- Occupation: Retired Vice Principal
- Thirty-three years experience in Elementary Education
- Thirty-one years in the classroom as a teacher and two years as a Vice Principal in the Bakersfield City School District
- Bachelor's Degree in Social Science (UC - Fresno) and Master's Degree in Educational Management (University of LaVerne)
- Lifetime resident of Bakersfield with two children who attended Bakersfield City Schools
- Knows, understands and will work to solve the educational concerns of the parents, teachers, students, and members of our community
- I will be a "full time" trustee. I will work every day to make the district better and find workable solutions to its problems
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Establish an attitude of teamwork and shared responsibility between parents, teachers, administrators, and the Board of Education.
- Ensure that Bond dollars are spent efficiently to build new schools, to modernize present schools and to provide for children's safety at all schools.
- Decrease class size, expand educational opportunities for students, and develop programs to recruit and retain highly qualified teachers.
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- Recommended by the Bakersfield Elementary Teachers Association
- Endorsed by the Central Labor Council
- Supported by the California School Employees Association
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- A Teacher's View On The Board For You
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Years of experience teaching in a classroom and working with parents equals the background and knowledge to make common sense decisions to insure the best education possible for all children in the Bakersfield City Schools.
- Renewal of No Child Left Behind September 2007
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Accountability in Public Schools? Yes. A guiding hand for struggling schools? Yes. NCLB setting goals so high that 90% of public schools will be "taken over" by 2014? No!
- An Event From My First Year Of Teaching
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The first year of teaching is full of experiences - events indellibly etched in our minds forever. This is one of mine.
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