Seth C. Roberts
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Board of Education Member, Wicomico County
District 4
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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.
The Board of Education's seats changed from five districts and two at-large seats to seven districts; Susan W. Beauchamp now holds the District 3 seat.
Susan W. Beauchamp
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- Supports a return to basic academics
- Supports financial literacy as a graduation requirement
- Opposes school mask mandates
- Supports restoring driver's education in schools
- Supports auditing school system spending
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Supports a return to basic academics
Positions: Susan W. Beauchamp for Board of EducationCampaign website · Citizens for Susan W. Beauchamp · susanbeauchampforschoolboard.com
“We must return to the basics of fundamental education”
Supports financial literacy as a graduation requirement
Positions: Susan W. Beauchamp for Board of EducationCampaign website · Citizens for Susan W. Beauchamp · susanbeauchampforschoolboard.com
“Financial literacy as a graduation requirement”
Opposes school mask mandates
Positions: Susan W. Beauchamp for Board of EducationCampaign website · Citizens for Susan W. Beauchamp · susanbeauchampforschoolboard.com
“Personal choice - freedom to wear or not wear a mask”
Supports restoring driver's education in schools
Positions: Susan W. Beauchamp for Board of EducationCampaign website · Citizens for Susan W. Beauchamp · susanbeauchampforschoolboard.com
“Driver's Ed needs to be incorporated into the budget and returned to the school system.”
Supports auditing school system spending
Positions: Susan W. Beauchamp for Board of EducationCampaign website · Citizens for Susan W. Beauchamp · susanbeauchampforschoolboard.com
“Audit & evaluate the use of funds in the second largest budget in the State of Maryland.”
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