Alina Moiseyev
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Board of Education, Buncombe County Schools
District 05
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- 4 years
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- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: A board of education member helps set policy, the budget and the superintendent's direction for Buncombe County Schools.
Elected by the district's voters (State Board November 5, 2024 general election precinct results, other seats of the same board). Nonpartisan.
Judy S. Lewis
No party listedIncumbent
Buncombe County Board of Education member; retired educator
The gist
- Pledges school funding that keeps pace with inflation and enrollment
- Supports competitive pay and retention incentives for bus drivers
- Supports student-led zero-waste initiatives in schools
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Pledges school funding that keeps pace with inflation and enrollment
Candidates for Buncombe County Board of Education discuss priorities and environmental concernsCandidate questionnaire · Mountain Xpress · Apr 23, 2026 · web.archive.org
“I will work closely with our dedicated commissioners to ensure that funding levels remain consistent, keeping pace with inflation, enrollment shifts and staffing needs.”
Supports competitive pay and retention incentives for bus drivers
Candidates for Buncombe County Board of Education discuss priorities and environmental concernsCandidate questionnaire · Mountain Xpress · Apr 23, 2026 · web.archive.org
“I will continue to advocate for competitive pay and retention incentives for our competent and caring drivers.”
Supports student-led zero-waste initiatives in schools
Candidates for Buncombe County Board of Education discuss priorities and environmental concernsCandidate questionnaire · Mountain Xpress · Apr 23, 2026 · web.archive.org
“I intend to continue my support of such initiatives via newly created policies and procedures (some of which are student-led).”
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