Bonnie Greaves for Wake County School Board
An Educator's Voice for Wake County Schools
Bonnie Greaves is running to support teachers, serve every student, and bring experienced, accountable leadership to the Wake County School Board.
Why Bonnie Is Running
Experienced Leadership for Teachers, Students, and Families
Bonnie has worked across classrooms, grade levels, and educational programs. She understands that strong schools require supported teachers, appropriate services for students, responsible use of public resources, and leaders who listen before making decisions.
Bonnie's Priorities
What Stronger School Board Leadership Should Deliver
Bonnie's priorities are grounded in classroom experience, community responsibility, and a commitment to decisions that improve conditions for educators and students.
Meet Bonnie
Educator · Veteran · Mother · Community Leader
A Life of Service. A Career in Education.
Bonnie Greaves has spent years serving others—as an Army veteran, a mother of four, a longtime member of the Wake County community, and an educator working across a wide range of classrooms and student-support programs.
Her experience includes autism support, behavioral support, special education, English language arts, and English learner instruction across elementary, middle, and high school settings. She is running because school board decisions should be informed by people who understand what those decisions look like inside real classrooms.
“School board decisions should be informed by people who understand what those decisions look like inside real classrooms.”
Army Veteran
Dedicated service to country and community
Mother of Four
Raising children in Wake County schools
Educator Since 2008
Provisional — pending campaign verification
K–12 Experience
Elementary, middle, and high school settings
Autism & Behavioral Support
Specialized student-support programs
Public & Charter Schools
Experience across educational settings
I believe the people making decisions about our schools should understand how those decisions affect teachers, students, and families in real classrooms.
Draft campaign language — pending Bonnie's approval.
Practical Leadership
Listen Carefully. Ask the Right Questions. Measure the Results.
Bonnie believes strong school board leadership requires more than good intentions. Decisions should begin with input from educators and families, include clear expectations, and be evaluated based on whether they improve outcomes for students.
Listen Before Implementing
Teachers, families, administrators, and support staff should have meaningful opportunities to explain how proposed decisions may affect classrooms and students.
Connect Spending to Outcomes
Public investments should have clear goals, transparent reporting, and a way to determine whether programs are producing meaningful results.
Support the People Doing the Work
Policies and programs succeed only when educators and staff have the resources, time, training, and support needed to carry them out effectively.
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