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Santa Barbara County, CA November 7, 2006 Election
 Smart Voter Scott Orlosky

Candidate for
Board Member; Hope School District

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Biographical Highlights
  • Occupation: Marketing Manager
  • Grew up in an educational household - both parents were teachers.
  • Educational background includes engineering, sales and marketing.
  • Very involved father of two girls, I have taught science in their classrooms, chaperoned overnight field trips, founded the Science Night program.
  • I know most of the school staff, principals and superintendent and understand the issues in the district.
  • I am experienced in managing people and large projects under fiscal restraints.
  • The Hope district is moving to basic aid funding and needs special care and attention through the transition. I will see that it gets what it needs.
Top Priorities if Elected
  • Manage the district transition to basic aid as smoothly as possible.
  • Focus on the needs of the students and staff.
  • Effective communication within the district to ensure good community support and trust.
Key Endorsements
  • Mike Underwood, former Hope District President
  • Steve Weintraub, past Hope District President and retiring board memeber
  • Gregg Faulkner, past Hope District President and board member for 7 years.
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Position Papers
Transition to Basic Aid
At Issue: Last Spring the Hope School District board decided to change the district funding from Revenue Limit to Basic Aid. This transition to Basic Aid will take several years and eventually result in more dollars per student. Why wait several years to make the transition instead of doing it now?
 
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