- Party: Non Partisan Office / Republican
- Occupation: Nursing Consultant / Educator / Director Staff Development
- Elected HB City School District Board 1990 and 1994.
- Huntington Beach Community Services Commission
- HB Children's Needs Task Force
- PRIDE / DARE Foundation, Inc. (VP 1998)
- AAUW (President 1997-98) / League of Women Voters
- Parent of three adult children / Wife / 29 Year Resident of Huntington Beach
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Strengthen and preserve public education in Huntington Beach, California and the nation.
- Maintain high standards for Huntington Beach City School District students and staff.
- Expand our facilities to meet the needs of growth, class size reduction and the technology explosion. Re-opening of Gisler is a high priority.
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- Mayor Shirley Dettloff, Councilmen Ralph Bauer,Tom Harman, Peter Green
- Trustees Bonnie Bruce, Michael Simon and Bonnie Castrey
- Norma Brandel Gibbs, Mary Jo Jeffes, Sally Alexander
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- Gisler School Site and Sport Fields in Jeapordy!
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The sale of Gisler School Site and Sport fields has become and issue in the November election. Bob Mann and Shirley Carey support the re-opening of Gisler as a middle school or a dual site to reduce overcrowding at existing schools.
- Challenges of Providing Facilities in HB City School District
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Successful agreements with the City and developers have resulted in a new wing at Dwyer Middle School and the reopening of Peterson School and sport fields. A ground breaking ceremony for the new school was held last week. The facility challenges that are ahead include opening yet another school to reduce current overcrowding. Proven leadership will benefit the community.
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