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Linda Alford-Wooten, Lexington School District Two
Kathy Anderson, Georgetown County School District
Tripp Bouknight, Anderson Three (SCSBIT Vice Chair)
Michele Branning, Fort Mill School District
Dr. Randall Gary, Superintendent of Spartanburg Five
Janet Graham, Horry (SCSBIT Chair)
Cristy Jablonski, Anderson 4
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Karla Kelley, Pickens
Cathy Little, Laurens 55
Gary Porth, Esq., Calhoun
Ervin Richardson, Florence Five
Dr. Frank Rodriguez, Superintendent of Beaufort
M. O. “Tray” Traxler III, Aiken County Public Schools

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