Candidates
(Vote for 3)
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Jeanne Hamilton
2,972 votes
25.50%
David M. "Dave" Speak
2,830 votes
24.28%
- Occupation: Teacher
- Professor of Political Science and Former Department Chair, Cal Poly Pomona
- Father of 2 CUSD Grads and one current El Roble student
- Former two-term Chair CUSD District Advisory Committee
- Co-Chair 2 Recreation Assessment District Campaigns
- Finance Chair for recent Bond Issue
- Ten years of volunteering in Claremont Schools
Priorities:
- Form partnerships to meet student needs
- Teach students to access and assess information critically
- Assess student performance and programs realistically
Samuel L. "Sam" Mowbray, Ph.D.
2,186 votes
18.75%
- Occupation: Laboratory Manager, Orange County Sanitation District
- Ph.D. from UCLA in Microbiology/Molecular Biology
- Delegate Assembly, California School Boards Association
- Past President, LA County School Trustees
- Current Member of the Board of Trustees, Claremont Unified School District
- Prior Academic Appointments, Brown Univ, Smith College, UCLA
- Founder, Past President Claremont Education Network Foundation
Priorities:
- Student Achievement is the top priority for education. We must assure that all children will learn the basics and become life-long learners.
- Lobby at the State level for adequate funding for education. Advocate for policies that will advance public education.
- Work to enable and empower parents and the "Whole Village" to make a difference in the education and life of children.
Kris M. Meyer
2,100 votes
18.01%
Steven R. Markley
1,569 votes
13.46%
- Occupation: Assistant Principal
- Teacher for 8 years in the Cucamonga School District
- Former Mentor Teacher
- Former Vice-President and President of the Cucamonga School District
- Teacher of the Year for Rancho Cucamonga Middle School, Cucamonga School District, and San Bernardino County (2000)
- Traffic and Transportation Commissioner for the City of Claremont
- Board Member for the Claremont Education Network Foundation
Priorities:
- The bond money needs to be spent as it was intended
- A plan must be implemented to address traditionally disadvantaged students
- The pay scale for teachers and classified employees needs to competitive with surrounding districts
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