Dana Caudill Jones

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Jones earned her B.A. in political science from High Point University in 1993. She is the owner of Caudill's Commercial Electric Company, Inc. in Kernersville. She previously served four terms on the Kernersville Board of Aldermen. Jones has served on the board of the Kernersville Medical Center. She and her husband, David, have one child.[1]

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Jones provided the following statement to UNC-TV:

As a former PTA President and mother of five, I understand the importance of public education.

Our county needs to aggressively encourage more parental and community involvement in our schools with an open door policy for faith-based and volunteer organizations, such as project Hope. Helping Our People Eat. Forsyth County ranks as one of the highest in the nation for childhood hunger. This is unacceptable.

As a lifelong advocate for public schools, I will work hard for our students to ensure that they have access to high-quality education in each school, which includes energy efficient state of the art technology, safe neighborhood schools, more efficient use of classroom space and much-needed basic resources, such as textbooks. Parents and teachers should not have to constantly supplement our classrooms with items that should readily be available to all.

Teachers and staff should earn salaries commensurate with their peers nationwide. Currently, North Carolina is ranked near the bottom for teacher compensation. This is unacceptable. We need to strive to have on of the highest compensations in the country.

While serving on the board of education I will encourage fellow board members to be an advocate for better salaries and compensation for teachers and staff.[5]

—UNC-TV Voter Guide (2014)[6]