Candidates
(Vote for 2)
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Rick Guy
2,947 votes
41.6%
- Occupation: Home Depot Sales Associate
- Education: Norwood High Graduate Class of 1975
- Lifelong resident and 1975 graduate of Norwood High School
- Parent of 2 children enrolled at Williams Ave. Elementary
- Currently serving as chairman of the Norwood Recreation Commission
- Past President of Williams Ave. PTA
- "I always put children first"
Priorities:
- To fill the superintendent's position vacated just this month
- Strive to continue to increase test scores across the district
- To find the answers to resolve the stadium and planetarium issues
Debi Cochran Gay
2,753 votes
38.9%
- Occupation: Sr. Loan Processor
- College Graduate
- I'm a lifelong resident of Norwood and 1975 graduate of Norwood High
- I'm a mother of two boys in the high School
- Was a member of the School Improvement review committee which met with State Board for Special Education
Priorities:
- Continue to raise student test scores
- Provide a safe & healthy environment for our students
- To find a suitable solution to stadium & planetarium issues, using available resources.
Edward Casagrande
1,385 votes
19.6%
- Occupation: Sculpture / Designer / Lecturer
- Education: B.A. / Bach of Architecture
- Appointed to the Board; experience in school operations, laws, policy and the public's access to their district
- Former PTA President & PTA Council President
- Only member with a student in the system
Priorities:
- Academic performance / School safety / Zero tolerance / Complete honesty to the public
- Total academic and fiscal accountability to the public
- Dismantling mediocre beauracracy, completely streamlining and re-prioritizing efforts toward children /Cut fat
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