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Meet the Candidates

In the upcoming General Election on November 5, 2024, citizens will have the opportunity to vote on three seats of the Richland School District Two Board of Trustees. 

Meet the Board of Trustees 2024 Candidates

The responses below were provided directly by the school board candidates and have not been edited or altered by district staff.

If you are a write-in candidate or a petition candidate and would like to submit responses, please email Georgette Council at gcouncil@richland2.org

Richland School District Two Board Candidate Forum

Election Day is November 5, 2024.  Richland School District Two will have three seats available on the school board.  There are ten candidates running to fill those seats.  Who will be selected to help govern our district?  That is your decision.  Here is an opportunity for you to gain information about the candidates before you vote.  Tune in October 1, 2024 for this livestream event to learn first-hand the the vision of those looking to govern our district.  Then please go out and vote!

Need to register to vote?

Here are the deadlines:

  • Register online at scVOTES.gov before midnight, Monday, October 14 (requires SC Driver’s License or DMV ID Card).
  • Download a voter registration form from scVOTES.gov.  Complete and return the form to your county voter registration office:
    • By fax (must be received before midnight, Monday, October 14).
    • By email attachment (must be received before midnight, Monday, October 14).
    • By mail (must be postmarked by Monday, October 14).
  • Register in person at your county voter registration office.  Most offices will close at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, October 14 for in-office registrations.  Check locally for specific hours.

Click here to check or update your voter registration.

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Board Policies Related to Campaigning

Policy GBI Staff Participation in Political Activities

In connection with campaigning and/or holding public office an employee must not do the following:

  • Use school system facilities, equipment, or supplies
  • Discuss their campaign with district personnel, students, parents/guardians, or citizens during normal work hours
  • Use any time during normal work hours for campaigning purposes, either through his/her own activities or through the activities of a colleague

Policy KHE Political Solicitations in Schools 

The board prohibits campaigning in schools by individual candidates or parties for municipal, school board, county, state, or federal elections with the following exceptions:

  • Schools may organize all-candidate forums for educational purposes.
  • School space may be rented after school hours by a candidate or party on a commercial basis.

The board prohibits the posting or distributing of campaign materials associated with elections on district property with these exceptions:

  • Campaign materials may be posted and distributed in that part of a school rented for a campaign meeting or being used for an all-candidate forum. However, all political materials must be removed from school premises at the end of any such meeting.
  • Campaign materials may be used as classroom teaching aids when approved by the principal and on the condition that support for an individual or political party is not solicited.