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City of Danville School Board

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3
Term
4 years
Candidates
4
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The school board runs Danville Public Schools, hires the superintendent and adopts the school budget.

David A. Jones

No party listed

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TyQuan J. Graves

No party listedIncumbent

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Trina A. McLaughlin

No party listedIncumbent

The gist

  • Supports student achievement, staff support and accountable governance.
  • Supports closing special education gaps and improving student transportation.
  • Supports expanded career and technical education programs.
  • Proposes reorganizing the school division website for easier access.
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  1. Supports student achievement, staff support and accountable governance.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “My three priorities for the coming term are student achievement, support for all staff, and better communication and accountability in governance.”
  2. Supports closing special education gaps and improving student transportation.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “addressing gaps in special education, improving transportation and safety”
  3. Supports expanded career and technical education programs.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “I also want to continue showcasing the expanded Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs within Danville Public Schools”
  4. Proposes reorganizing the school division website for easier access.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “One step I would like to see is a reevaluation of the “Quick Links” option on the school division’s website”

Keisha L. Averett

No party listedIncumbent

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  • Supports reading proficiency for every child by third grade.
  • Supports evidence-based reading instruction and early intervention.
  • Pledges professional development and classroom support for teachers.
  • Supported the citywide youth internship program she helped plan.
More about Keisha
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  1. Supports reading proficiency for every child by third grade.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “give every child the strongest possible opportunity to read proficiently by third grade.”
  2. Supports evidence-based reading instruction and early intervention.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “evidence-based reading instruction, early identification and intervention for readers who struggle”
  3. Pledges professional development and classroom support for teachers.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “I will advocate for meaningful professional development, stronger classroom support”
  4. Supported the citywide youth internship program she helped plan.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “one initiative I can point to from my term that shows we listened and responded to residents’ concerns is the city-wide youth internship program.”

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City of Danville School Board · Virginia 2026 General Election · The Gist