Sentences with phrase «former school board president»

«I appreciate that the criterion for removal is very narrow, however, I believe that to remove an elected school board member, overturning an election, it should be done by the Board of Education, providing for transparent, open hearings and ensuring due process,» said former School Board President James Sampson.

«It has highlighted the highly charged politics of the district and the forces that control the school board — none of which focus primarily on the education of children,» said former School Board President James Sampson.

Former School Board President Dr. Gerald Patterson voted for East Aurora's budget, as did his wife, Kathleen.

Although there have been charter schools in Los Angeles since the early 1990s, the movement took flight early in this decade behind such figures as philanthropist Eli Broad, former school board president Caprice Young, former Mayor Richard Riordan and a long list of teachers and principals who were fed up by the ever - shifting reform agendas of Los Angeles Unified — and by what many saw as a recalcitrant teachers union, the powerful United Teachers Los Angeles.

Greuel, who was endorsed today by former School Board President and ardent school reformer Yolie Flores and current School Board members Nury Martinez and Dr. Richard Vladovic, took up the reformer position as well, praising Superintendent Deasy («He came in taking no prisoners») and criticizing UTLA.

Park City school board member and former school board president Moe Hickey announced his resignation from the school board effective June 30th.

«George would always take the extra 45 minutes or hour to talk to a parent about a student's progress,» said Randy Enos, a former school board president and assistant principal at El Cerrito.

The daughter of Phil Gentry, a founder of Central DuPage Hospital and a former school board president, Mrs. Renfro was especially proud to be named Jaycee Citizen of the Year in 1993, an honor her father had received in 1965.

Jessie Hamilton is an attorney, former school board President, and community board member who is running because he believes Camara to be an instrument for the discredited Norman organization to retain power.

The candidates include the Rev. Edward Mulraine of Mount Vernon, pastor of the city's Unity Baptist Tabernacle; Pamela Hamilton - Johnson, a former school board president in the Bronx; Jamaal Bailey, an aide to Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, a Bronxite; and Dr. Alvin Ponder, a politically active physician from the Bronx.

Pamela Hamilton - Johnson (4A)-- Is a Community Advocate, Parent Leader and former School Board President (2013 - 2015).