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Shirley J. Hoch
6,810 votes
19.2%
- Occupation: Incumbent/Foundation Executive Director
- Your school board member for 16 years
- Executive Director of the South San Francisco Foundation for Youth
- College of San Mateo, SF State University
- Certificated granted by State of California to direct Post Secondary Schools
- Active on many Boards and civic organizations
- Rotarian-first female President in 1994
Priorities:
- Continue to provide the best education every citizen has the right to expect from their public schools
- Ensure financial stability, despite the ups and downs of State Funding
- Support school district employees so they can continue to provide the best for our students
Liza L. Normandy
6,532 votes
18.4%
- Occupation: Parent/Businessprofessional/Instructor
- Sr. Catering Sales Manager, Doubletree Hotel (Awarded Manager of the Year 2003 & 2005)
- Ponderosa Elementary PTA Council Representative & Membership Chair (06-07), Parent Volunteer
- Friends of the Library, Historical Society & Day in the Park Committee
- Children's Liturgical Committee for St. Veronica's Church
- Graduate of: SSF Citizens Academy, SSF Citizens Police Academy & Leadership Program (San Mateo, Burlingame, Hillsborough and Foster City)
- Youth Leadership Curriculum Committee (San Mateo, Burlingame, Hillsborough and Foster City)
Priorities:
- Set a vision for the District to ensure our children's success in the future
- Promote accountability for school administration and student performance
- Support sound operating procedures and fiscal responsibility
Philip J. Weise
6,482 votes
18.2%
- Occupation: School Board President
- San Mateo County Sworn Peace Officer (Ret.)
- Former Airport Security Operations Mgr. (SFO)
- Former Board member Families on Track
- Former Chairperson SSFUSD Personnel Commission
- Former President Elect N. Ca. School Personnel Commissioners Assoc.
Priorities:
- Continue to improve our academic success
- Retain exprienced Teachers and Staff
- Keep our District fiscally sound
Rom J Braschi
5,341 votes
15.0%
- Occupation: Incumbent/educator
- School Board Member for 21 years
- Attended South San Francisco Schools
- SF State AB and MA Degrees
- Life diploma - Elementary Credential
- Life diploma- Secondary Credential
- Doctoral work- Stanford University
Priorities:
- Continue to upgrade programs to meet the NCLB Act
- Continue the high rate of success for High School Exit Exam
- Continue to provide and support qualified teachers and support staff
Alicia S.B. Gonzalez
4,637 votes
13.1%
- Occupation: Realtor
- 7 years as a realtor, 22 years banking experience, volunteered in civic & cultural organizations
- Skyline College
- Commissioner of South San Francisco Cultural Arts
- former President of CMACA, civic & cultural organization
- former treasurer for the Mexican Cultural Center
- former member of Soroptimist International Millbrae-San Bruno
Priorities:
- make sure every child in SSFUSD has an equal opportunity to quality education
- insure that SSFUSD brings and maintains highly qualified instructors
- establish working relations within school board/City Council/Labor Union/community
Maurice Dupra Goodman, Sr.
2,920 votes
8.2%
- Occupation: San Mateo County Research Paralegal
- BS Criminal Justice, CSU Hayward - AS, Administration of Justice and AS, Paralegal Studies, Skyline College
- Author of Crime Prevention & Community Empowerment Action Plan Guide
- Current Founding Member and Program developement Chair Of Bayview MAGIC and Vice President of Youth Football & Cheer Association
- Former Elected San Mateo County Community College District Student Trustee & Student Body President
- Former Regional Chair of California Student Association of Community Colleges - and State Chair of Black Caucus
- Former CEO of Start-Up Clothing Company
Priorities:
- Closing the achievement gap, improving graduation and dropout rates, and enhancing special needs, career and technical education programs
- Promoting an elevated sense of shared governance through consensus building
- Ensure that education remains the district's top priority, retaining the best available faculty, rewarding them with retention quality of life bonuses
John C Sanna
2,798 votes
7.9%
- Occupation: Self-Employed Consultant
- Chairman, SSFUSD Suplus Property Advisory Committee
- President, Winston Manor Community Association
Priorities:
- Gain Control of the budget
- Retain and give better pay to Teachers and other employees
- Increase Enrollment
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