Thank you so much to the Chapel District Elementary School Grandparents Club for inviting me to speak last night! It was such a great evening, and I loved the thoughtful, insightful questions that were asked, and the opportunity for a higher level discussion about our district…

In 2018 I introduced you to this kiddo. He had a serious speech delay, and I was excited to see him offering a little "hi" or "bye" to people during early voting…

Back at early voting today! Come say hi!

Before I was here though, I had to make a quick stop - could not miss the beloved Chapel District Elementary School Halloween parade…

Early voting has started! Now through Nov 3, come out and say hi!

I am very proud to be endorsed by the teachers of Talbot County.

For the past four years I have shown my commitment to education and educators. I support our county's educators as they support me…

There is a difference between just being a board member and being an effective board member. I can confidently say that I am an effective board member…

This week I am at the Maryland Association of Boards of Education’s annual conference. Professional development as a BOE member is something I find very important and am deeply committed to; MABE provides excellent opportunities for education and networking…

As you can maybe imagine, running a campaign is expensive! I need your help to make sure my message gets to all voters in the 4th district - I want to make sure all community members know there is a qualified, logical, experienced, tenacious, dedicated, educated - shall I go on? candidate on the ballot for re-election (hey that's me! :)) …

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Hello!

With just six weeks to the general election it seems a great time to officially announce that YES I am running for re-election to the Talbot County Board of Education. I would love your support, and your vote!…

Advocate, compassionate and dedicated are just a few words that describe Emily Jackson, a candidate vying for a seat on the Talbot County Board of Education. We need a future school board member with attributes such as these to represent all students, families, and educators in Talbot County Public Schools.

WYE MILLS — Emily Jackson of Wye Mills is running for a seat on the Talbot County board of education, representing District 4. Jackson majored in political science at Northeastern University in Boston, and enjoyed a wide variety of internships there, from working at the U.S. Department of Consumer Affairs to interning in Sen. Patrick Leahy’s (D-VT) office. After graduation, she concentrated on policy and nonprofit fundraising for various organizations, including fundraising to raise AIDS awareness and education in Africa.