Who Is Lara Dedmon? 5 Facts On Hernando County School Board Candidate

Lara Dedmon is a candidate for Hernando County School.

She is a brilliant woman with 14 years of experience serving children and their families living in Hernando County School. She is a speech-language Pathologistwho is also a Christian and makes a prayerful decision with no political policies and agendas; she doesn’t back up when deciding for the welfare.

She is a fiscal conservative who says you live within your means and honor taxpayers’ hard-earned dollars. She always comes forward for the welfare of people; besides being a candidate for Gernanda County School Board, she has always been there when people needed her.

Lara keeps being the primary part of helping anyone around her surrounding, and she is the top most active socialist in her town. Where ever the scenario makes the people trouble, she comes forward to take it for herself. She has been a supportive hand who always stays behind and later comes forward in a time of need.

Dedmon is the owner of a speech therapy business and the mother of twins.

She declared that she is running for school board because, like many others, she is troubled by topics covered in the press on a national level, such as critical race theory and sex education for kids as young as five.

She stated, “Gov. DeSantis correctly passed laws to aid in defending Florida from things like this. But it’s our responsibility to conduct local follow-ups. She claimed that she is pouring her knowledge, abilities, and heart into running for the School Board because of the country’s low literacy rate and other problems. She claimed to be a fiscal conservative and wouldn’t let politics influence her judgments.

She declared that I adhere to the same philosophies in both my home and business. “Adhere to your means.” According to her, public schools should teach the fundamentals of reading, writing, arithmetic, science, history, government, and economics to prepare students for employment and citizenship.

She remarked, “We must constantly exercise caution to ensure that things like CRT and other things that come around are kept out of our classrooms. “Our schools require a value-driven curriculum,”

“We must ensure that children with inadequate phonics skills are identified early and receive immediate one-on-one coaching. Computer programs are excellent, but they should only be used as a supplement. She pledged to treat taxpayer funds with respect and responsibility.

She continued, “I will put a lot of effort into working with schools to ensure that all literacy policies and programs successfully maintain our literacy rate. “I will always make sure that the parents’ opinion is heard and respected so that we can uphold the parental rights that God has granted to us for our children in our schools,”

In the straw poll, 23% of participants chose Dedmon.

She stands for the post of Board Director because She,

• Supports protecting parents’ rights regarding the well-being of their kids in our educational institutions. And if elected, I would continue assisting parents in having that voice for their children on the School Board, just as I have in the past when I have worked with parents,
• Supports keeping political and social objectives like CRT out of our youngsters’ education. Whatever name you give them, these beliefs contain inflammatory language that can harm the brains and souls of our children. Our children are not sent to school to be brainwashed by these beliefs; instead, we send them there to learn how to read, write, solve problems, and become informed members of society. The familial values of our community should instead be reflected in our school curricula,
• Wants their kids to get the finest education we (everyone in the town) can give them, but we’re failing them right now. The FSA reading results for our eighth-grader are at 46%, which indicates that 54% of them are unsuccessful. Nevertheless, slightly over 90% of students graduate from high school. To even start solving this issue, it will need a lot of innovative teamwork between the board, principals, teachers, speech therapists, reading specialists, and parents. But I know I’m up for that challenge because of my professional experience working with kids to improve their literacy abilities for years,
• As a school board member, she would advocate for all of these concerns, including values, voice, fiscal conservatism, and increasing literacy rates, to ensure that our students graduate with the knowledge and abilities necessary to become morally upright, intellectually capable members of our community.

Scott, her spouse, was born and raised in Lutz and is a native Floridian.

He has over 20 years of experience as an AC technician with Bay to Bay Balancing. Due to our daughter playing basketball and softball since the seventh grade, he coached girls’ basketball (and occasionally assisted with softball) at Hernando Christian Academy for the past five years.

This year, he changed his career. In addition to coaching the middle school baseball team and girls’ basketball team, he also teaches middle school science at HCA.