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Jenna Conley is originally from Andrews. She earned a bachelor's degree in English education, a master's degree in curriculum and instruction, and an educational specialist degree from Western Carolina University, and a doctorate in education from Liberty University.

Jeana is the superintendent of Cherokee County Schools.

Jeana is currently retired. She previously worked as a superintendent, chief information officer, principal, assistant principal, and teacher at Cherokee County Schools.

Jeana previously served as the superintendent of Cherokee County Schools.

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Jeana previously ran for Cherokee County Commission in 2022, but did not win.

Plans on creating jobs and improving housing affordability to retain the Cherokee County population.

- Plans on creating jobs and improving housing affordability to retain the Cherokee County population.
- Opposes tax increases.

Economy

Plans to improve collaboration by focusing on long-term solutions using data, research, solution-focused dialogue, and respect for differing views.

- Plans to improve collaboration by focusing on long-term solutions using data, research, solution-focused dialogue, and respect for differing views.

Public Services

For Candidate Jeana Conley on Issue Housing & Urban Development: Critiques the recent property tax increase in Cherokee County and questions whether the county is better off than it was eight years ago, advocating for change.

Opposed to the recent property tax increase in Cherokee County.

Plans to address homelessness through "real, actionable support and solutions."

- Opposed to the recent property tax increase in Cherokee County.
- Plans to address homelessness through "real, actionable support and solutions."

Housing & Urban Development

Supports conducting regular needs assessments and investing in first responders to reduce risks, protect lives, and avoid costly lawsuits.

- Supports conducting regular needs assessments and investing in first responders to reduce risks, protect lives, and avoid costly lawsuits.

Public Safety

As of January 2, 2026, Jeana Conley did not have a website or any information online.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

Jeana Conley

- Plans on creating jobs and improving housing affordability to retain the Cherokee County population.

- Opposed to the recent property tax increase in Cherokee County.

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Cherokee County votes to consolidate three high schools

As of January 2, 2026, Jeana Conley’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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