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55 Apply for Vacant Seat on Columbus Board of Education

Superintendent/CEO Dr. John Stanford (interim)

The Columbus City Council has announced that a total of 55 candidates submitted their interests to fill the vacant seat on the Columbus Board of Education when deadline for submission closed Friday, September 28 at 5:00 p.m.

A statement from the Columbus City Schools said that the Board will meet on Sunday, September 30, to review the submissions and discuss the process for selecting a new member.

Those who submitted a notice of interest to fill the vacant seat include: –

  • Jennifer Adair
  • Julia Allwein
  • Billie-Jo Altier
  • Dana Bagwell
  • Quay Barnes
  • Carol Beckerle
  • Tressa Brinkley
  • Ritchie Brown
  • Gwen Callender
  • Philip Calloway
  • Thomas Capretta
  • Sakary Chep
  • Jo Ellen Cline
  • Bryan Curtiss
  • Angelic Dean
  • Rob Doersam
  • Preston Eberlyn
  • Wilder Gomez
  • Mohamed Hassan
  • Vincent Hayden
  • Ken Hewes
  • Carissa Joy Izzo
  • Katie Johnson
  • Santi Kami
  • Todd Kleismit
  • Joshua Lapp
  • William Leibensperger
  • Jennifer Lynch
  • Jeffrey Mackey
  • Shelly Martin
  • Kim Mason
  • Shelley Megan Mateer
  • David Miller
  • Anders Miller
  • Jibril Mohamed
  • Ismail Mohamed
  • Kyle Norton
  • Raven Owens
  • Tina Pierce
  • James Ragland
  • Benjamin Rosen
  • Brandi Slaughter
  • Jay Smith
  • Charles Steinbower
  • De’Juan Stevens
  • Bryan Steward
  • Scott Stockman
  • James Sullinger
  • Tamica Thorton
  • Diana Townsel
  • Erin Upchurch
  • Zack Usmani
  • Tania Washington
  • Emily White
  • Spencer Williams

The statement also said that the Columbus Board of Education will hold a Special Meeting on Sunday, September 30, at 6:00 p.m., in the lower-level Assembly Room of the Columbus Education Center, 270 E. State St., Columbus, OH 43215.

New Americans Magazine
Deba Uwadiae is an international journalist, author, global analyst, consultant, publisher and Editor-in-Chief of the New Americans Magazine Group, Columbus, Ohio. He is a member of the Ohio Legislative Correspondents Association, OCLA.

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