- As a school board member, she advocated to expand resources for the gifted program.

School Curriculum

Supports funding for student activities for students who need it most.

Plans to work with all levels of government for funding and policy.

As a school board member. she voted for salary increases for teachers and staff.

- Supports funding for student activities for students who need it most.
- Plans to work with all levels of government for funding and policy.
- As a school board member. she voted for salary increases for teachers and staff.

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Loree Y. Williams

Loree is from Prince William County, and attended Woodbridge Senior High School. She has a Bachelor's degree in Integrative Studies from George Mason University. She lives in Woodbridge. She has two sons.

Loree Y. Williams is currently the school board member representing the Woodbridge District. She was elected in 2013 and has served three terms. She was the vice chair of the school board from 2020 to 2021.

- Supported the installment of A.I. Evolv security system screeners.
- Plans to increase safety measures that keep schools safe.
- Said, "I know change is challenging but there should be no challenges in investing in the safety of our students and staff."

- Wants to continue work to decrease the school-to-prison pipeline.
- Advocated to expand resources for the gifted program.
- Plans to expand funding and programming for all students and address the needs of underserved students and families from different backgrounds.
- Said, "It takes a team to operate these programs and every member of this team from parents/guardians to educators to bus drivers and more all play a vital part in education."

- Voted for salary increases for teachers and staff.
- Plans to work with all levels of government for funding and policy.
- Supports funding for student activities for students who need it most.

Loree is from Prince William County. She attended Woodbridge Senior High School. She has a Bachelor's degree in Integrative Studies from George Mason University. She lives in Woodbridge. She has two sons

She is a human resources administrative specialist. She works at Avantor, where she has been for five months. She previously worked at Universal Air Travel Plan as a corporate administrator and at Bain & Company as an executive assistant.

- Supported the installment of A.I. Evolv security system screeners.
- Plans to increase safety measures that keep schools safe.

- Wants to continue work to decrease the school-to-prison pipeline.
- Advocated to expand resources for the gifted program.
- Plans to expand funding and programming for all students and address the needs of underserved students and families from different backgrounds.

- Voted for salary increases for teachers and staff.
- Plans to work with all levels of government for funding and policy.

- The school board runs the public school system, and it is entirely independent from the rest of the county government. 
- School board members work together to make school policy, set the budget, and appoint the superintendent to run the schools day to day. 
- Some school board members are elected by the entire city, while others represent specific districts. 
- School board members are elected to four-year terms in nonpartisan elections.