League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	Sacramento County, CA November 4, 2008 Election
	Board Member; San Juan Unified School District Voter Information 4 Year Term.

Results as of Jan 24 10:37am, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (334/334) (989 Total Write-In Votes .44%)

Candidates (Vote for 3) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Larry Miles 57,077 votes 25.26% Occupation: Governing Board Member, San Juan Unified School District Owner, The Miles Law Firm; Business Counsellor Mediator, Judge Pro Tem-Arbitrator Sacramento Superior Court Volunteer, El Camino High Booster, 1996-2002, including 2 years on the Board VP & General Counsel, Cal Worthington Auto Group, 1986-1992 BA, UCLA, 1975; MA, Occidental College, 1976; J.D. UC Davis, 1980 CORO Fellowship in Public Affairs, 1976 Priorities: Improving student learning, including closing the achievement gap. Maintaining the financial integrity of the District. Building new schools. Lucinda E. Luttgen 55,321 votes 24.49% Occupation: Governing Board Member, San Juan Unified School District San Juan Teacher, retired after 37 years San Juan Teacher of the Year San Juan High School & Fair Oaks Elem. School Graduate MA and BS CSUS and Univ. of Minnesota Credentials: Physical & Biol. Sciences (P-12), K-8 Elementary, Learning Handicapped San Juan Teachers Association Executive Board Priorities: Maintain financial stability and stabilize enrollment Increase student achievement Maintain quality teaching force and attract capable new teachers Richard Launey 50,892 votes 22.53% Occupation: Governing Board Member, San Juan Unified School District Executive Director, NationalTeacher (non-profit organization) Adjunct Professor, California State University, Sacramento (Government) BA, University of Texas, Government, MA, TCU, Government Post-Graduate Fellowship, Universty of Nevada, Government Community College Teacher, Junior College Dean, Business College President K-12 Teacher (Spanish) Priorities: Maintaining a safe and healthy learning environment for all students Closing the achievement gap and improving student learning Insuring the financial stability of the District while modernizing and rebuilding our schools Lance R. Christensen 32,123 votes 14.22% Occupation: Policy Consultant Finance Budget Analyst, California Department of Finance California Legislative Fellow, CSU Sacramento/State Senator Tom McClintock Master of Public Policy--International Relations, Pepperdine University Graduate Assistant, Pepperdine University Graduate School of Public Policy Educational Assistant, Elkhart Elementary School, Aurora, CO Bachelor of Arts--English, Brigham Young University, 2001 Priorities: Increase student achievement at every level Foster parental involvement in board decisions Advocate for fiscal prudence in the district's budgeting practices Joan D. "Joni" (O'Brien) Miller 29,524 votes 13.07% Occupation: Retired Graduate, Science of Behavior (Teaching) 48 years of University education, research and practical everyday experience in this field. Priorities: To require every textbook or courseware publisher to test for and cleanse its instructional materials of all confusions and under-explanations. To require every text publisher to "Program" every fact it teaches in order to fully empower every student to perfectly remember each point.. To require every school to "teach to the talents" of each student and to eliminate non-relevant "frill" courses. Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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