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In a letter to the editor, Jersey City Board of Education candidate Brendan Doohan, representing the "For Stronger Schools" slate, outlines his motivations for running in the upcoming election. Doohan emphasizes the importance of strong educational foundations for the community and believes that every child deserves access to quality education. He highlights his commitment to addressing pressing issues such as school funding, curriculum enhancement, and the need for improved facilities.
Doohan expresses concern over the current challenges faced by students and educators in the district. He advocates for increased parental involvement and transparency within the school system, arguing that collaboration among stakeholders is crucial for the success of students. Furthermore, he aims to bring innovative solutions to the table, focusing on fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for all learners.
Through his campaign, Doohan hopes to inspire positive change and ensure that Jersey City schools can thrive, ultimately benefiting the entire community.
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