St Johns County School District

Parents should always have a role in their children’s education – make your voice heard!
The St. Johns County School District will hold a School Board election for District 3 on November 8, 2022. District 3 voters will choose between Jennifer Collins and Lauren Abell.
Click each candidate’s name to learn more about their priorities and positions.

District 3 CANDIDATES

Collins is a registered Republican and has voted in Republican primary elections.

 

Among her priorities, Collins includes defending parental rights, ensuring age-appropriate instruction, increasing school safety measures, and appropriate age restrictions based on the content of books.

 

Collins calls herself “a champion for Governor DeSantis’ education policy” and met with Governor DeSantis at an event where he discussed School Boards.

 

Collins supports sufficient salaries for teachers and believes they should have a say in school policy and classroom activities.

 

Visit Jennifer Collins’ website or Facebook to learn more.

Jennifer Collins is a mother of 5 and operates a local small business.

Abell is a registered Democrat and has voted in Democratic primary elections.

 

Abell says she does not “support removing books from the libraries because of certain themes.”

 

Abell is endorsed by the St. Johns Education Association, an education union.

 

Abell says her priorities are for all students, teachers, and staff to feel safe and supported at school. She also wants to ensure students have their learning needs met.

 

Visit Lauren Abell’s website or Facebook to learn more.

Lauren Abell is a mother and has worked in public education for more than 20 years.

Need to find your polling place? Visit the Voter Precinct Lookup produced by the Florida Secretary of State. Select your county for more information.

To confirm you live within District 3 of the St. Johns County School District, visit the School Board webpage, and verify your school is listed in District 3.

To learn more about the St. Johns County School District, visit the district’s official webpage.

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