Alabama House of Representatives, District 55 Antwon Womack Party: Democrat Residence: Ensley neighborhood of Birmingham Political experience: Ran unsuccessfully for the Birmingham school board in 2009 and 2013; ran unsuccessfully for mayor of Tarrant in 2008; ran for Jefferson County Board of Education in 2010 but withdrew before the election; member, Birmingham Young Democrats; member,
Candidates for Shelby County Board of Education, Place 1, in the June 5 primary
Office: Shelby County Board of Education, Place 1 Courtney Kalnoske Party: Republican Age: 47 Residence: Highland Lakes Political Experience: None Professional Experience: Substitute teacher, Shelby County Schools, 2017-present; consumer underwriter, senior analyst, project manager and senior recruiter Regions Bank, 1998-2006; loan officer and assistant manager, Keesler FCU, 1996-1998. Civic Experience: Executive board member, including
Office: Shelby County Board of Education, Place 1 Bragan Baldwin Feldman Party: Republican Age: 37 Residence: Chelsea Political Experience: None Professional Experience: Realtor, ERA King Real Estate, 2009-present; substitute teacher, Shelby County Schools, 2015-present; executive director, Columbiana Main Street, 2016-2017; marketing director, Chelsea Lane, 2015-2017; public relations and marketing coordinator, EBSCO Industries, 2004-2009; media
Office: Shelby County Board of Education, Place 1 Jimmy W. Bice (Incumbent) Party: Republican Age: 78 Residence: Montevallo Political Experience: Shelby County Board of Education, 2012-present; Shelby County Commission, 2000-2004. Professional Experience: Vocational coordinator, bus coordinator, coordinator of secondary education and coordinator of school building renovation and new construction, Shelby County Schools; guidance counselor
Alabama House of Representatives, District 55 Quang Do Party: Democrat Residence: Glen Iris neighborhood of Birmingham Political experience: Founder, UAB chapter of College Democrats. Professional experience: Individual and societies educator, Jefferson County International Baccalaureate School; AP government instructor, Shades Valley High School; former advocacy and policy manager for a local non-profit; former student affairs practitioner,
Candidates for Shelby County Superintendent of Education in the June 5 primary
Candidates in the House District 54 race.
Office: Shelby County Superintendent Lewis Brooks Party: Republican Age: 52 Residence: Pelham Political experience: None. Professional experience: Assistant superintendent of administration, Shelby County Schools, 2012-present; Shelby County Schools middle school coordinator, 2009-2012; Talladega County Schools elementary coordinator, 2005-2009; Thompson Middle School principal, 2003-2005; Pelham High School assistant principal, 2001-2003; Thompson Middle School assistant principal, 1999-2001;
Office: Shelby County Superintendent Kristi Sayers Party: Republican Age: 52 Residence: Highland Lakes Political experience: None Professional experience: Principal, Oak Mountain High School, May 2014-Present; Shelby County Schools professional development supervisor, January 2013-May 2014; SCS curriculum specialist, February 2012-January 2013; assistant principal, Pelham High School, July 2011-January 2012; teacher leader, Oak Mountain High School, August
