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Patricia Ann Dorsey

Currently holds the office of Carroll County Public School Board until December 31, 2026.

Candidate for Carroll County Public School Board in 2022 Maryland General Election.

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Patricia Ann Dorsey

Carroll County Public School Board

About Patricia Ann Dorsey

Professional Experience
Carroll County Public School Board, Board Member (Present)
Carroll County Public School System, Teacher
Carroll County Public School System, Assistant Principal
Carroll County Department of Social Services
Degrees
Doctorate, University of Maryland College Park, Education (1999)
Master's, Western Maryland College, Education (1983)
Bachelor's, Morgan State College (1972)
South Carroll High School (1968)

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Carroll County Public School Board in Maryland General Election
Carroll County Public School Board in Maryland Primary Election
Carroll County Public School Board in Maryland 2018 General Election

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