League of Women Voters of California Education Fund
	San Francisco County, CA November 6, 2012 Election
	Member, County Board of Education; County of San Francisco Voter Information 4 Year Term.

Results as of Dec 17 1:47pm (1164 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.15%)

Candidates (Vote for 4) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Sandra Lee Fewer 128500 votes 16.94% Occupation: Member,Board of Education Jill Wynns 106531 votes 14.04% Occupation: School Board Member Rachel P. Norton 102033 votes 13.45% Occupation: School Board Member Elected to SF Board of Education in 2008; Public school parent since 2002; Argonne ES School Site Council Co-Chair 2006-7; Member, SF CAC for Special Education, 2006-9 Priorities: Raising achievement and increasing academic opportunities for all students in SFUSD; Making responsible and accountable budget decisions aligned with district priorities; Improving the quality of food served to students and ensuring that all students can access appealing and nutritious meals at school. Matt Haney 100552 votes 13.25% Occupation: Education Policy Director Executive Director, UC Student Association, advocating directly for 200,000 UC students statewide BA UC Berkeley, MA Stanford School of Education, JD Stanford Law School, LLM National University Ireland Co-Founder and Chair, Citizen Hope, bringing thousands of dollars/hundreds of volunteers to San Francisco schools Member, Public Education Enrichment Fund Community Advisory Committee, advising the district on allocating critical funds for sports, music, and arts Appointee, Attorney General Kamala Harris' Education and Truancy Work Group, and former Legislative Aide Tutor, mentor, and San Francisco School Volunteer at elementary, middle and high school levels Priorities: College and career readiness for all and proven approaches to closing the racial opportunity/achievement gap, including after-school and summer school A relevant and engaging curriculum, including innovative partnerships to bring experiential real-world learning to our schools Securing the resources and support our educators needs to be successful, including enrichment funds for arts, libraries, sports and music Kim Garcia-Meza 59930 votes 7.9% Occupation: Early Childhood Educator Preschool Director & Small Business Owner Bilingual Public School Teacher for 10+ Public & Independent School Parent SFUSD Bilingual Community Council, Chair Stanford University, Alumni University of San Francisco, Masters in Teaching Priorities: Budget Accountability and Transparency Early Literacy Family Engagement & Advocacy Shamann Walton 58194 votes 7.67% Occupation: Nonprofit Executive Director Masters Degree in Public Administration Priorities: Increasing district revenue by leveraging federal and private resources; Decreasing the academic "achievement gap" for Latino, Pacific Islander, African American, Children with Special Needs and English Learner students; Creating an "After High School Going Culture" for all SFUSD students (by providing career and higher education opportunities); Sam Rodriguez 50554 votes 6.66% Occupation: Education Workforce Advisor Parent District PTA Legislative Chair Priorities: Invest in Science, Math, Technology and Arts Education for PreK-5th grade to attract, retain and train the best teachers in these fields Pursue bold and innovative ways to stabilize the SFUSD workforce and find pragmatic solutions to stop the lay-offs Build a "Pre-Trade Skills Hub" at the middle school level, to promote economic opportunity, and further advance closing the academic and skills gap Gladys Soto 49839 votes 6.57% Occupation: Mother Masters Degree in Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy Former Associate Executive Director for the Mission Council on Alcohol Abuse Elected Delegate for the California Democratic Party Assembly District 13 Member, San Francisco Unified School District Bilingual Advisory Committee Member, Parent Voices San Francisco Priorities: Bring Latino and ESL speaker representation to the Board of Education Make San Francisco's public schools equitable for all students Dedicate more resources to K-3 reading programs to increase every student's opportunity for success at the middle and high school levels Beverly Ho-A-Yun Popek 36059 votes 4.75% Occupation: Educator Master of Arts, Anthropology Adjunct Instructor - Skyline College - Anthropology Contract Compliance Officer - City and County of SF Active Public School Parent Priorities: Academic Achievement for All of Our Students Strategic Community Collaborations Funding Victoria Lo 35779 votes 4.72% Occupation: Pediatric Healthcare Professional Priorities: Math and Science Education School-based Health Centers Achievement Gap Paul Robertson 29562 votes 3.9% Occupation: Small Business Owner Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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