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Jerry Simmons
3,453 votes
45.8%
685 votes
(44.2%) in El Dorado County
2,768 votes
(46.2%) in Sacramento County
- Occupation: Educator
- Masters in Education, Harvard University
- Law Degree, Pepperdine University
- BA in Political Science, San Jose State University
- AA in Liberal Arts, West Valley Community College
- Senior Associate, Sacramento State Institute for Education Reform
- Former Teaching Fellow, Harvard University Graduate School of Education
Priorities:
- Expand course offerings during the evenings and weekends at the Roseville, Rocklin, Nevada City, and Truckee campus locations.
- Provide competitive salaries to all employees within a balanced and fiscally conservative budget.
- Increase academic standards to ensure educational excellence.
Jim Robison
2,594 votes
34.4%
487 votes
(31.4%) in El Dorado County
2,107 votes
(35.2%) in Sacramento County
- Occupation: Teacher/Businessman
- Adjunct College Professor
- Public School Teacher
- Manufacturing Business Owner
- Certified Financial Planner
- Chartered Financial Consultant
Priorities:
- Develop the Joint College/High School Expansion responsibly
- Continue Board/Administration/Faculty/Student interaction
- Use taxpayer money in the most financially responsible way
Stan Pluta
1,495 votes
19.8%
377 votes
(24.3%) in El Dorado County
1,118 votes
(18.7%) in Sacramento County
- Occupation: Engineer
- MBA - California State University Long Beach
- BS Industrial Technology - Southern Illinois University
- AAS - Community College of the Air Force (USAF veteran)
- Engineer at Hewlett-Packard Company
- Past Chairman of city Traffic & Transportation Commission
- Past member of city General Plan Committee and county Regional Airport Committee
Priorities:
- "I want to guide the College to better align with local business needs through interships, apprenticeship-like programs and work-study opportunities."
- "The College needs to continue developing joint-use arrangements with local school districts and cities to minimize capital expenditures."
- "Adequate full-time faculty are needed to keep class sizes reasonable."
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