Stacy Bryant-Brown for School Committee

I want to express heartfelt gratitude to everyone for the outpouring love, support, and encouragement throughout my campaign. I am truly humbled by the kind words that have been shared about me.

Although the outcome wasn't in my favor, this setback will not silence my determination to be a voice for those who have been silenced. It's remarkable to think that the shy individual I once was could evolve into the strong person I am today.

As I reflect on my journey, I realized it was time to take a leap of faith and challenge the status quo, particularly in steering young minds away from the school-to-prison pipeline. With that in mind, I stepped forward in faith. I wish everyone a Happy, Healthy, Blessed, and Prosperous New Year❤️

I’m running for School Committee because I care deeply about the future of our schools, our students, and our community.

If you share that vision, I’d be honored to have your support on November 4th. Early voting has started!

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Together, we can make a difference. 💙

Today I had an amazing day. I participated in the Stop the Violence Walk here in Lynn, hosted by Fred Hogan Ward 6 Council . The turnout was great, and the weather was beautiful. I had a blast.

Then I went to Vick Breedy's Genetically Resilient Gala at the CMCC. She is so talented. The gala was beautiful.

Please go out and vote on November 4th!!

I had a truly inspiring day today. I visited LifeScene Agora Market on the Lynn Commons, where I was impressed by the exceptional talent of the vendors. I also had the pleasure of meeting some nice people.

Then, I went to the La Cultura Fest, hosted by the Millennium Latino Project at Lynn Harbor Park, where I tried to learn how to do the salsa. I still need more practice😂

I met so many nice people The food was delicious. It was nice to see a crowd of people having a good time. I had a great time at both events.

Check out this MLP event next weekend hosted by Millennium Latino Project

La Cultura Fest 2025 – Lynn Community TV From the Millennium Latino Project: September marks our one-year anniversary, and since it falls right in the heart of Hispanic Heritage Month, we thought… why not celebrate with the community? […]

I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who supported me and helped get my name on the ballot for School Committee. Your encouragement, signatures, and belief in the importance of strong public schools mean the world to me.

I’m excited to continue this journey with you — and when it’s time to vote, remember: I’m #9 on the ballot!

Thank you again for standing with me!

Thank you so much for the donations towards my campaign. I am truly grateful for them.

Today I attended the 4th annual Lynnside Out Festival and it was truly unforgettable. The event drew a massive crowd and it was clear that everyone had an incredible time. The weather was ideal, setting the tone for a fantastic celebration.

I'm deeply grateful to everyone who took the time to vote in our primary election on Tuesday.

Your support and trust in me mean the world, and I'm thrilled to have your backing as we move forward.

If you missed the primary, don't worry - we've got another opportunity to make our voices heard in the upcoming election on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.

I had an incredible weekend, filled with community spirit and connection. Attending the Back To School Comm-Unity BBQ at Curwin Circle was a highlight, watching kids laugh and play together.

Today, we stood together at Red Rock Park, holding signs and showing support. I'm deeply grateful to everyone who joined me.

Thank you to all who welcomed signs on their lawns, and to Councilor-At-Large Nicole McClain for her unwavering kindness. Remember, every voice matters, so let's make ours heard - get out and vote on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.