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Suffolk School Board

Chuckatuck Borough

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Term
4 years
Candidates
2
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The school board runs Suffolk's public schools, hires the superintendent and adopts the school budget.

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Karima M. LockwoodCandidate-submitted photo — Cardinal News voter guide

Karima M. Lockwood

No party listed

Corporate manager; Suffolk Economic Development Authority member

The gist

  • Proposes regular reviews of enrollment and capacity projections.
  • Opposes deferring maintenance on existing schools.
  • Supports addressing repeated discipline problems in classrooms.
  • Proposes measuring whether school spending improves outcomes.
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  1. Proposes regular reviews of enrollment and capacity projections.

    How to vote in Suffolk: candidate questionnaire (Cardinal News, via ElectUp)

    Candidate questionnaire · Cardinal News · app.electup.com

    “I would address this by regularly reviewing enrollment and capacity projections”
  2. Opposes deferring maintenance on existing schools.

    How to vote in Suffolk: candidate questionnaire (Cardinal News, via ElectUp)

    Candidate questionnaire · Cardinal News · app.electup.com

    “making sure necessary maintenance and improvements to existing schools aren't deferred as we plan for future growth.”
  3. Supports addressing repeated discipline problems in classrooms.

    How to vote in Suffolk: candidate questionnaire (Cardinal News, via ElectUp)

    Candidate questionnaire · Cardinal News · app.electup.com

    “more effectively address repeated discipline problems that disrupt learning”
  4. Proposes measuring whether school spending improves outcomes.

    How to vote in Suffolk: candidate questionnaire (Cardinal News, via ElectUp)

    Candidate questionnaire · Cardinal News · app.electup.com

    “asking whether our investments are producing better outcomes for students.”

Kim A. Slingluff

No party listedIncumbent

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