Smallwood for Fairburn City Council
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Ulysses Smallwood for Fairburn City Council 2017
Ulysses Smallwood, a lifetime resident of various cities in the South Fulton area and current citizen of Fairburn, GA, recently announced his intention to run for a seat on the Fairburn City Council. Smallwood is happily married and has three beautiful children. “I have served in various capacities over the years in my community and being an educator has allowed me to gain an understanding of what the needs are in my community. This will be a great opportunity to help have those needs heard and facilitated on a level where authentic change can occur,” says Smallwood.
A few of Smallwood’s campaign initiatives are economic development and the youth. Smallwood desires to see Fairburn continue to develop into the city that is situated to succeed economically for all stakeholders, and helping to devlop programs and initiatives which meet the needs of youth who are in need of empowerment.
Your donation, no matter how large or small, will help The Smallwood for Fairburn City Council 2017 campaign be a success.
Biographical Information:
Smallwood attended Shorter College where he received his Associate of Science in Business Management and his Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education. Upon completing his bachelor’s degree, he enrolled in Ashford University and completed his Master of Arts in Early Childhood Education with a Specialization in Mathematics. He recently completed his Educational Specialist in Educational Leadership from Kennesaw State University. He has accumulated over a decade of experience within the Fulton County Schools system. He won Teacher of the Year at Mount Olive Elementary in 2013, and he is currently an administrator at Seaborn Lee Elementary in College Park. He served on former Fulton County Schools superintendent Robert Avossa’s Superintendent Advisory Board, he served as his school’s site captain for the nationally recognized mentorship program All Pro Dads, he has presented professional development workshops on the local and regional level, he is on his school’s governance council which has been instrumental in helping the school increase in its academic performance, and he served as the HOA president for 5 years for the High Point Commons subdivision in Union City. He has been a committed servant in his local church, community, and educational institutions.
Note: Contributions or gifts to this campaign are not deductible as charitable contributions for Federal income tax purposes.
Ulysses Smallwood, a lifetime resident of various cities in the South Fulton area and current citizen of Fairburn, GA, recently announced his intention to run for a seat on the Fairburn City Council. Smallwood is happily married and has three beautiful children. “I have served in various capacities over the years in my community and being an educator has allowed me to gain an understanding of what the needs are in my community. This will be a great opportunity to help have those needs heard and facilitated on a level where authentic change can occur,” says Smallwood.
A few of Smallwood’s campaign initiatives are economic development and the youth. Smallwood desires to see Fairburn continue to develop into the city that is situated to succeed economically for all stakeholders, and helping to devlop programs and initiatives which meet the needs of youth who are in need of empowerment.
Your donation, no matter how large or small, will help The Smallwood for Fairburn City Council 2017 campaign be a success.
Biographical Information:
Smallwood attended Shorter College where he received his Associate of Science in Business Management and his Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education. Upon completing his bachelor’s degree, he enrolled in Ashford University and completed his Master of Arts in Early Childhood Education with a Specialization in Mathematics. He recently completed his Educational Specialist in Educational Leadership from Kennesaw State University. He has accumulated over a decade of experience within the Fulton County Schools system. He won Teacher of the Year at Mount Olive Elementary in 2013, and he is currently an administrator at Seaborn Lee Elementary in College Park. He served on former Fulton County Schools superintendent Robert Avossa’s Superintendent Advisory Board, he served as his school’s site captain for the nationally recognized mentorship program All Pro Dads, he has presented professional development workshops on the local and regional level, he is on his school’s governance council which has been instrumental in helping the school increase in its academic performance, and he served as the HOA president for 5 years for the High Point Commons subdivision in Union City. He has been a committed servant in his local church, community, and educational institutions.
Note: Contributions or gifts to this campaign are not deductible as charitable contributions for Federal income tax purposes.
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Ulysses Smallwood
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Fairburn, GA
