A Mental Health Counselor in Every School
Kathy has seen what happens when kids have nowhere to turn. She is fighting to make sure every school has someone trained to help.
A U.S. Navy veteran, a retired social worker, and a special education professional — asking Berkeley County School Board District 4 to send her back for another term.
District 4Berkeley County School Board
Put a sign in your yard, knock a few doors, or just get a reminder before Election Day. Every bit of it matters in a race this size.
Kathy Littleton served in the United States Navy. She spent her working life as a social worker and a special education professional — sitting across the table from families on their hardest days, and working with the students who need an adult in their corner the most.
That is what she brought with her to the Berkeley County School Board, and it is the lens she brings to every vote: what does this actually do for the child in the classroom?
Test scores in Berkeley County have gone up. Kathy is the first to say that happened because teachers, students, and parents did the work. Her job is to keep giving them the resources and the backup to finish it.
Not slogans — the specific work she is asking District 4 to send her back to finish.
Kathy has seen what happens when kids have nowhere to turn. She is fighting to make sure every school has someone trained to help.
College, career, trade, or service. Every graduate should walk out the door with a plan and the skills to follow it.
Fiscally conservative budgets, clear priorities, and real accountability for how tax dollars get used.
Test scores went up because teachers, students, and parents did the work. We’ll give them the resources and support to keep our improvements going.
The Berkeley County Republican Party has endorsed Kathy Littleton for re-election to the Berkeley County School Board, District 4.
John McGrath Chairman, Berkeley County Republican Party
Berkeley County School Board races appear on the November ballot without a party label. Look for Kathy’s name under Berkeley County School Board, District 4.
Polls are open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Election Day. If standing in line that day doesn’t work for you, Berkeley County has almost two full weeks of early voting first.
District 4 runs from Tramway and Carnes Crossroads at the top, down through Sangaree and Royle, to Stratford, Discovery, and College Park toward Ladson and Goose Creek.
Some precincts are split between districts, so not every voter at these locations is a District 4 voter — and polling places can change. Confirm your exact precinct and polling place with the official state lookup at scvotes.gov before you head out.
Yard sign, volunteer shift, or just a reminder before Election Day.