From staff reports
In addition to electing a new slate of officers Tuesday evening, Jan. 3, the Beaufort County Board of Education took on four new members with terms running through 2026.
Representing District 8, Carlton Dallas has had an extensive career in international supply and trading as well as years of community service in the Lowcountry.
Representing District 2, Chloe Gordon is a former educator of Beaufort County School District, with 27 years of experience, progressing from teacher to assistant principal at the elementary, middle, and high school level.
Representing District 10, Elizabeth Hey is a former mental health and substance abuse counselor who has also coordinated supports for individuals with disabilities. She is currently a business coach and community volunteer.
Representing District 5, Victor Ney is a former band teacher, serving in the Marine Corps since 1999, progressing from percussionist to Bandmaster.
In addition to the four new Board members, reelected members Col. Richard Geier, USA (Ret.), William Smith, and Dr. Rachel Wisnefski were additionally sworn in for their new terms.
The Board also elected its officers for 2023: Dr. Christina Gwozdz as chair, Geier as vice chair, and Angela Middleton as secretary.
