It would be nice for each school board member to have an advisory committee made up of parents and teachers from their district. If more money is needed to improve our schools certainly I would be in favor for it, but I do think we need to look to our teachers and community first. A supporter of the state's Standards of Learning, Kellison said he thinks the SOL testing should be kept separate from the regular grading system. These tests give us a tool to evaluate our teachers and our teaching techniques. Kellison is the metro representative on the Goochland Youth Athletic Association, and says he has pushed for middle school sports programs and improvement of facilities.
Sports can be a good learning tool if used in the proper way.
I have learned from playing scholastic sports and coaching that many important lessons can be conveyed to our youth. These lessons will carry them into adulthood and through life. If elected, I will put our children, schools and community first. Kellison will face Andrew A. Meng in November's election. District 3's current school board member, Sheryl Nicholas, has announced that she will not seek re-election.