Carol Boston
Nonpartisan · Incumbent
- Student achievement and rigorous curricula
- School safety, including mental health services and campus security
- Fiscal responsibility and competitive teacher pay
Florida › Santa Rosa County › Santa Rosa County School Board District 3
DECIDED August 18: Carol Boston, the sitting board member, won the nonpartisan race with 50.55 percent of the vote (14,594 votes) over Kyle Connolly (49.45 percent, 14,278), per the Santa Rosa County Supervisor of Elections' posted results (not labeled official on the results site as of September 29); this race will not appear on the November 3 ballot.
Nonpartisan · Incumbent
Also ran in the primary
Nonpartisan
School board member. The school board is the governing body of a public school district. It hires and evaluates the superintendent, adopts the district budget, sets policies on curriculum, discipline, attendance boundaries and facilities, and approves contracts and collective bargaining agreements. Day-to-day operations belong to the superintendent; the board sets direction and holds the administration accountable.
This race. Nonpartisan: candidates appear without party labels. The sitting officeholder, Carol Boston, is on the ballot.
The Santa Rosa County School Board District 3 race was decided at the 2026 primary - Carol Boston won the seat - and does not appear on the November 3, 2026 ballot. 2 candidates were on the primary ballot: Carol Boston and Kyle Connolly. Candidate information follows official Santa Rosa County election filings; verify with the official election office linked below.
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