Courtney Angeline for Burlington Township School Board

🎉🖤💛🤍 THANK YOU, BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP! 🖤💛🤍🎉

I am deeply honored and grateful to share that I have been elected to the Burlington Township School Board — with over 6,000 votes!

To my husband, my children, my family, friends, neighbors, and every member of our amazing community who supported me — thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your belief in me means more than words can express.

It’s taken a few years of hard work and determination to reach this moment and I’m proud to show my kids that even when things don’t go your way at first, you never give up. You stay persistent, keep pushing, and continue to believe in your purpose. 💪🏽

This victory is not just mine — it’s ours. Together, we’ve shown what community, determination, and heart can achieve.

As we move forward, I promise to serve with humility, dedication, and one guiding principle that will always lead my decisions:
✨ CHILDREN COME FIRST! ✨

Thank you again, Burlington Township, for your trust, your support, and your belief in me. I’m truly humbled to represent you! 💛🖤🤍

Tomorrow is Election Day!!

Every vote counts! Every vote helps shape the future of our schools and our community. Take a few minutes to head to the polls and make your voice heard in this important election.

Let’s work together to support excellence in education and ensure Children Come First!! Burlington Township School Board 💛🖤

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My name is Courtney Angeline, and I’m running for a seat on the Burlington Township School Board because I believe that CHILDREN COME FIRST.
As a parent of three children currently enrolled in Burlington Township Public Schools and an educator with 25 years of experience, I am deeply committed to public education. I’ve spent my career working to support students, teachers, and families, and I understand the challenges and opportunities within our school system.
My priority is to ensure that every child receives a safe, high-quality, and well-rounded education. I believe our schools must be safe, functional, and fully equipped to support student learning and growth—academically, emotionally, and socially.
I support a rigorous and modern curriculum that prepares students for the demands of the 21st century, emphasizing critical thinking, creativity, and real-world skills. I also advocate for access to up-to-date technologies and resources that will position our students for success.
As an educator, I know that great schools start with great teachers. I’m committed to supporting and retaining highly qualified educators by ensuring they have the tools, training, and environment they need to help students thrive.
Student well-being is also a top concern. I will support programs that prioritize mental health and emotional development—not only for students, but also through training and resources for the adults who guide them every day: teachers, coaches, administrators, and staff.
In addition, I strongly believe in the value of extracurricular programs. Activities outside the classroom help students discover new passions, build confidence, and connect with others. These programs play an important role in students’ overall development and should be supported.
Over the years, I have served on various school committees—including budget, curriculum, school leadership, school safety, and climate and culture teams—and worked alongside the NJ Department of Education to help schools meet performance goals. I’ve led school programs aimed at closing achievement gaps, and I actively volunteer in both school and township recreational programs.
I bring a collaborative spirit, a strong sense of accountability, and a lifelong dedication to education. I’m ready to serve Burlington Township and work hard to make sure CHILDREN COME FIRST in every decision we make.
I respectfully ask for your vote—Courtney Angeline, #1 on the ballot for the one-year unexpired term on the School Board, this November 4th. Thank you!

I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who voted and supported me! Your belief in me truly means the world, and I am deeply honored by your trust. Although I didn’t win this time, finishing in 4th place out of three available seats, I’m not discouraged. The top three spots have historically been tough to break, but I’m determined to keep working toward a future opportunity.

I’ll be back on the ballot in 2025, and I remain committed to making a positive impact on our school district. Your faith in me only strengthens my resolve to keep moving forward. This role is so important, and I take that responsibility seriously.
Congratulations to the winners – I wish you all much success. As we move forward, let’s always remember: CHILDREN COME FIRST!

Tomorrow is Election Day!! With 24 years of experience in education and various leadership roles, I aim to serve my community effectively. I possess strong skills in communication, consensus-building, and decision-making, with a dedicated focus on prioritizing students.

My goals include:
Creating a shared vision for education
Setting the direction for high student performance
Ensuring accountability for student achievement
Developing a community-aligned budget
Supporting a positive school culture
Building partnerships with community stakeholders
Promoting continuous improvement
Maintaining current policies
Hiring and evaluating the superintendent
Ratifying collective bargaining agreements
Upholding strong ethical standards
I am truly committed to making a positive impact on the school district.

SOMETHING TO KEEP IN MIND…….
New board members can foster a more dynamic and innovative approach to tackling the district's challenges, priorities, and budget. Their fresh perspectives, diverse backgrounds, and willingness to question established practices can lead to improved decision-making and more effective resource allocation. By actively engaging with the community and bringing enthusiasm to discussions, they can help ensure that the district meets the evolving needs of students and families.
Diverse Viewpoints: New members often bring varied backgrounds and experiences, enhancing discussions around educational priorities.
Less Entrenched in Old Practices: They are not bound by previous decisions, allowing for critical evaluations of existing policies and identification of improvement areas.
Energy and Enthusiasm: Their desire to effect positive change injects vitality into board discussions and initiatives.
Ability to Ask Challenging Questions: They are more likely to question established practices, promoting deeper analysis of issues.
Community Engagement: New members may actively seek community input, fostering stronger connections between the school district and the wider community.
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Remember EVERY VOTE COUNTS! Your VOICE! Your CHOICE! Vote #4, #5, #6 for Burlington Township school board!

Something to think about…..

New board members can be beneficial for school board change because they bring fresh perspectives, can challenge existing practices, and may be more open to new ideas, potentially leading to a more dynamic and innovative approach to addressing issues within the school district, especially if the previous board was stagnant or resistant to change.

Key reasons why new board members can facilitate change:
Diverse viewpoints:
New members may come from different backgrounds and experiences within the community, offering a wider range of perspectives on educational needs and priorities.

Less entrenched in old practices:
Not being part of previous decision-making processes, new members might be more willing to critically evaluate existing policies and procedures, potentially identifying areas for improvement.

Energy and enthusiasm:
New board members often have a strong desire to make a positive impact, bringing fresh energy and enthusiasm to the board discussions.

Ability to ask challenging questions:
New members may be more likely to ask questions that challenge the status quo, leading to a more thorough examination of issues.

Community engagement:
New board members might actively seek out community input, helping to bridge gaps between the school district and the wider community.

Remember EVERY VOTE COUNTS! Your VOICE! Your CHOICE! Courtney Angeline #6 for Burlington Township School Board