Candidates
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Allison C. Niday
3,459 votes
38.1%
Mark W. Stone
2,933 votes
32.3%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- President, Board of Trustees
- Legislative Action Committee
- District Budget Committee
- CSBA Delegate Assembly
- BA, University of California
- JD, Santa Clara University
Priorities:
- Ensure that our priorities are reflected in our tight budget.
- Continue our efforts to have our needs heard at the State level.
- Solve our substantial facilities issues.
Janine Charlton
2,679 votes
29.5%
- Occupation: Parent/Community Volunteer
- Masters of Business Administration & Bachelor of Science in Business Mgt. - Finance
- Parent of two school age children, Chairperson for March 2002 school bond facilites measure.
- 10 years professional experience in high technology
- Served 3 years on Brook Knoll Site Council, two years as Brook Knoll PTA President.
- Currently serving on the District Budget Committee and the Superintendent's Facilities Committee
- Current PTA President of SV Middle School, last year's Parent Club President, former Brook Knoll PTA President for 2 years
Priorities:
- Responsibly manage district needs to insure fiscal stability in balancing the budget.
- Pass a local school bond to build a new middle school and multipurpose rooms at VH and BK. Follow through with a completed high school.
- Pursue future joint use of school facilities opportunities with the City of SV, community groups & other public agencies. Seek alternative funding.
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