Williams hopes to solve issues and concerns revolving around the State Standard Health and Physical Education curriculum within Freehold Township school districts. William strongly believes in his personal motto, “Students Before Politics” in hopes to put every student before political beliefs. Williams graduated from Caldwell University and formally was a plan installation coordinator. Williams hopes to incorporate at least one policeman in every school within the district. Williams has a history as a councilman in Union Beach and sets his main focus on the protection and safety of schools. Brand also preaches upon parental communication to their children’s teachers and staff to make any issues or complications easier to overcome and to solve. Brand hopes to improve education by doing weekly student assessments, making sure conflicts or academic difficulties are caught early on and are fully attended to.

Brand claims that the government is “hijacking” her district, believing that public schools are meant to give an open and well rounded education for all.

Her main focus with conflict in New Jersey districts is the government implicating onto the school systems curriculum. She claims that this particular role belongs to the parents. Brand comments that the government should not be inflicting any outside morals or beliefs in the classroom, such as ethical and social beliefs. Brand hopes to reintroduce “basics” into education and classrooms, meaning the simplest skills. Brand attended college at Summa Cum Laude Brooklyn College and has a Bachelors of Science in Accounting. Renata Brand is a retired certified public accountant who lives in Freehold Township. Below are the following candidates in this year’s Freehold Township School Board election. Whoever is elected this year will determine many policies and different courses of action our district will undergo. However, the school board election can be just as impactful for some. When most people hear “Election Day”, they think of the presidential election.

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