Candidates
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Greg A. Paulo
37,573 votes
26.39%
- Occupation: Retired Teacher
- Greg and wife Lonna have six children and seven grand children
- Teacher (American history and government) and coach in San Juan District for 38 years
- District Master Teacher, Athletic Director, Dept. Chair
- Recognized in Who's Who of American High School Teachers
- Two time recipient of the San Juan District Professional Excellence Award
- Schools Financial Credit Union Excellence in Education Award recipient
Priorities:
- Educational Equity and Equal Opportunity for all students
- Maintain safe and healthy schools where students have access to necessary tools to achieve
- Maintaining existing programs and schools while providing fiscal oversight and responsibility
Larry Masuoka
37,008 votes
25.99%
- Occupation: Family Dentistry
- Larry & his wife, Sharon, have 4 Daughters Attending Schools in the San Juan School District
- University of Pennsylvania Doctor of Dental Medicine
- University of Southern California B.S. Biology
- United States Air Force, Major
- Measure J Citizens Bond Oversight Committee Chairman
- Sacramento Taxpayers Association, member
Priorities:
- High School students must read, speak and write English
- Students must graduate High School
- Our district must cut overhead and restore financial balance
Estelle Werve
21,884 votes
15.37%
- Occupation: School Board Member
- 16-year incumbent on San Juan Board
- Career Path: Communications Consultant, Educator
- Education: M.Ed., Secondary Teaching Credential with CLAD, B.A. Communications (CSUS)
- City of Citrus Heights Empowerment Commission
- Former Parent Volunteer-Docent in children's schools
Priorities:
- I believe the major purpose of any elected office is to serve the people.
- I believe the main purpose of public education is to provide students with the tools & skills necessary to become participating members of our society
- I believe that holding any office is a position of high trust and should not be seen only as a stepping stone to higher office!
Calvin L. Davis
12,125 votes
8.52%
- Occupation: Nurse/Educator
- P.T.A. President Greer Elementary
- Vice-President West Arden Arcade Neighborhood Association
- Member Parent Involvement Committee San Juan Unified School District
- San Juan Board Advisory Committee
Priorities:
- Improved Communication with Board, Teachers, Parents and Community
- Community Education
- Vocational and Technical Training
Galina Bondar
10,271 votes
7.21%
- Occupation: Registered Nurse
- laser therapist
- bilingual (English/Russian)
- community leader
Priorities:
- Back-to-basics education (rigorous academics)
- no student graduates without writing and speaking English proficiently
- will establish policies that no child can leave campus without parental permission, except in an emergency
Eddie L. Kirby
10,221 votes
7.18%
- Occupation: Entrepreneur
- Veteran of San Juan for Past 15 Years
- Computer Consultant
- Education Advocate Against Arnold's Special Election
- Sacramento State University, Business Administration Major
- Graduate, Mira Loma High School w/ IB Certificate
Priorities:
- Making San Juan Compete for Students by Innovative Policies that Improve Enrollment in Honors Courses & through Community Supported Vocational Courses
- Promoting Parental Involvement
- Fiscal Responsibility & Increasing Individual Classroom Funding
Amanda S. Morello
8,603 votes
6.04%
- Occupation: Homemaker/Photographer
Svetlana "Lana" Filipskiy
4,490 votes
3.15%
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