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Santa Barbara County, CA November 5, 2002 Election
Board Member; Santa Barbara High School District Voter Information

4 Year Term.

Results as of Nov 25 11:12am, 100.00% of Precincts Reporting (157/157)
Candidates (Vote for 2)
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Robert C. Noel 21435 votes 28.53%

  • Occupation: Professor, Parent
  • Incumbent, Santa Barbara School Board
  • Ph.D., Northwestern University (Political Behovior and International Relations)
  • Member, Political Science Faculty, Pennsylvania State University
  • Member, Political Science Faculty, UCSB
  • Research Fellow, Western Behaviorial Sciences Institute
  • Visiting Professor, Political Science, Stanford University
Priorities:
  • Strengthen the highly successful English reading reforms of 1997-98, and defend them from any effort to undermine their legitimacy.
  • Ensure the highest quality education for mainstream, honors and GATE students, while helping disadvantaged students to realize their full potential.
  • Minimize the impact of possible budget cuts on student programs and activities.
Lynn Ellen Rodriguez 21373 votes 28.45%
  • Occupation: Parent/Project Manager
  • Parent of two children in the District (Elementary and Secondary)
  • Board Member, Alpha Resource Center
  • Self-employed environmental, management and training consultant
  • Member of Special Education Parent Advisory Council for SB School District
  • School volunteer and active PTA member
  • Graduate of UCSB - 1979
Priorities:
  • Closing the achievement gap and providing a high quality education for all students in the District
  • Developing stronger partnerships and communication among parents, teachers and administators
  • Increasing revenue and managing the District's limited financial resources.
Alex Rodriguez 17615 votes 23.45%
  • Occupation: Parent/Business Owner
  • Women's Economic Ventures Board Member
  • Vice President, Santa Barbara Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
  • Vieja Valley School Site Council (1999-2001)
  • Commissioner, Affirmative Action Commission
  • Building Bridges Coalition Board Member
Priorities:
  • A Quality Education for Every Child
  • Fiscal Responsibility from the School District
  • Outside Funding for Arts & Sports Programs
Sean C. Mason 14506 votes 19.31%
  • Occupation: Mediator/Management Consultant
  • Parent, Roxanne, 3rd grade, SB Charter School
  • Incumbant Board Member, SB Charter School
  • BFA, UCSB, 1988
  • J.D., Whittier Law School, 1994
  • Founder/Past President, Whittier Law School Alternative Dispute Resolution Group
  • Principal, United Communication Unlimited: Team building, Leadership Development, Collaborative Negotiations, and Harassment Prevention Training
Priorities:
  • Close the educational gap, while maintaining high standards and expectations for all students.
  • Manage a responsible, equitable budget, based on sound management principles.
  • Develop collaborative partnerships based on trust, respect, and accountability with teachers, administrators, parents, and community groups.

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  Events

Santa Barbara School Board candidate forum, Wed. Oct. 16, 6:30-8:00 PM, La Cumbre Middle School auditorium, 2255 Modoc Rd, Santa Barbara
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