Charm City Indivisible is thrilled to endorse Ashley Esposito for reelection to the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners!

Plenty of candidates can tell you they believe in educational equity. What Ashley Esposito brings to it is a rare combination: she knows firsthand what vulnerable students need to thrive—because she was one of them—and she has the governance and systems experience to build that support into how the district works. Both of those things are real expertise, and together they make her exactly the kind of board member Baltimore’s kids need. She has earned our endorsement through her record, her values, and a vision for Baltimore’s schools that is as specific as it is ambitious. […]

Chezia Cager is a little different from most of the candidates we’ve endorsed, many of whom focused their conversations with us on what they’ll fight for. Chezia’s focus, by contrast, was not on the what, but on the how. She speaks carefully, never overpromising, and always drawing on the decades of government experience that have taught her that the distance between a policy on paper and a difference in someone’s life is where most of the real work lives.

Her own framing says it best: leadership should not be symbolic. It must be present, prepared, and accountable. From most candidates that reads as a slogan. From her, it’s a job description, and it’s why we’re proud to endorse her for election to the Maryland House of Delegates in District 41. […]

For only the second time in our city’s history, voters will get to directly elect members of Baltimore’s Board of School Commissioners this year—and Charm City Indivisible is thrilled to endorse Domonique Flowers for one of those two elected seats! His long history of working on behalf of young people, and his careful, honest engagement with the real challenges they face, has earned our wholehearted support. […]Read more