Candidate · Richland School District Two Board of Trustees
Robin Clark
Richland Two School Board
Board of Trustees · At-Large
From the candidate
Why I’m running
I am running for the Richland Two School Board to bring dedicated, service-driven leadership to our community’s educational system.
My focus is retaining experienced teachers, ensuring school safety, and strengthening the pipeline to student success—preparing graduates for college, the military, or the workforce.
30+Years of Federal Service,
Community Service,
and Leadership
- Professional Experience
- More than 30 years of federal-government experience across military installations in the United States and overseas, plus contractor service with Logistic Health Incorporated supporting Reserve and National Guard members from every military branch.
- Community Service
- Founder and CEO of Y Not Believe LLC, leading clothing drives, food support for underserved neighbors, community cancer-awareness events, and empowerment programs.
- Leadership
- Certified Life Coach experienced in supporting service members, families, and community members as they navigate major life decisions.
- Education & Mentorship
- Savannah State College attendee, youth ministry teacher, and active community volunteer.
Community outreach
Y Not Believe
Empowering people. Strengthening communities.
Y Not Believe LLC is a community outreach organization focused on empowering individuals, strengthening communities, and creating meaningful opportunities for growth.
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Focused on Richland Two
Robin’s stated priorities for the Richland Two School Board focus on educators, safe learning environments, and clear pathways after graduation.
All prioritiesStrengthen Student Pathways
Prepare graduates for college, military service, or the workforce.
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In the community
Community & Leadership
As founder and CEO of Y Not Believe LLC, Robin leads community outreach that includes clothing drives, food support for underserved neighbors, cancer-awareness events, and programs that empower people.
Her service as a youth ministry teacher and active community volunteer reflects her belief in knowledge, collaboration, and strong connections between families and their communities.
Meet Robin
Upcoming community event
People of Empowerment
Y Not Believe presents · 11th Annual
Tea Time: Real Talk. Real Solutions.
- When
- October 17, 2026 · 2:00–5:00 p.m.
- Where
- North Springs
1320 Clemson Road, Columbia, SC 29229 - Tickets
- $25
Join various guest panel speakers for an afternoon of empowerment, encouragement, practical solutions, and conversations that create change. Refreshments will be served, and all are welcome.
Call 803.602.4510Vote Early
October 19–31 · Monday–Saturday, 8:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m. · Closed Sunday, October 25. Richland County voters may use any county early voting center.
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