Sentences with phrase «school board candidate john»

Since then, former School Board Candidate John Fernandez has been urging teachers to vote against the deal (see: Voices Urge «No» Vote On Evaluation).

Former School Board candidate John Fernandez is among a handful of voices urging to teachers to vote against the tentative agreement struck between UTLA and LAUSD regarding teacher evaluations earlier this year.

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He beat out six other candidates for the designation — Syracuse economist Janet Burman, Syracuse attorney Rick Guy, Syracuse businessman and former mayoral candidate Ian Hunter, retired Army Col. John Lemondes, former Auburn school board member Jason Lesch and Randy Wolken, president of the Manufacturers Association of Central New York.

Or John Arnold, a Texas hedge fund manager with a net worth of $ 3 billion who also has contributed to school board candidates in those same three cities outside of his home state.

The three open seats on the regional board went to: John Clearwater, an independent, who had 801 votes; Richard Godfrey, who had been appointed to the board earlier in order to fill a vacancy and won 428 votes; and David Robbins, a member — but not a formal candidate — of a newly formed parent group in the community that is calling for revisions in the school system's mathematics curriculum.

He also said he was in favor of linking «higher salaries to accountability,» raising money for school board candidates, mayoral control of LAUSD (though he cautioned, «it ain't gonna happen»), Superintendent John Deasy («He's doing a great job.

According to the North Carolina State Board of Elections, since 2010 John Bryan has given well over $ 100,000 to candidates who have a record of pushing school privatization efforts, including House Speaker Tim Moore, Rep. Jason Saine, former Guilford Rep. Marcus Brandon, Rep. Paul Stam, and Sen. Ralph Hise.

It is unclear what positions LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy, the Board, and Board candidates will take on the controversial issue, or whether parents at other LAUSD schools will pursue this option.

NEW ORLEANS, LA — Following the end of the candidate - qualifying period for the upcoming election cycle, three candidates seeking seats on the Orleans Parish School Board became unopposed: Mr. John Brown, Sr. (District 1), Mrs. Sarah Usdin (District 3) and Mr. Ben Kleban (District 5).