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LWVLeague of Women Voters of Ohio
Hamilton County, OH November 4, 2003 Election
Smart Voter

Ken Richter
Answers Questions

Candidate for
Board Member; Sycamore Community School District

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The questions were prepared by the LWV Cincinnati Area and asked of all candidates for this office.

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Questions & Answers

1. How would you implement your top priority?

Once elected to the Board, I will address the issue and its importance to our success as a working team for the next four years. Then ask the four other members to join me in setting measurable goals over the next four years to build and enhance relationships. I will illustrate how I have accomplished with other teams. This will improve the quality of our relationships, communications and promises to each other.

2. How can the School Board work with local government and the community on use of school facilities for after school programs and recreations?

would approach in three steps:

Have the Board make a request to the Administration to conduct an inventory of what facilities and recreational areas are not being used by the schools

Then analyze with my four Board Members as to what and how we might improve our community by offering these to the community.

Invite community leaders to develop a proposal on how they could and would want to use and facilitate a policy with the Administration.


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