Elect Vereta Lee

11/09/2022

20 minutes friends until polls close. Keep calling your people and get them to the polls.

11/08/2022

Polls close in a little over 3 hours. Be careful on the drive home. If you have not voted yet, please swing by your polling place and vote for Vereta Lee.

11/08/2022

The babies are putting the work in.

11/07/2022

Election Day is tomorrow! We need your prayers and your vote! Call, text, email, and DM anyone you know living in District 2 and ask them to vote for Vereta T. Lee.

11/06/2022

Thank you to Dr. P. Jones and Mount Pleasant Baptist Church for your hospitality today. Such a welcoming atmosphere centered around improving the lives of children and families in the Chaneyville community.

11/05/2022

I want to help clear up some facts from yesterday’s debate. We unfortunately did have the opportunity to refute much of this last night due to time constraints. Facts matter and we can not rewrite history. (See video in previous post).

- Park Forest Middle was never taken over by the RSD. And it’s not in District 2.

- Lanier Elem was not a middle school when it was taken over by the state.

- Advance Baton Rouge (BRAF) took over and ran charter schools at Lanier Elem, Dalton Elem, Crestworth Middle, Prescott Middle and Glen Oaks Middle while my opponent’s current employer, the 100 Black Men took over and ran the initial charter school at Capitol High. This is how charter schools, outside of CSAL and J.K. Haynes, initially came to north Baton Rouge. No one on my team had any involvement in setting up these charters in our district.

- My opponent frequently fails to mention that one of the three charter schools that was most recently housed at Glen Oaks Middle school after the Advance Baton Rouge rendition closed, actually employed him as a staff member.

- Beyond any of this, my opponent did not explain how middle school students are not able to attend a school in their community when Glen Oaks High has been educating students in grades 6-8 for the last two years.

11/05/2022

I want to help clear up some facts from yesterday’s debate. We unfortunately did have the opportunity to refute much of this last night due to time constraints. Facts matter and we can not rewrite history.

- Park Forest Middle was never taken over by the RSD. And it’s not in District 2.

- Lanier Elem was not a middle school when it was taken over by the state.

- Advance Baton Rouge (BRAF) took over and ran charter schools at Lanier Elem, Dalton Elem, Crestworth Middle, Prescott Middle and Glen Oaks Middle while my opponent’s current employer, the 100 Black Men took over and ran the initial charter school at Capitol High. This is how charter schools, outside of CSAL and J.K. Haynes, initially came to north Baton Rouge. No one on my team had any involvement in setting up these charters in our district.

- My opponent frequently fails to mention that one of the three charter schools that was most recently housed at Glen Oaks Middle school after the Advance Baton Rouge. rendition closed, actually employed him as a staff member.

- Beyond any of this, my opponent did not explain how middle school students are not able to attend a school in their community when Glen Oaks High has been educating students in grades 6-8 for the last two years.

- Checkout the comments for documents needed for this history lesson.

11/05/2022

Made in St. Helena, but I am Glen Oaks through and through.

11/05/2022

Thank you to the team of and for hosting tonight’s discussion regarding District 2 of the . I am committed to continuing the work I was doing on the school board and ensuring that the constituents have a school board member that listens and responds to their needs. #78 District ✌🏽

11/04/2022

11/03/2022

Election Day is just around the corner. On Tuesday November 8th, please cast your vote for Vereta T. Lee for East Baton Rouge School Board | District 2.

Vereta T. Lee is the only choice for the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board, District 2 representative. A lifelong educator, Vereta is committed to working in collaboration with fellow school boa…