- Occupation: Software Engineer, Google
- Member of PAUSD district-wide committees
- Project Safety Net committee member
- B.A, M.A. from Yale, Ph.D in Sociology
- Former college teacher
- Consultant to US Department of Education
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Supporting achievement for all students, while improving student social, emotional, and physical health and reducing unnecessary academic stress.
- Reducing overcrowding in our elementary schools by reopening a 13th school
- Providing all of our elementary school students foreign language instruction, and strengthening foreign languages in our middle schools
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The League of Women Voters of Palo Alto asked questions on the issues of all candidates for this office.
Read the answers from Ken Dauber
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- Betsy Bechtel, Foothill-De Anza Trustee and former Palo Alto Mayor
- Pat Burt, Palo Alto City Council and former Mayor
- Amado Padilla, Stanford Ed School Professor and former PAUSD School Boar
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- Teaching Every Child
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Palo Alto schools are well known for our overall high level of achievement. What should we do to make sure our students are prepared for the 21st century economy - and how do we make sure that we are meeting every child where they are, and giving them appropriate challenges to enable them to meet their full potential?
- Student social, emotional, and physical health
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We have a strong reputation for high achievement -- but like many similar districts, we also struggle with a reputation for high levels of unnecessary academic stress among our students. How can we support both achievement and healthy, happy kids?
- Building a Culture of Innovation
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Silicon Valley is a global center for successful innovation. What can we learn from our larger community's success to make PAUSD a learning organization, where we can make continuous improvements in education?
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