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How service became second nature to D52 trustee Ray Jackson

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Ray Jackson has never treated service as a title or position. It is a habit, formed early, reinforced through faith and carried into every space he occupies. While that habit now includes his seat on the Greenwood County School District…
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How service became second nature to D52 trustee Ray Jackson

Ray Jackson has never treated service as a title or position. It is a habit, formed early, reinforced through faith and carried into every space he occupies. While that habit now includes his seat on the Greenwood County School District…

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Index-Journal broke the news in on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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