OUR PLATFORM:
- Eliminate waste in school budget
- Deliver long and short-term plans to tackle infrastructure issues and school maintenance.
- Improve school district services by focusing on transportation, enrollment, technology and food.
- Focus on safety, mental health, and drug prevention.
- Improve school curriculum offerings and develop plans to increase school ratings
Darryl F. GREENE:
To my fellow Teaneck residents. My name is Darryl F Greene, and I am a Teaneck resident who has lived in Teaneck for 45 Years. I have gone through the Teaneck public school system starting with Benjamin
Franklin Middle School and ending with Teaneck HS. I can remember my Teaneck HS days entering the school through what was then known as the “Black Door” and trying to make sure I was in class on time to avoid Ms. Minister in her track shoes. After graduation, I attended Pace University at night because I was a single parent. My focus was business management. During the day I worked on the NY Stock exchange as a clerk. I passed my
securities exam and became licensed in Series 6 and 63. I then entered the insurance industry and sold Life Health and Variable Life products. After the Life and Health Industry, I went into the music business as a record/radio promoter working with Island Records, MCA, and RCA Records. It was at RCA records that I received my chance to do A&R. This position was granted to me by Bob Jamieson (Former CEO of BMG). I was a direct report to Bob. Currently, I am partnered on two film projects with Film Industry veteran Doug McHenry. Our Company Elephant Walk Entertainment has made 20 films that target the African American Audience. Films such as Krush Groove, New Jack City, Jasons Lyrics, and The Brothers just to name a few. These projects have generated more than $1B in revenue. Teaneck has always been my roots, my base. As a grandfather, I have a grandson who graduated from THS class of 2020, and my second grandson has just entered THS as a freshman. Living in Teaneck has taught me a lot. I saw the riots after the police shooting of Phillip Parnell. The rebuilding of Teaneck Business on Teaneck RD etc. Today our kids need effective leadership more than ever. Covid was something the world was not prepared for. As a candidate for TBOE, my focus is to make sure our children are prepared to make better decisions in life. We need to focus on the mental health of our children and teachers. I have always been active in my Teaneck community below are just some of my accomplishments:
- Teaneck Planning Board Member
- Created the first Boys and Girls Club in Teaneck
- Brokered the first Pre-K deal between Christ Episcopal Church and TBOE
- 12 Member of TCT -Teaneck Comes Together 501c3 focused on Teaneck Youth
- Organizer/Producer for Teaneck/Englewood Isley Brothers Street Naming (June 2021)
- Organizer/Producer for the BeSpoke/Dre Perrin Way Street Naming (Oct 2020)
- Organizer/Promoter 50 Oakdean Food Drive. June-July 2020 we distributed 18 tons of food to families in need
- Organizer/ Chris Brancato (Producer-Godfather of Harlem) Screenwriters Wrorkshop
These are tough and uncertain times it is not as easy as 123. LORI BULLOCK:
Lori Bullock is a life-long resident of Teaneck, NJ and product of the Teaneck school system. She is a seasoned, two-time Emmy-winning media professional with nearly 30 years of experience and has produced just about everything under the sun from tv news to tv commercials along with print audio and digital content for online, streaming, and social platforms. Her career as a Producer began in broadcast journalism working at local ABC and Fox news affiliates in
New York and the Midwest, shortly after graduating from St. John's University with a B.S in Communication Arts. Her news production background prepared her for a career crafting industrial documentaries and corporate long forms for fortune 500 companies before making the leap to big ad agency life where she continued to thrive with a top corporate client roster list. She currently leads a team of content makers and producers as an SVP, and Executive Producer at Digitas Health, a subsidiary of the global media holding company, PUBLICIS. Prior to that, she was busy honing her craft for some 20 years rising through the ranks of Grey
Worldwide sharpening her problem-solving and communication skills as a "solutionist" shooting ad campaigns with creative teams, production companies, and talent throughout the world. Lori plans to bring along that toolkit to better the process of working with fellow school board members to increase productivity. At the core of Lori's campaign are the values of transparency, integrity, and progress, along with effective leadership in advocating for
acceptance, understanding, and inclusion for all Teaneck Public School students, teachers, and staff. Lori stands for educational excellence, community support for teachers, and providing students with a safe and enriched learning environment. Her aim is to also expand a more comprehensive mental health program to assist students in coping with the many modern-day issues this current generation faces while building off the brand equity of Teaneck’s historical relevance and legacy as being the first majority town to desegregate the public school system. As part of the master plan presented to the township council in 1933, “...to preserve Teaneck’s many advantages and charms and to encourage its future development as a predominantly residential community of the best type.”
It's her belief if we come together as a united community we can do better providing for our public schools as a progressive core value during this time of tremendous growth.
• Longtime Teaneck resident and graduate of the Teaneck school system, elementary
through High School.
• Dedicated Legal Guardian to a niece who is a graduate of T.J. and Teaneck H.S
• Passionate Mentor and Advocate serving my community and nonprofit boards that facilitate culturally responsive, and multidisciplinary art and stem programs for public school students to develop and amplify their voices, creativity, and technical skills for educational and job readiness. On November 8, 2022, I am asking my fellow Teaneck residents looking for transparency, dedication, and discernment in TBOE service to vote for me. We can do better if we come together for it takes a village. It ‘takes this village”.
