Board Member; Alpine Union School District Election Information November 5, 2002 Election

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San Diego County, CA

November 5, 2002 Election

Board Member; Alpine Union School District Voter Information

Results as of Nov 27 12:02pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (21/21)

Candidates (Vote for 3)
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Teresa Harn 2620 votes 22.4%

Occupation: Parent/Educator/Businesswoman

Mary E. Wiggins 2505 votes 21.4%

Occupation: Incumbent

Scott Barr 2348 votes 20.0%

Occupation: Educator

Chuck Taylor 2326 votes 19.9%

Occupation: Incumbent
28 Years as a radio personality
Asking for 2nd 4 year term on school board.
Officer on Little League
Official with BMX Racing
Nominated as Alpine Citizen of the Year 2000
Vice President, Lions Club

Priorities:

To assist in planning and building a High School for Alpine.
To offer parents the option to institute a school uniform policy
To find funding for a full performing arts program throughout the district.

John R. Hood 1886 votes 16.1%

Occupation: Educator/Business Person
Over 27 years community service
Supports high school for alpine
Previous board member(school board; fire board (apppointed) ; community center board, president Lion Club 1995-1996
Public School advocate, support public school education
Dedicated, Experienced, Honest
Educational background 30 years educator/administrator

Priorities:

Supports High School for Alpine
Public School Advocate
Increase parent andcommunity involvement in prioratizing any district cutbacks.

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