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Joshua Wiley
Ward 6 Member of the State Board of Education
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Experience matters. Thank you to Hill Rag for covering our Ward 6 State Board of Education candidate forum. As I shared during the forum, “I don’t just hear about it. I see it and I live it every single day.” Learn more at https://ward6wiley.com Vote Joshua Wiley on Nov 3.
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Ward 6 SBOE Candidates Propose Different Paths to Stronger Schools https://www.hillrag.com/2026/10/13/ward-6-sboe-candidates-propose-different-paths-to-stronger-schools
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Good music, great conversations, and even better community! 🎶🏡 Spent the day at Capitol Hill PorchFest connecting with Ward 6 neighbors, meeting families, and talking about the future of education in DC. #Ward6Wiley #CapitolHillPorchFest #Ward6DC #JoshuaWiley #CommunityFirst
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Before going to school to get ready for the upcoming school year 🍎 , I stopped by the Board of Elections to turn in over 100 extra signatures. Thanks to everyone in WARD 6, who showed up and showed out!!
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Education changed my life. Now I’m running for the DC State Board of Education to represent Ward 6 because every student deserves the opportunity to succeed. I’d be honored to earn your support. https://www.ward6wiley.com/ #Ward6
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Students graduating with both academic knowledge and practical skills that position them for long-term success.
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Modernize graduation requirements to reflect future workforce needs
Students graduating with both academic knowledge and practical skills that position them for long-term success.
Technology Should Be a Tool, Not a Substitute.
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More students meeting and exceeding academic standards while graduating prepared for college, careers, and life.
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Strengthen accountability systems focused on student growth
More students meeting and exceeding academic standards while graduating prepared for college, careers, and life.
Students cannot learn if they are not in school. Chronic absenteeism remains one of the most significant challenges facing schools nationwide and requires a coordinated response from educators, families, and community partners.
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Technology has transformed education, but its use must be intentional, balanced, and focused on improving learning outcomes.
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Technology Should Be a Tool, Not a Substitute.
Technology has transformed education, but its use must be intentional, balanced, and focused on improving learning outcomes.
Increase opportunities for hands-on and collaborative learning
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Students becoming informed, responsible users of technology who can think critically, solve problems, and create—not simply consume.
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Increase opportunities for hands-on and collaborative learning
Students becoming informed, responsible users of technology who can think critically, solve problems, and create—not simply consume.
Science education is critical to preparing students for careers in healthcare, engineering, technology, research, and countless other fields.
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Students consistently attending school, feeling connected to their learning community, and receiving the support they need to thrive.
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Use data to identify concerns before they become chronic
Students consistently attending school, feeling connected to their learning community, and receiving the support they need to thrive.
Students need practical skills alongside academic knowledge. Schools should prepare students for college, careers, entrepreneurship, and civic engagement.