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Yancey Brown
NONPARTISAN
Yancey Brown is running for Houston County Board of Education Member.
Personal background
Yancey studied at Georgia Bible College and American Military University. He is married and has 4 children.
Professional background
Yancey is a pastor at Greater Victory Church and works at Robins Air Force Base as a Community Resilience Coordinator. He previously served in the US Air Force. Yancey also worked as a teacher's aide helping students with learning disabilities.
Political background
Yancey Brown's campaign for County Board of Education Member in Houston County is his first entry into politics.
Access to Education
Wants to educate the public on the rules and procedures of the school board.
Said, "I gave majority of my time helping children through the means of the church but when it comes to education, I really feel that on the board we need to have parents that actually have kids within the school board now."
Said, "We can also look to increase online and hybrid learning to give the student and the parent the freedom to assist them in their education route."
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School Curriculum
Wants to implement "basic" life skills into the curriculum, such as budgeting and finances.
Wants to increase female exposure to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
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School Facilities & Resources
Believes that taxes have to be increased in order to improve teacher salaries while also maintaining the funds that are currently being used to build and sustain school facilities.
Supports alternatives to college such as technical schools.
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Student Wellbeing
Wants to implement more behavioral therapists and resource officers into the school environment.
Wants to implement "mental health days."
Believes guidance counselors should not be responsible for managing student mental health concerns.
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Teachers
Said, "I realized that by talking to some educators they kind of feel like they’re not being heard. They feel that there is some type of barrier between talking to school board members as well as the educators."
Wants to ensure the county retains its teachers and provide them with any assistance they need.
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