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Susan R. Preus
21397 votes
42.0%
- Occupation: Anaheim City School District Governing Board Member
- ACSD Board Member - 8 years
- Board President - 2 years
- K-12 and Special Education Teaching Credentials
- CSBA Masters in Governance
- 15 years PTA District, Council, and Unit officer
- 21 year central Anaheim resident
Priorities:
- Provide superior education to all children in the District, ensuring State standards are met or exceeded.
- Hire and retain highest qualified teachers, administrators, and staff.
- Continue to improve and build facilities, obtaining maximum benefit from bond funds with fiscal accountability to taxpayers.
James Vanderbilt-Linares
16738 votes
32.9%
- Occupation: Educator / Anaheim Planning Commissioner
- ACSD Independent Citizens' Oversight Committee
- Anaheim Public Library Foundation Boardmember
- BA UC Berkeley, MPA CSU Fullerton
- Former Recreation Director, Anaheim Department of Parks & Recreation
- Former California Senate Legislative Aide
- US Navy Special Forces veteran
Priorities:
- I will fight the state's effort to consolidate control of all schools within a large, distant, bureaucratic agency.
- I will work to reduce over-crowded classrooms in order to create the best possible learning environment for our children.
- I will support all efforts to ensure our students are adequately prepared to advance to junior high school.
David G. "Dave" Vill
12812 votes
25.1%
- Occupation: Retired Teacher/Coach
Priorities:
- Use available funds to install portables to ease overcrowding
- Pre school so that our children come prepared
- English Language Development
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