Candidates
(Vote for 2)
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Bev Spellmeyer
2,837 votes
41.4%
- Occupation: Retired Mt. Healthy School Secretary
- Education: 1960 Mt. Healthy Grad. plus College/Writing course
- Born in Mt. Healthy; attended Mt. Healthy Schools K-12
- Employed by Mt. Healthy Board of Education over 30 years
- Presently, Mt. Healthy Alumni President
Priorities:
- Continue to offer students a rounded education
- Improve image of school to public
- Find ways to spend tax dollars wiser
Robert Lawrence
1,504 votes
22%
- Occupation: Supervisor/ Crane Operator
- Education: H.S. graduate/ Management Certification (U.C.)
- Mt. Healthy School Board Member 8 years
- Certificate of Completion- Supervisory Management Training (U.C.)
- Completion of Group Solving Theory and Leadership Skills ( Cinti. State)
- Treasurer: Ohio Caucus of Black School Board Members 3 yrs.
- Legislative Liaison: 7yrs.
Priorities:
- Continue lobbing for adequate state funding.
- improve our educational delviery system (raise test scores)
- Increase partental involvement (via committees)
Lee R. Suman
1,278 votes
18.7%
- Occupation: Retured teacher, Northwest Local
- Education: BS Ed., M.Ed.
- Served a four year term on the Mt. Healthy City School Board
- Taught 30 uears in the Northwest Local School District
- Was chairman of one of the few successful operating levy campaigns in Mt. Healthy
Priorities:
- To provide an equal opportunity for all students to develop academic, cultural, physical, creative and asthetic values and skills
- To develop a sense of pride in our schools by students, staff and community through quality programs and competent staff
- To provide continuing and accurate communications between the Board of Education and the community
John Lahmer, III
1,227 votes
17.9%
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