Four Democrats Seeking Seats on Williamson County School Board

Local party fields slate of candidates in 2024 elections

The Williamson County Democratic Party announced it is fielding candidates for school board in districts 1, 3, 9, and 11 in 2024.

The party said its candidates will focus on issues such as teacher compensation, improving school funding, and ensuring the safety of students.

The candidates include Elmer Moberly in District 1, Diane Cochran in District 3, Shandus Parish in District 9, and Laura Granere in District 11.

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Pro-Schools Progressive Announces Re-election Bid for House Seat

Aftyn Behn to seek full term in legislature in 2024 elections

A state representative who last year won a special election to fill a Nashville House seat has announced she plans to seek re-election this year.

Rep. Aftyn Behn of the 51st District representing a portion of Nashville will be on the ballot again in the 2024 cycle.

Since her election last year, Behn has proposed repealing the state’s grocery tax.

As an organizer on state policy issues, she has long been an advocate for public schools and has opposed using public money to fund private schools.

As Gov. Bill Lee has promised to move forward with a universal school voucher scheme, Behn will likely have an opportunity to vote to defend public schools in her first session as a lawmaker.

State Rep. Aftyn Behn

Williamson County’s Aprea Announces Re-Election Campaign

5th district school board member to run for a second term

A current member of the Williamson County School Board has announced she’ll be seeking re-election in 2024.

Jennifer Aprea, who represents the 5th District (Nolensville area) filed her petition to run as an Independent in the upcoming election.

“As a current WCS parent, volunteer, and engaged Board member, I feel strongly that our rapidly growing area deserves continuity in their representation which is why I’m choosing to run for another 4-year term serving their needs,” says Aprea.

Voters can find out more about Aprea on her campaign website.

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