Clay for JPSB

Students and Teachers First.

Officially qualified for Jackson Parish School Board, District 7 — ready to put classrooms and the people in them at the center of every decision.

District 7 · Jackson Parish

Students and Teachers First.

I’m Clay, and I’m running to represent District 7 on the Jackson Parish School Board. “Students and Teachers First” isn’t just a tagline for the trail — it’s the filter I’ll use on every vote, budget, and policy question.

Qualifying is the first step. Now the work is listening to families, backing educators, and making steady, practical decisions that keep our schools strong for every child in our parish.

Pre-K through 12

Every grade. One parish. Continuity that counts.

School board decisions stretch from first footsteps in Pre-K to walking across a high school stage. I’ll keep the whole path in view — not just one building or one year.

  1. Pre-K & K

    A strong start — safe rooms, early literacy, and teachers who set the tone for everything that follows.

  2. Elementary

    Confidence in reading, writing, and math — with families and educators pulling in the same direction.

  3. Junior High

    Support through the middle years: belonging, clear expectations, and room to grow into responsibility.

  4. High School

    Pathways to graduation, work, and college — so District 7 students leave ready for what’s next.

What I’ll work for

Clear priorities for District 7

  1. Students and teachers first

    Classrooms come before bureaucracy. Tools, respect, and stability for educators — so students can learn and thrive.

  2. Steward resources wisely

    Treat public dollars with care. Transparent budgets and practical spending that serve kids, not bureaucracy.

  3. Partner with families

    Keep parents and guardians informed and heard. Strong schools grow from trust between home and campus.

Get involved

Help Clay win the race.

Signs, conversations, and introductions matter. Reach out to volunteer, ask a question, or share why local schools matter to you.

Questions, volunteers, and yard signs welcome — reach out anytime.