Caprice Edmond shares a personal path from classroom to policymaking, driven by love for students and respect for educators. She talks about listening before leading, meeting families where they are, and turning community wisdom into action. We discuss hard choices, transparent communication, and keeping kids at the center of every vote. Caprice’s steadiness offers a […]

Terri Lipsey Scott tells the story of the Woodson African American Museum of Florida as a living place of memory, identity, and hope. She traces how a grassroots dream became a community anchor—opening doors for students through scholarships and opportunity. Terri speaks candidly about resilience, stewardship, and what it means to honor ancestors while lifting […]

Dr. Ricardo “Ric” Davis leads with both data and heart as he works to close opportunity gaps for underserved students in Pinellas County. He shares how his own journey shaped a conviction that every child deserves dignity, access, and high expectations. We talk about partnership with families and schools, and what it takes to move […]