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Board of Education, Brunswick County Schools

District 03

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Term
4 years
Candidates
2
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A board of education member helps set policy, the budget and the superintendent's direction for Brunswick County Schools.

Residency district: every voter in the school district votes for this seat (the district is where the member must live; State Board November 5, 2024 general election precinct results, other seats of the same board).

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Susanne DuncanCourtesy of the candidate (Port City Daily)

Susanne Duncan

Democratic

Retired teacher

The gist

  • Proposes restoring teachers' advisory committee at board meetings
  • Supports starting a public pre-kindergarten program
  • Supports planning now for another elementary school
  • Proposes specialized programs to ease school crowding
More about Susanne
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  1. Proposes restoring teachers' advisory committee at board meetings

    Susanne Duncan 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT / Port City Daily / WHQR / The Seahawk questionnaire) · portcitydaily.com

    “I would ask my fellow board members to join me in welcoming teachers back to regular board meetings through the FAC.”
  2. Supports starting a public pre-kindergarten program

    Susanne Duncan 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT / Port City Daily / WHQR / The Seahawk questionnaire) · portcitydaily.com

    “establishing a pre-kindergarten program could be one way to reduce opportunity gaps that can contribute to performance gaps later.”
  3. Supports planning now for another elementary school

    Susanne Duncan 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT / Port City Daily / WHQR / The Seahawk questionnaire) · portcitydaily.com

    “the school board needs to start planning now for another elementary school.”
  4. Proposes specialized programs to ease school crowding

    Susanne Duncan 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT / Port City Daily / WHQR / The Seahawk questionnaire) · portcitydaily.com

    “Language immersion, a pre-International Baccalaureate program, or a STEM program could give families additional options”
Photo of Paige Morgan
Paige MorganCourtesy of the candidate (Port City Daily)

Paige Morgan

Republican

Former teacher; tutoring business owner

The gist

  • Proposes reviewing the lesson-planning policy with teachers
  • Supports teacher housing as one recruitment tool
  • Supports renovating and modernizing older school campuses
  • Supports transparent, data-driven school redistricting
More about Paige
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  1. Proposes reviewing the lesson-planning policy with teachers

    Paige Morgan 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT / Port City Daily / WHQR / The Seahawk questionnaire) · portcitydaily.com

    “One area I would like the board to examine is Policy 3120 regarding lesson-planning.”
  2. Supports teacher housing as one recruitment tool

    Paige Morgan 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT / Port City Daily / WHQR / The Seahawk questionnaire) · portcitydaily.com

    “I support exploring creative solutions such as teacher housing because affordable housing has become a real challenge in Brunswick County.”
  3. Supports renovating and modernizing older school campuses

    Paige Morgan 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT / Port City Daily / WHQR / The Seahawk questionnaire) · portcitydaily.com

    “One area I want us to continue prioritizing is the renovation and modernization of our older school campuses.”
  4. Supports transparent, data-driven school redistricting

    Paige Morgan 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT / Port City Daily / WHQR / The Seahawk questionnaire) · portcitydaily.com

    “I believe the process needs to be transparent, data-driven, and respectful of the families affected.”

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