Incumbent

Jacque Patterson

District of Columbia State Board of Education - At Large

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Accomplishments During This Term

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About Me

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Recent Experience

Candidate for District of Columbia Council - At LargeCandidate
2026View Position
District of Columbia State Board of Education - At LargeIncumbent
2025 – 2029View Position
Candidate for District of Columbia State Board of Education - At LargeCandidate
2024View Position
District of Columbia State Board of Education - At Large
2021 – 2024View Position

About District of Columbia State Board of Education - At Large

Term length: 2025 – 2029

Nearby Officials

Phil Mendelson

District of Columbia Council Chairman

Kenyan McDuffie

District of Columbia Council - At Large

Paul Strauss

U.S. Senate Shadow Member - District of Columbia

Robert White

District of Columbia Council - At Large

Oye Owolewa

U.S. House of Representatives Shadow Member - District of Columbia

Elissa Silverman

District of Columbia Council - At Large

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