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Anita Grier
98,652 votes
26.71%
- Occupation: Educator
- City College Graduate
- Bachelor of Arts, SF State University
- Master of Arts, SF State University
- Doctoral degree, University of San Francisco
Priorities:
- Develop a seamless relationship between the San Francisco Unified School District and City College of San Francisco
- Completion of the Mission Campus and the Chinatown /North Beach campuses
- Increase the number of transfer students to 4 year colleges/universities
Lawrence Wong
83,545 votes
22.62%
- 8 year member of the College Board
- Former S.F. Human Rights Commissioner
- Born and raised in S.F. Chinatown
- Education and human rights activist
Priorities:
- Construction of new campuses such as North Beach, Chinatown, Mission and other facilities, Health and Wellness Center.
- Counseling and mentoring for At-Risk Students such as counseling and mentoring;
- Lobbying for additional State Funding for additional programs and classes
Johnnie L. Carter, Jr.
70,278 votes
19.03%
- Occupation: Senate Education Liason
- Vice-President, Community College Board of San Francisco
Priorities:
- Increasing job-training opportunities for people unemployed due to the current economic downturn.
- Improving and expanding academic courses that address our diverse community needs.
- Increasing the transfer of students to four year colleges and universities
Peter B. Gallegos
64,204 votes
17.39%
- Occupation: Director Educational Programs
- Director Mission Accomplish
Priorities:
- Improving student outreach and mentoring programs for students and their families.
- Collaboration and partnerhips with employers through school-to-career programs that will result in quality internships and jobs for CCSF students.
- Building new state of the art campuses in the Mission and Chinatown/Northbeach communities that are fiscally responsible.
Abel Mouton
35,214 votes
9.54%
- Occupation: Newspaper Editor
- Veteran of many progressive campaigns in Northern California
- Public Power Advocate
- Anti-war activist
- Immigrant rights activist
- Music instructor for children
- Environmental activist
Priorities:
- Democratization of CCSF by making the Board transparent and accountable
- For the replacement of the current Board with an elected Board of Students faculty and staff
- For progressive taxation on big businesses to guarantee education for all, an end to all barriers for immigrants to attend CCSF
Amarcy D. Berry
16,127 votes
4.37%
- Occupation: Self-employed bookkeeper
- Small business owner
- Executive Board member, San Francisco Libertarian Party
- MBA (Finance), San Francisco State University
- BA (International Business) San Francisco State University
- AA (Literature), City College of San Francisco
Priorities:
- Prudent expenditure of taxpayers' money
- Preparation of students to join the workforce or transfer to a 4-year college
- Strengthening of school/workplace communication
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