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Nina Senn
6155 votes
38.21%
- Occupation: Community Relations/Mediator
- Local Hero - City of Oakland District 4 (2014) (for work in Oakland public schools and community)
- President of the Board (2007-2013), SEEDS Community Resolution Center
- Vice President of Academic Enhancement (2011-2013), PTO Montera Middle School
- Mediation, Restorative Justice and Legal Services business owner (2013-present)
- Head of Legal and Senior Counsel positions (2001-2013) and Senior Management Team member
- Juris Doctor, Santa Clara University; Bachelor of Arts, U.C. Berkeley
Priorities:
- attract, retain and develop high performing teachers
- create healthy school climates so that teachers can teach and students can learn
- provide all students and teachers with access to first rate school libraries and educational technology
Karl Debro
5300 votes
32.90%
- Occupation: Educator
- Doctor of Education, Mills College (2012)
- Director, Gateway to College, Contra Costa College (2012-present)
- Teacher/Program Coordinator, Los Medanos College (2007-2012)
- Teacher/AVID Coordinator, San Leandro High School (1990-2008)
- Teacher, Bancroft Middle School (1984-1990)
- California Single Subject Teaching Credential (1983)
Priorities:
- Dramatically improve the capacity of our secondary schools to prepare our kids for competitive college admission and career pathways
- Stem the tide of drop outs and opt outs (those who choose charter, private or home schooling, or move out of the city altogether)
- Pay teachers, school administrators and school staff top wages
Saleem Shakir-Gilmore
3295 votes
20.46%
- Occupation: University Instructor/Educator
- Chair, Measure G Oversight Committee, OUSD
- President, Concerned Black Men of Oakland
- Masters, Education, University of San Francisco
- Business Owner, A.S. and Associates
- University Instructor, Holy Names University
Priorities:
- Improve graduation rates, english proficiency, and career readiness for students
- Attract and retain quality teachers through increased pay and professional development
- Increase fiscal accountability and responsibility
Cheri Spigner
1302 votes
8.08%
- Occupation: Technology Consultant/Parent
- Academic Advisor - Emphasis on NCAA Eligibility
- BA Business Management
- MA Leadership in Progress
Priorities:
- Manage the budget responsibly and efficiently.
- Create better pathways to college education and the 21st Century workforce for our students.
- Engage all of our Oakland community to build relationships that will improve educational outcomes for Oakland students.
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- Date: Saturday, October 4
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