Peggy O’Shea running for re-election to Pinellas School Board
Peggy O’Shea has made it official — she has filed to run for a second term on the Pinellas County School Board.
Peggy O’Shea has made it official — she has filed to run for a second term on the Pinellas County School Board.
It’s essentially de rigueur for any school board candidate to say they “truly love education.” In Nicole Carr‘s case, the proof
Former Democratic state Rep. Carl Zimmerman knows a few things about public education. He’s taught in Pinellas County schools for nearly
Jeff Larsen announced Tuesday that several longtime community leaders are hosting a campaign kickoff in his bid for Pinellas County
As I predicted/warned yesterday, former principal and area superintendent Lew Williams filed to run for the Pinellas School Board, joining Keisha Bell and Jim Jackson in the bid to replace Mary Brown, who announced Monday she won’t seek re-election. Williams retired from Pinellas schools in 2005 after 34 years as a teacher and administrator. He ran for the School Board in 2006, narrowly missing a runoff in the race eventually won by Peggy O’Shea.
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Uhuru-backed St. Petersburg mayoral candidate Jesse Nevel heard complaints from some Rick Kriseman supporters saying his involvement in the primary election
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From the Gradebook: resident Greg Hunsinger has filed to run for the Pinellas County School Board against incumbent Peggy O’Shea. Hunsinger’s bid in the at-large District 3 race means all three incumbents up for re-election – O’Shea, Mary Brown and Linda Lerner – are facing challengers. A fourth seat is up for grabs because incumbent Nina Hayden is running for state senate.
It’s essentially de rigueur for any school board candidate to say they “truly love education.” In Nicole Carr‘s case, the proof
Former Democratic state Rep. Carl Zimmerman knows a few things about public education. He’s taught in Pinellas County schools for nearly
Jeff Larsen announced Tuesday that several longtime community leaders are hosting a campaign kickoff in his bid for Pinellas County
From the Gradebook: resident Greg Hunsinger has filed to run for the Pinellas County School Board against incumbent Peggy O’Shea. Hunsinger’s bid in the at-large District 3 race means all three incumbents up for re-election – O’Shea, Mary Brown and Linda Lerner – are facing challengers. A fourth seat is up for grabs because incumbent Nina Hayden is running for state Senate.
It’s essentially de rigueur for any school board candidate to say they “truly love education.” In Nicole Carr‘s case, the proof
Former Democratic state Rep. Carl Zimmerman knows a few things about public education. He’s taught in Pinellas County schools for nearly
Jeff Larsen announced Tuesday that several longtime community leaders are hosting a campaign kickoff in his bid for Pinellas County
Attorney Keisha Bell has filed to run for the Pinellas School Board seat now held by two-term incumbent Mary Brown. According to a press release, Bell, 35, is a St. Petersburg native, a member of the NAACP and Pinellas County Urban League and a youth mentor. Bell is the first candidate to challenge one of three incumbents up for re-election this year (Brown, Linda Lerner and Peggy O’Shea). Retired teacher Charles McKenzie is also considering running against Brown.
(UPDATED) Labor Day 2017 got off to an early start in Tampa, with more than 120 activists joined striking McDonald’s employees
It’s essentially de rigueur for any school board candidate to say they “truly love education.” In Nicole Carr‘s case, the proof
Activists and interested citizens gathered in front of the Confederate monument in downtown Tampa on Tuesday, seeking to push the
Incumbent Pinellas School Board members Peggy O’Shea and Mary Brown tell the Gradebook they will seek re-election. “I’ve only been on one term … it hasn’t worn me out yet,” said O’Shea, who holds the at-large District 3 seat. “We’ve really got some good things going on (in the district). It’s time to see it through.” “I feel we’re on a good path to make some changes in the district,” said Brown, who first won the District 7 seat in…
It’s essentially de rigueur for any school board candidate to say they “truly love education.” In Nicole Carr‘s case, the proof
State Rep. Dan Raulerson has decided on another term in the Florida House of Representatives. The state’s Division of Elections website
Carol Cook and Joanne Lentino won the two open seats on the Pinellas County School Board. The races for both
Incumbent Pinellas School Board members Peggy O’Shea and Mary Brown tell the Gradebook they will seek re-election. “I’ve only been on one term … it hasn’t worn me out yet,” said O’Shea, who holds the at-large District 3 seat. “We’ve really got some good things going on (in the district). It’s time to see it through.” “I feel we’re on a good path to make some changes in the district,” said Brown, who first won the District 7 seat in…
It’s essentially de rigueur for any school board candidate to say they “truly love education.” In Nicole Carr‘s case, the proof
State Rep. Dan Raulerson has decided on another term in the Florida House of Representatives. The state’s Division of Elections website
Carol Cook and Joanne Lentino won the two open seats on the Pinellas County School Board. The races for both