Andrew LoMonte is a community organizer and lifelong Bloomfield resident dedicated to public service and civic engagement. A 2023 graduate of Bloomfield High School, he served as Class President for four years and was actively involved in the school’s leadership program, theater program, Key Club, and served as a youth member for Bloomfield Unico. Andrew’s passion for leadership and advocacy continued beyond graduation, culminating in his election as a District Leader- allowing him to work with policymakers, be active in the community, and advocate for the needs of his constituents. Committed to uplifting his community, he brings energy, creativity, and a deep understanding of local needs to everything he does.
Quan R. Miller is a proud Bloomfield resident, husband, and father of a 2nd grade boy who attends Carteret elementary school, and a playful baby girl in Nursery School. For the past 15 years, this town has been home for his family. He is running for the Board of Education because he cares deeply about our kids’ safety, their success in the classroom, and building a school system that supports every child, teacher, and family. Quan wants to work together to make sure our schools are strong, Clean, safe, and full of opportunity.
Thomas Heaney has been living and volunteering in Bloomfield for 25 years. He has served on the Bloomfield BOE from 2017 until 2020, chairing the Finance and Facilities Committee. He is board certified and undergone extensive training. Through his experienced and guidance he helped lower taxes each of the years he held the position. Thomas has four children, all of them Bloomfield educated, the youngest of which is a rising 8th grader.
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We believe empowering the next generation starts with giving them a voice. Recently, we partnered with Bloomfield’s Parkside Pizza to support a local business. One focus of the evening was a voter registration initiative.
We connected with young voters, shared the importance of civic engagement, and provided resources on how to register and vote by mail. We also helped the young to understand the political process. Our goal is to make voting more accessible and to inspire young people to see their role in shaping the future of our community.
Our team has been actively involved in building a better community for years. From helping in city-wide cleanups and back-to-school giveaways to supporting youth sports and homeschool associations, we’ve worked to uplift families and create opportunities for young people. We’ve taken part in crime watch initiatives, attended walk to school with a cop events and partnered with neighbors to make our town safer and more connected. This hands-on involvement reflects our belief that supported schools are built on healthy communities—and we are committed to continuing that work as your representatives.
We come from three different backgrounds, neighborhoods, and generations, but we share one vision: a brighter future for our students. Our diverse perspectives reflect the community we serve, ensuring every voice has a seat at the table. With years of leadership in our neighborhoods, and with firsthand GenZ experience, we are ready to bring that same dedication to our school district—always putting students first.
We are three community members united by a commitment to put Bloomfield’s students first. Our mission is to ensure every child has access to a safe and supportive learning environment. We believe in a curriculum that not only challenges and inspires our students, but also prepares them for the opportunities of tomorrow. Together, we will work to build a brighter Bloomfield.
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