OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS as of 03/26/2013 9:43:33 PM
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Steve Zimmer
40,716 votes
51.7%
- Occupation: School Boardmember/Teacher
- Former Boardmember, Peace over Violence
- Founder, Marshall's Multilingual Teacher Career Academy
- Honoree, Angels over Los Angeles Award, Commission for Children Youth & their Families
- Honoree, Carino Award, El Centro Del Pueblo
- Honoree, Jackie Goldberg Public Service Award, LACER Foundation
- stevezimmer2013@gmail.com
Priorities:
- Improving quality of instruction and increasing enrollment
- Improving graduation rates
- Increasing parent and community involvement
Kate Anderson
38,063 votes
48.3%
- Occupation: Parent/Child Advocate
- Los Angeles Director, Children Now
- Former Staff Member for both Congressman Waxman and Congresswoman Harman
- Elected Community Council Member
- Westside Infant Family Network Board Member
- Parent of twin 3rd Graders
- Helped to establish a child care center at my law firm
Priorities:
- Increased funding for the school sites
- Middle schools that parents in my district feel comfortable sending their children too
- Meaningful evaluations of and support for teachers
Jeneen Robinson
(write-in)
- Occupation: Education Advocate
- Education Consultant-Families in Schools
- Youth Minister Grant Church
- NAACP National ACT-SO Director
- B.A. International Affairs/French-James Madison University
- M.A. French Linguistics/Sociolinguistics-Howard University and M.Div.-Fuller Seminary
- Teacher of the Year Award; Special Recognition from Congresswoman Janice Hahn for my youth program
- jeneenrobinson@yahoo.com
Priorities:
- To offer the students of Los Angeles access to a world-class education that prepares them for the global economy
- To give teachers and students the tools they need to teach and learn preparing them for the world beyond
- To close the opportunity gap and give all children access to quality teaching and quality learning environments
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5 questions on Most Important Issue, Constituency vs. District, Management/Budget Experience, Health Care Costs, and Standardized Testing.
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