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- I am a 17 year resident of West Chester; married with 4 children who attend Westtown-Thornbury and Westminster Preschool
- I have 18 Years of professional experience helping businesses make investment decisions based on two factors: Total Cost of Ownership and Return on Investment.
- I am committed to making WCASD the benchmark by which other districts measure their effectiveness.
- I believe that a strong community and strong school district go hand in hand.
- As a taxpayer and WCASD parent, I am committed to governing schools in a manner that balances educational excellence and fiscal restraint.
- I will make fiscally responsible decisions today that pave the way for a better future thus ensuring property values and educational standards remain strong.
Chris McCune holds a Bachelors of Science in Business Management & Marketing from West Chester University. Chris and his wife, Kathleen, have resided in West Chester since 1996. They have four young children, two of which attend Westtown-Thornbury and two that attend Westminster Preschool. Professionally, Mr. McCune works for Symantec as an Advanced Technology Solutions Specialist focusing in the areas of electronic discovery and disaster recovery. Over his career, Chris has worked with some the worlds most respected and industry leading companies including Xerox, Hewlett Packard, and Ernst &Young. His professional experience includes helping schools leverage technology to reduce costs and enhance educational experiences.
Mr. McCune is well known for his volunteer work throughout the community. Chris serves on the Planning Commission for Thornbury Township (Chester County). He has been a volunteer coach for a number of youth athletic leagues including West Chester United, Upward Basketball and the YMCA. Additionally, Chris is the League Director for CYO Football (Archdiocese of Philadelphia). He understands the need to exercise fiscal restraint in managing taxpayer monies, but also believes that the supports, services and education provided by public school enriches lives and is the path to self-sufficiency and economic productivity.
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