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Members

The Members of the Board of Education

The Worcester County Board of Education is comprised of seven members who are elected by district, by the voters of Worcester County. The term of office is four years. In addition, the Board has three non-voting student members representing each high school. Board members elect a president and vice president from among the membership.

Student Representatives

The Board of Education is an advocate of students and recognizes the importance of the student point of view. Three students representing each high school are selected by their school’s student government association to serve one year as the student representative to the Board. Student representatives attend monthly meetings and provide input on instructional and administrative issues.

LaTrele Crawford, Pocomoke High School
Kara Brower, Stephen Decatur High School
Austin Dittrich, Snow Hill High School 

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