Meet Breanne Green

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Parent. Community Advocate. Public Servant.

Howell has been my family's home for fourteen years, and Howell Public Schools has been an important part of our family's story.

I am the parent of a Howell High School graduate and a current HPS student. For more than 20 years, my work and volunteer service have focused on children, families, and stronger communities.

Today, I serve as a Howell Public Schools Board of Education Trustee.

My Howell Public Schools Story

My involvement in Howell Public Schools has grown alongside my children—from volunteering in their schools to serving on district initiatives and, ultimately, the Board of Education.

  • Northwest PTO — Treasurer

  • Highlander Way Middle School PTO — Board Member & Volunteer

  • Howell Band Booster Association — President

  • Howell Athletic Boosters — Boys Varsity Swim Representative

  • HPS District Implementation Team — MTSS

  • Our Kids, Our Community, Our Future Bond Leadership Team — Chair, Vote Yes Committee

  • Howell High School — PTO & School Improvement Team

  • LESA Parent Advisory Committee — Chair & HPS Representative

  • Howell Public Schools Board of Education — Trustee

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Future Ready. For Careers. For College. For Life.

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Future Ready. For Careers. For College. For Life. 〰️

Every Student Has a Different Story

As a parent, I have seen Howell Public Schools through two very different students.

Their experiences taught me that students learn, grow, and find success in different ways.

I believe every student should have the support and opportunities they need to build a strong future.

That is what Future Ready means to me.

COMMUNITY & ADVOCACY

For more than 20 years, I have worked with parents, educators, community leaders, and lawmakers. I have learned how to listen, build partnerships, and speak up for children and families.

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FAMILY & HOWELL

Howell has been our family's home for fourteen years. My children grew up in Howell Public Schools, and their experiences have helped shape the parent, advocate, and board member I am today.

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Why I Am Running

Serving on the school board is one more way I can serve Howell schools.

For years, I have been involved as a parent, volunteer, and community advocate.

I am running to keep serving our schools and help Howell Public Schools:

  • Prepare every student for college, careers, trades, and life

  • Give students strong teaching and the support they need

  • Keep schools safe, welcoming, and ready for learning

  • Listen to families and share clear information

  • Use taxpayer dollars wisely and plan for the future

  • Build trust through open and responsible leadership

Thoughtful leadership.

Responsible stewardship.

A focus on every student.

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Sharing books with Howell children and families.

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Celebrating community service with Livingston County United Way.

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Building partnerships to support children, families, and our community.

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Advocacy at the Michigan State Capitol—because decisions made in Lansing directly affect our local schools and students.

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Sharing the family voice and advocating for children, families, and public education.

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Learning from advocates from across Michigan.