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Rod Hsiao
70,714 votes
55.4%
- Occupation: Nonprofit Executive, Commissioner
- First 5 San Mateo County Commissioner focused on early child education
- Chief Operating Officer, The Natural Heritage Institute
- Master in Public Policy, Harvard University; B.A. in Economics, Oberlin College
- 5 years as a legislative advisor in the U.S. Congress
- Leadership Team for Joint Venture: Silicon Valley Network
- Youth group leader, academic tutor, board member for various local nonprofits and foundations
Priorities:
- Ensure high-quality education for all children and help more graduating seniors pass the high school exit exam.
- Make sure that education funds are spent in a cost-effective way that maximizes results.
- Increase our investments in early childhood education so that all children are prepared to excel in school.
Anthony Fel Amistad
57,010 votes
44.6%
- Occupation: Instructor/Lecturer/Financier
- Educator/mentor
- Stanford University BA/ Research scientist
- Finance Analyst, STANFORD CAPITAL FINANCE
- MBA/JD degree holder /Registered State Bar
- Education Foundation member volunteer
- Skyline College advisor, PTA School Volunteer
Priorities:
- Reduce recidivism in our detention and juvenile halls, Academic excellence
- Create atmosphere of learning and enriching educational experience
- Fiscal accountability and maximize educational funding, ensure taxpayer's funds well spent, minimize expenses
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