Veronica Lowe For BOE

Happy Election Day! Thank you to everyone in the community for your incredible support. Representation matters, and I'm committed to making every voice count on the FCPS Board of Education. I hope you’ve made your trip to the polls today—together, let's continue building a stronger future for our students!

Say hello to Ms. Patricia Gaither, a trailblazer in our community who was one of the first Black students—and the first Black woman—to graduate from Frederick High School after integration. Our nation has seen many 'firsts,' and Frederick is no exception. If elected, Veronica Lowe will make history as the first Black woman elected to the FCPS Board of Education.

Together, we can continue to break barriers and build a brighter future for our students!

https://www.fredericknewspost.com/news/continuing_coverage/election_coverage/lowe-vows-to-support-teachers-help-implement-maryland-blueprint/article_d326b9e2-7fad-5b2d-b060-02df5acb9fdc.html

Lowe vows to support teachers, help implement Maryland Blueprint Veronica D. Lowe, a candidate for the Frederick County Board of Education, said she would support teachers and help implement the Blueprint for Maryland's Future if elected to the board.

Come meet candidate Veronica Lowe, share your concerns, ask questions, and let your voice be heard. Let’s shape the future of our schools together.

Check Out Our Schedule:
October 15th 📍Walkersville Public Library
October 21st 📍Urbana Regional Library
October 23rd📍Thurmont Regional Library
October 24th📍Emmitsburg Branch Library
October 28th📍Middletown Public Library

Representation matters and every voice deserves to be heard.

When you have some time. Please view and like my interview.

Board of Education Town Hall with Veronica Lowe Join Dani Gurrie for a Town Hall chat with Veronica Lowe.Feel free to ask questions and leave comments.Want to create live streams like this? Check out Strea...

Our students and staff are counting on you!

Let’s work together to ensure every voice is heard and every student is seen. Representation matters—both in our schools and in leadership!

Vote Veronica Lowe for FCPS Board of Education! She’s committed to putting students first, supporting teachers, and ensuring a brighter future for our schools. Discover 4 key reasons why she’s the right choice.

Visit her website to read more about her platform.

www.veronicaloweforfrederickcountypublicschoolsbo.com

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