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Four candidates speak for at‑large school board seat; council will vote May 26
Summary
Council heard public testimony and candidate statements from Regina Hill, Lamont Hill, Ellis (Trey) Koffield and Antoine Warren for an at‑large Franklin City School Board vacancy. Supporters stressed unity and student‑first leadership; the council scheduled the appointment vote for the May 26 meeting.
The Franklin City Council held a public hearing May 11 on the at‑large vacancy for the Franklin City School Board and heard statements from four candidates and multiple supporters.
Candidates named in the record are Regina Hill, Lamont Hill, Ellis (Trey) Koffield and Antoine Warren. Supporters — including family members and former colleagues — emphasized experience with local schools, mentoring and community involvement. Tiffany Warren, speaking for her husband Antoine Warren, highlighted his commitment to listening, fairness and collaboration. Other speakers praised Trey Koffield’s classroom experience and community engagement.
Several candidates and their supporters urged the council to choose a candidate who will work constructively with families, teachers and administrators. Council members said they will take time to consider the applicants and will hold the appointment vote at their next regular meeting on May 26.
