Shakia Mccrary for Peach County BOE - At Large

08/28/2026

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By Committee to Elect Shakia McCrary

08/26/2026

The current Board members are willing to increase your property taxes, but are they willing to make sure those same tax dollars are being used where they matter most? Our children deserve to be safe in their schools, properly supported, and prepared to become college and career ready individuals. Parents and taxpayers should not be asked to continue paying more while the most important needs of our students are not being prioritized. More money must come with more accountability. If we are going to raise taxes, then we should also be able to clearly see the investment being made in our children’s safety, education, opportunities, and future. Our children deserve better.

08/23/2026

Remember what I told you all yesterday… “make sure you’re registered to vote”

07/17/2026

I had the pleasure of traveling to Atlanta and doing an interview with the American Federation for Children. During this interview we discussed the disparities in the public school system of Peach County. Here’s some snippets of the interview. But this is my WHY! Why I do everything that I do when it comes to the kids of Peach County. We unpacked a lot. Full interview will drop soon.

06/11/2026

When you are truly passionate about something, there are nights when you stay awake, frustrated and even brought to tears by the lack of progress. But those moments are not signs of defeat, they are fuel for action and determination.

Tonight is one of those nights. I am up researching, strategizing, and learning new ways to help move this district forward and better serve our students and families.

I will not be silent. I will not stop advocating. I will not give up on the children in our community. Every student deserves access to the same high-quality education, opportunities, and resources as students in every other school district across Georgia. I remain committed to fighting for the changes necessary to ensure our children have every opportunity to succeed.

06/10/2026

06/01/2026

8:30am is no better than 1:00pm. I get it you can NEVER find the perfect time for everyone. So if you truly want community input, why not make it accessible for everyone? Use that YouTube channel! Those who can attend please attend!

05/31/2026

Listen… from now until November, it’s about comfortable shoes, determination, fish plates, Gatorades, and giving God the glory while trying to make it across Peach County together. 😂🖤💛

Campaign season is exciting, but it definitely takes community. Between signs, flyers, meetings, phone calls, community events, and knocking on doors, we’re looking for:

🖤 20 committed volunteers willing to canvass and knock on doors
💛 People willing to help behind the scenes
🖤 Supporters willing to donate whatever they genuinely can …..whether it’s $5, $10, $25, or simply sharing a post and encouraging the campaign along the way.

Beginning in mid June , we’ll start campaign meetings, and we’re asking volunteers to commit to:
✔ TWO meetings a month
✔ TWO weekends canvassing
✔ At least TWO hours helping us push toward November
And trust me… we gone make this fun. 😂

Every conversation matters.
Every repost matters.
Every donation matters.
Every door knocked matters.

If you’d like to make a campaign donation, volunteer, or share ideas:

🌐 Website: https://www.shakiamccrary.com
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📘 Facebook: Shakia McCrary for Peach County Board of Education At Large

💻 To donate please direct message, email, text, or call.

📧 Email: [email protected]

📱 Phone: (478) 721-5522

You can also respond directly through the website message section if you’d like to volunteer or get involved.

Now let’s get to work, Peach County. 🖤💛

05/22/2026

It brings me great joy to know that the work I do for the community—without compensation—is recognized and appreciated by the people I serve. I am grateful that so many trust me enough to share their concerns and allow me to assist them in navigating challenges within our school system.

At the same time, it is very telling when community members feel more comfortable turning to advocates for support rather than the individuals who are elected and paid to address these issues directly. Families and community members have voiced their concerns repeatedly, yet many feel that meaningful change has still not taken place. That alone speaks volumes about the level of trust and confidence that currently exists within the system.

With that being said, I’ll see you at the polls in November right? You trust me, so I’m trusting that you will go vote!