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Thomas Carey

Currently holds the office of Colorado Springs School Board until December 31, 2027.

Candidate for Colorado Springs School Board in 2023 Colorado General Election.

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Thomas Carey

About Thomas Carey

Professional Experience
United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School, Lead Instructor of Science (2019 - Present)
Adams State University, Visiting Assistant Professor (2018 - 2019)
University of Colorado Boulder, Graduate Student Teaching Assistant (2012 - 2019)
Degrees
Doctorate, University of Colorado Boulder, Organic Chemistry (2018)
Bachelor's, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Chemistry (2012)

Education

I would work to ensure that District 11 focuses on student educational outcomes as the number one priority. Learn more

I would fight to secure the best working environment and salary we can for our teachers so they in turn can give their best to our students. Learn more

I would make sure that District 11 is accountable to parents, providing them with a voice and choice in their children’s education. Learn more

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Colorado Springs School Board in Colorado General Election

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