I did not get diagnosed with ADHD until I was 47 years old. By then, I had already made it through the system. I earned good grades. I went to college. I earned an MBA from NYU. I became an executive. On paper, I looked like proof that everything worked. But paper can lie. For 47 years, I carried insecurity I did not have language for. I worked harder than people could see. I learned around obstacles no one had named. I misunderstood myself because the system misunderstood me

Announcement on expansion of lighting in Detroit wouldn't have been possible without a vision and belief that our best days are ahead Right now, most conversations about our schools sounds the same: cut, cut, cut. And to be fair, there’s a reason for that. You cannot build a public budget on money you do not have. Until a millage actually passes, a responsible district has to plan as if it won’t — because assuming revenue that isn’t guaranteed is exactly how public institutio

By Beau Taylor - Troy School Board Candidate Experience & Judgment Anyone can run for school board with a platform. Platforms are easy. What's harder — and what actually matters — is a track record of making difficult decisions under pressure, managing public money with discipline, and delivering results that can be measured. I have that record. Here's what it looks like in practice. 23 Years in public service 200→2 School power outages eliminated in one year 12+Years holding

Campaign Platform By Beau Taylor - Troy School Board Candidate I moved to Troy for one reason: my son. And in doing that, I chose a community that reflects something I believe in — that how we treat each other matters as much as what we achieve. Troy's schools are academically excellent and genuinely warm. That combination is rare. My platform exists to protect it, build on it, and position this district to lead what comes next. Every Child. Every School. Every Opportunity. T