What LaKyshia Will Fight For
Every priority below comes back to one principle: public service begins with listening, leading with integrity, and putting people first.
Capacity Planning Tied to Growth
New development shouldn’t get approved without a real school capacity plan attached — so the tax burden doesn’t fall on families who had nothing to do with the growth.
Read LaKyshia's plan →Transparent Zoning
Parents deserve to know — before they buy — whether a school zone is likely to change.
Read LaKyshia's plan →Support for Teachers
Smaller class sizes and real relief for teachers in overcrowded classrooms aren’t a luxury — they’re a necessity.
Read LaKyshia's plan →Real Options for Working Families
Quality child care and flexible schooling paths — homeschool, hybrid, and public — for single- and dual-income households alike.
Read LaKyshia's plan →Accountability & Communication
Parents should hear from the board before decisions are made — not after.
Read LaKyshia's plan →Lived Experience, Not Theory
A board member who has homeschooled and used Berkeley County public schools — both sides, not one.
Read LaKyshia's plan →Infrastructure That Keeps Pace
Cane Bay neighborhoods flood. Whitesville Elementary floods. Growth is outpacing stormwater and infrastructure planning too.
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