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Albemarle County School Board Member - District Rio

Albemarle County voters in 2025 will elect a representative for the Rio District to serve on the seven-member Albemarle County School Board, which — under a board–superintendent model — sets educational policy, approves the budget, guides the superintendent, and ensures the school system serves students effectively.Voters should participate because this position directly influences decisions affecting school quality, student equity, staffing, curriculum, and resources that shape the educational experiences of nearly 14,000 students in the county. The election for this seat in November will determine who makes these critical local decisions.

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    Jim E. Dillenbeck
    (Ind)

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    Leslie A. Pryor
    (Ind)

Biographical Information

What are your top priorities for improving student outcomes in your county’s public schools?

How would you address teacher recruitment, retention, and support in today’s competitive market?

What role should the School Board play in ensuring equity and access to resources for all students, regardless of background or neighborhood?

With growing enrollment and facility needs, how should the School Board plan for new schools, renovations, or redistricting?

How should Albemarle schools manage enrollment growth in Rio while maintaining quality and equity across the division?

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