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Jane Kim
66,728 votes
14.15%
Hydra Mendoza
61,214 votes
12.99%
Kim-Shree Maufas
51,689 votes
10.96%
- Occupation: Parent/Senior Analyst
- Girls & Young Womens Advocate
- Finishing MBA- Finance w/Marketing Emphasis
Priorities:
- Will work to generate sustainable school revenue through city & state-level partnerships
- Helping create and promote more small-by-design schools as well as support stabilizing school workforce with low-cost housing
- Committed to working with school communities to address systemic barriers to providing quality education for all
Robert M. "Bob" Twomey
48,716 votes
10.33%
- Occupation: Non-Profit Administrator
- 15 Years as a Public School Parent
- 23 Years Working with Kids, as a Coach and Mentor
- 14 Yeas working with Non-Profit and Government Sector
Priorities:
- Expanding career paths by incorporating vocational and technical skill training into existing curriculum
- Strengthening wrap around services
- Increasing the monitoring of discretionary fundings
Dan Kelly
46,821 votes
9.93%
- Occupation: Primary Care Pediatrician
- Stanford University MD 1980
- Columbia University BS Biology 1976
- Bronx Community College AA Nursing 1973
- Elected SF Bd of Ed 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002
- Executive Committee, Council of The Great City Schools
Priorities:
- Eliminate Opportunity Gaps separating different ethnic and socio-economic groups
- Redesign enrollment procedures to address the resegregation of our schools
- Improve school quality throughout the city
James M. Calloway, Ed.D
33,643 votes
7.14%
- Occupation: Teacher/Counselor/Administrator
- AA - Associate of Arts
- Bachelor of Arts - Major: Sociology
- Master of Arts - Education Administration
- Doctor of Education
- Standard Teaching Credential
- Education Administration Credential
Priorities:
- A specified and individualized excellent educational progrm for all students.
- Provide our students with a well-rounded education including both basic skills and enrichment programs.
- Excellent educational leaders, teachers and classified staffs at all school sites with excellent pay for credential and classified staff members.
Wilma Pang
32,525 votes
6.90%
Bayard F. Fong
28,902 votes
6.13%
Kimberley "Kim" Knox
23,617 votes
5.01%
- Occupation: Renewable Energy Educator
- Author of Science Books for K-8
- Mentor of 84 SFUSD High School Students
- Mentor of the Year
- Co-founder of "Sun, Wind & Water Day" for preschoolers and elementary students
- Founder of the Environment Summit for High School Students
- Founder of Renewable Energy Inventors Contest for Middle School Students
Priorities:
- More professional development dollars for SFUSD's hardworking classified, certificated and trade employees
- Bridge SFUSD's academic gap to provide a quality education to all of SFUSD's students
- Put more funds in the classroom and less funds in SFUSD's Central Office
Roger E. Schulke
17,528 votes
3.72%
Omar Khalif
15,126 votes
3.21%
Mauricio Vela
12,828 votes
2.72%
Boots Whitmer
12,593 votes
2.67%
Richard W Van Loon
12,070 votes
2.56%
- Occupation: Parent/Businessman
- Independent small business owner
- Author, children's short stories
Priorities:
- Bring the Board's focus away from politics back to education
- Raise student test scores especially in lower-performing schools
- Insist on strict fiscal responsibility and accountability
Joel Britton
6,006 votes
1.27%
- Occupation: Retired industrial worker
Priorities:
- "Legalization Now!" for all undocumented workers/Stop denial of diplomas to high school youth on basis of "exit exams"!
- Support all women's right to choose abortion -- Vote No on Proposition 85!
- For a workers and farmers government, which will abolish capitalism in the United States and join in the worldwide struggle for socialism
Giselle Quezada-Brandt
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