The suitability of Anecia Washington for the job of County School Board Division 4 cannot be determined at this time due to a lack of public information available on the candidate.

Eric Harris, a lifelong educator with advanced degrees in History, Secondary Education, Education Leadership, and Business Administration, is a suitable candidate for the County School Board Division 4. His extensive experience includes roles as a history teacher, basketball coach, school administrator, and founding Principal of a pre-k through 8 grade school. He has also served as Director of Student Operations for the State of Tennessee Achievement School District, focusing on improving the lowest performing elementary schools. Currently, he is the president of the JESSRAN Corporation, a non-profit dedicated to improving the educational trajectory of children. As a resident of District 4, he is well-positioned to represent the interests of local students, parents, and educators.

Alvin Crook, with his experience as a Head Boy's Basketball Coach at Memphis School of Excellence Winchester and his work at Memphis Light, Gas & Water, could bring a unique perspective to the County School Board Division 4. His background in education and community service may equip him with the necessary skills to represent the interests of students, parents, and educators, and to contribute to policy-making and budget oversight. However, his specific experience in educational policy and administration is not detailed.

James Q. Bacchus is a highly qualified candidate for the Memphis Shelby County School Board District 4 position. With over 45 years of experience in education, including roles as a principal, superintendent, and assistant superintendent, Bacchus has a proven track record of transformative leadership and a deep commitment to improving educational outcomes. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Education in Educational Instruction and Technology and a Master of Arts in Educational Leadership and Administration. Bacchus' approach is values-driven, focusing on self-reflection, collaboration, and outcomes. His priority is to listen to his constituents and provide data-driven, practical solutions. His extensive experience and dedication to serving the community make him a compelling candidate for the school board position.

Tamarques Porter, a Memphis native with a strong background in Information Technology and community service, is a suitable candidate for the County School Board Division 4. His professional experience as a Cybersecurity Specialist and his educational background, including a Master's degree in Technology Management, equip him with the technical expertise needed for the role. His involvement in community organizations and his commitment to educational excellence, diversity, and inclusivity demonstrate his dedication to improving learning outcomes and fostering innovation in education. His deep roots in the community and his commitment to representing the interests of students, parents, and educators make him an ideal candidate for the role.