Hamilton County School Board, District 4

Kizzy Burch

NonpartisanSchool bus driver, Hamilton County School District; founder of the All Our Kidz youth organization

Kizzy Burch drives a school bus for the Hamilton County School District and founded All Our Kidz, a local youth organization that runs free summer camps, literacy programs and meal initiatives. She has about 24 years of local civic involvement. Retiring incumbent Johnny Bullard endorsed her after withdrawing from the race.

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Library and classroom materials Leans disagree· stated position

Statement: "Parents' objections should be enough to pull a book or lesson from a school, even when other families want it kept."

In a written questionnaire, Burch said parents have the right to raise concerns about library and instructional materials, but that challenges should go through Florida law and the district's review process, which she said must weigh all families. She said she trusts certified media specialists' recommendations and supports publicly listing challenged titles and decisions.

"I believe every challenge should follow Florida law and the district's established review process—not personal opinions or politics."

School safety approach Leans disagree· stated position

Statement: "Campus safety depends more on police officers and firm discipline than on counselors and mental-health staff."

Burch identifies bullying and student isolation as drivers of enrollment loss and describes her approach as noticing and listening to students rather than tightening discipline or adding police.

"Every day, I see firsthand how our students are feeling. I know when something changes, when something is bothering them, and when they need someone to listen."
No public position found on 5 issues

We searched campaign sites, questionnaires, interviews, votes and official actions and did not find a clear stance on: Taxes & spending, Property taxes, Education & school choice, Gender identity laws, Teacher and staff pay. This is reported as unknown rather than guessed from party affiliation; these issues are excluded from this candidate's match score.

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