Governing Board Member; Northern Humboldt Union High School District Election Information November 4, 2003 Election

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League of Women Voters of California

Humboldt County, CA

November 4, 2003 Election

Governing Board Member; Northern Humboldt Union High School District Voter Information

Results as of Nov 4 8:53pm, 95.7% of Precincts Reporting (44/46)
22.6% Voter Turnout (6604/29229)
(19 Writein Votes 0.2%)

Candidates (Vote for 2)
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JIM WELSH 3272 votes 26.7%

Occupation: Incumbent

34 yrs. teaching high school; 26 at McKinleyville High

10 years teaching & supervising Student Teachers at HSU; currently teaching in Education Dept. at HSU and Veterans' Upward Bound Program.

Dept. Chairman, Faculty President, Union Negotiator, Mentor Teacher;

Awards from county and HSU for Outstanding Teaching

Priorities:

Providing best opportunities and education possible for all students in the NHUHSD.
Managing finances in difficult times with preservation of exisiting staff and existing programs, and making cuts where they least affect students
Continue to implement innovative programs such as Int, Baccalaureate Program and CEDAR Academy and staff development

Kathleen Marshall 3176 votes 25.9%

Catherine L. Minkema 3000 votes 24.4%

Jim Athing 2806 votes 22.9%

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