Frank W. Johnson, a native of South Memphis, is a suitable candidate for the County School Board Division 7. He has a deep understanding of the community, having grown up and worked in various parts of the city. Johnson has experience in education, having served as a teacher for LaRose Elementary and as a community organizer for The Black Alliance for Educational Options. He is also an active member of the Shelby County Democratic Party, serving on the Primary Board and the Grassroots Council. Johnson's commitment to improving the community is evident in his current roles as President of the Alcy/Ball Community Association, South Memphis Connector for the Center For Transforming Communities, and Executive Director of Depot Communities United. His engagement with environmental justice issues also indicates a broader understanding of the challenges facing the community, which could inform his policy decisions on the school board.

Towanna C. Murphy, a radio and TV personality with a background in education advocacy as the CEO and founder of Project Let's Read, could bring a unique perspective to the County School Board Division 7. Her experience in media and communication, coupled with her passion for education, could be beneficial in representing the interests of students, parents, and educators. Living in Cordova, Tennessee, she is familiar with local educational needs and could potentially contribute to the development and implementation of policies that enhance educational outcomes.

Danielle Huggins is a suitable candidate for the County School Board Division 7 position due to her background as an educator and community advocate. She is a lifelong resident of Memphis, with a deep understanding of the local community. Her campaign focuses on expanding educational opportunities, improving early childhood education, and ensuring accountability in schools. Her commitment to listening to constituents and advocating for their needs aligns with the responsibilities of a School Board member, which include policy development, budget oversight, and promoting a high-quality learning environment.

Jason Sharif is a suitable candidate for the Memphis-Shelby County Schools Board District 7 position. His extensive experience in education and community development, including roles with the Tennessee Department of Children's Services, teaching at Craigmont Middle School, starting the Boys & Girls Club at Westwood High School, and founding RESPECT The Haven Community Development Corporation, demonstrate his commitment to improving educational outcomes. His focus on improving school facilities, increasing mental health support, expanding career and technical education pathways, improving early literacy, increasing family and community engagement, and focusing on teacher and staff retention align with the responsibilities of a school board member. His educational background in Political Science and Public Administration further equip him for the role.

Chavez G. Donelson is a dedicated community leader with over ten years of experience in advocating for change in the Alcy-Ball community. His campaign for the County School Board Division 7 is guided by a comprehensive plan to transform the district, focusing on student and parent support, STEM education, and vocational training. Given his commitment to children's welfare and his vision for a prosperous community, Donelson appears well-suited for the role of a School Board member, which involves policy-making, budget oversight, and promoting a high-quality learning environment.