MABE announced today that Pamela Boozer-Strother has earned its biennial “Distinguished School Board Service Award,” presented to a school board member who has made outstanding contributions to public education through school board service in Maryland.
Singled out for her strong advocacy, leadership, and collaboration skills, award nominators emphasized her “unwavering commitment to advancing equity, sustainability, and excellence in public education.”
Boozer-Strother is serving her second four-year elected term with the Prince George’s County Board of Education, which serves nearly 133,000 students. Her policy accomplishments alongside school board colleagues range from the PGCPS Climate Change Action Plan, recognized as a national leader in the K-12 sector, to the complex Educational Facilities Master Plan Updates and Blueprint Schools Public-Private Partnership (“P3 Program”), involving 14 schools and a $2.2B+ budget.
She has been active with MABE since 2018, having served on several of the Annapolis-based association’s committees, including Legislative, Policies & Procedures, and the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Ad Hoc Committee.
The award will be presented this October 20th during MABE Annual Conference in Annapolis. More details about MABE’s Distinguished School Board Service Award and Boozer-Strother’s professional background are available here.
Congratulations for this well-earned recognition!