Juan Arango-Millan
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Board of Education Member, Prince George's County
District 3
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- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: A board of education member helps set policy, approve the budget and hire the superintendent of the county's public schools.
Jamie McGonnigal
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The gist
- Supports full funding of the Blueprint for Maryland's Future.
- Proposes reviewing classroom technology such as iReady and YouTube access.
- Supports competitive pay to recruit and retain school staff.
- Supports public-private school construction deals with labor protections.
- Supports a School-Based Management Team at every school.
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Supports full funding of the Blueprint for Maryland's Future.
Our PrioritiesCampaign website · Friends of Jamie McGonnigal · mcgfordistrict3.com
“Advocate for full implementation and full funding of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future”
Proposes reviewing classroom technology such as iReady and YouTube access.
Our PrioritiesCampaign website · Friends of Jamie McGonnigal · mcgfordistrict3.com
“Evaluate tools like iReady, limiting distractions like unrestricted YouTube access, moving toward whitelists instead of blacklists for sites and apps”
Supports competitive pay to recruit and retain school staff.
Our PrioritiesCampaign website · Friends of Jamie McGonnigal · mcgfordistrict3.com
“Recruit and retain excellent educators and support staff with competitive pay, strong benefits”
Supports public-private school construction deals with labor protections.
Our PrioritiesCampaign website · Friends of Jamie McGonnigal · mcgfordistrict3.com
“Support innovative funding approaches, including P3 projects with strong labor protections”
Supports a School-Based Management Team at every school.
Our PrioritiesCampaign website · Friends of Jamie McGonnigal · mcgfordistrict3.com
“Ensure every school has a functioning School-Based Management Team so families and educators have a real voice in decisions”
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