Charlotte Crutchfield

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Running for State Delegate, Maryland, District 19 (2018)

Biography

Charlotte is the mother of a daughter, who recently graduated from college and a high school age son.

Charlotte is a military widow. Her husband served as an officer in the United States Public Health Service.

Charlotte’s family has lived in Montgomery County for over 100 years and she has lived in District 19 for over 15 years.

Charlotte is an attorney and has been a member of the Maryland State Bar for more than 25 years.  She served the community as an Assistant State’s Attorney for Montgomery County. Charlotte’s current practice area is Employment Law.

Charlotte was appointed by the Montgomery County Council to serve a three-year term on the Merit System Protection Board (2014-2017), where she was responsible for protecting county employee’s rights. She ended her term as Chair.

Charlotte is a public servant, she was elected by the voters of District 19 to represent them as a member of the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee.

Charlotte has been a member of various Democratic Clubs including President of the Legislative District 19 Democratic Club and an Executive Board member for the Woman’s Democratic Club (Formerly Woman’s Suburban Democratic Club).

Charlotte has served her community as Parliamentarian for the Potomac Valley Section, National Council of Negro Women, Inc., Board Member of the Tivoli Home Owners Association, Girl Scout Leader, and with membership in the N.A.A.C.P, National Organization for Women, Montgomery County Bar Association, J. Franklyn Bourne Bar Association, the Howard University Alumni Club of Montgomery County, and the Kemp Mill Toastmasters’ Club.

Charlotte was President of the Glenallan Elementary School PTA and has been a member of the PTSA Executive Boards at Col. E. Brooke Lee Middle School and John F. Kennedy High School.

Charlotte obtained her BA from Howard University and her JD from Boston College Law School.

Source: Vote For Chalotte.com

Priorities

Strong Public Schools for All

Education must be a priority.  We need adequate funding for school construction, expansion of Pre-K, increase the per pupil expenditure to offset inflation and to give our teachers more autonomy to develop teaching methods suitable for all learning styles.  We must also understand that the students that compose the school system are increasingly diverse and we must, therefore, implement programs that recognize that diversity and allows all students a fair opportunity to succeed.  This will begin to close the problem of the “achievement gap” and other problems our schools are presently experiencing.

An Economy that works for Everyone in our Community

A livable minimum wage is just the beginning.  These same working families need affordable housing.  These same working families need improved access to affordable child care and after school care options.

Safe & Healthy Communities

Our communities are safe and healthy when our rights are protected, when the diversity of our community is valued and protected, when we feel safe in our community, when we protect our older neighbors and value their continued contribution to our community, when affordable healthcare is made available to all and when we protect our environment.

Source: Vote for Charlotte.com

Charlotte Crutchfield, Willoughby Avenue, The Five Fifths, KOLUMN Magazine, KOLUMN, African American Politics, Black in Politics

Running for State Delegate, Maryland, District 19 (2018)

Charlotte Crutchfield, Willoughby Avenue, The Five Fifths, KOLUMN Magazine, KOLUMN, African American Politics, Black in Politics

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Running for State Delegate, Maryland, District 19 (2018)

Biography

Charlotte is the mother of a daughter, who recently graduated from college and a high school age son.

Charlotte is a military widow. Her husband served as an officer in the United States Public Health Service.

Charlotte’s family has lived in Montgomery County for over 100 years and she has lived in District 19 for over 15 years.

Charlotte is an attorney and has been a member of the Maryland State Bar for more than 25 years.  She served the community as an Assistant State’s Attorney for Montgomery County. Charlotte’s current practice area is Employment Law.

Charlotte was appointed by the Montgomery County Council to serve a three-year term on the Merit System Protection Board (2014-2017), where she was responsible for protecting county employee’s rights. She ended her term as Chair.

Charlotte is a public servant, she was elected by the voters of District 19 to represent them as a member of the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee.

Charlotte has been a member of various Democratic Clubs including President of the Legislative District 19 Democratic Club and an Executive Board member for the Woman’s Democratic Club (Formerly Woman’s Suburban Democratic Club).

Charlotte has served her community as Parliamentarian for the Potomac Valley Section, National Council of Negro Women, Inc., Board Member of the Tivoli Home Owners Association, Girl Scout Leader, and with membership in the N.A.A.C.P, National Organization for Women, Montgomery County Bar Association, J. Franklyn Bourne Bar Association, the Howard University Alumni Club of Montgomery County, and the Kemp Mill Toastmasters’ Club.

Charlotte was President of the Glenallan Elementary School PTA and has been a member of the PTSA Executive Boards at Col. E. Brooke Lee Middle School and John F. Kennedy High School.

Charlotte obtained her BA from Howard University and her JD from Boston College Law School.

Source: Vote For Chalotte.com

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Priorities

Strong Public Schools For All

Education must be a priority.  We need adequate funding for school construction, expansion of Pre-K, increase the per pupil expenditure to offset inflation and to give our teachers more autonomy to develop teaching methods suitable for all learning styles.  We must also understand that the students that compose the school system are increasingly diverse and we must, therefore, implement programs that recognize that diversity and allows all students a fair opportunity to succeed.  This will begin to close the problem of the “achievement gap” and other problems our schools are presently experiencing.  Source: Vote for Charlotte.com

Economy

A livable minimum wage is just the beginning.  These same working families need affordable housing.  These same working families need improved access to affordable child care and after school care options.  Source: Vote for Charlotte.com

Health Care

Our communities are safe and healthy when our rights are protected, when the diversity of our community is valued and protected, when we feel safe in our community, when we protect our older neighbors and value their continued contribution to our community, when affordable healthcare is made available to all and when we protect our environment.  Source: Vote for Charlotte.com

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