League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area Education Fund
	Hamilton County, OH November 3, 2009 Election
	Board Member; Sycamore Community School District Voter Information 4 Year Term. The board is a policy-making body, but exercises only those powers delegated to it by state law. It chooses its own officers.

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. Jean A. Staubach 6,442 votes 34.92% Occupation: Safety Specialist, Kendle International 12-year Sycamore Board member (1998-present) 22 year Sycamore resident, parent of 4 Sycamore graduates BS Biology, University of Dayton Priorities: Implement progressive approaches to education that promote rigor and relevance for all students Provide responsible management of resources Promote two-way communication with community Diane Adamec 6,192 votes 33.56% Sycamore Schools Board Member (2005-present), Board Vice President - 2009 Procter and Gamble Manager (1984-2002), various assignments both domestically and abroad Relevant experiences in Human Resources, Purchasing, Manufacturing, and Logistics/Transportation including union relations Experience leading large groups of people through changing business situations and managing in times of both downsizing and financial crises Mother of two Sycamore Students (grades 7 and 9) BS Electrical Engineering, Kansas State University Priorities: Maintain excellent educational quality. Improve cost effectiveness in our operations. Improve communications with the community. John W. Mercurio 5,814 votes 31.52% Occupation: Engineering Consultant Member, Sycamore Schools' Planning Commission (six years) Member, Sycamore Schools' Levy Renewal Committee Bachelor's in Civil Engineering, UC Master's in Environmental Engineering, UC Independent Businessman (Engineering Consultant) Father of five young children Priorities: Academics: ensure the long-term excellence of Sycamore schools Finances: make sure all taxpayers receive the greatest value for their investment Communication: create greater engagement among diverse segments of our community Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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