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Greater Albany Public School District Director Zone 2

There are 197 public school districts in Oregon, each governed by a board of education. School boards set goals, establish policies, oversee the performance of district schools, and negotiate contracts. The state Board of Education sets broader educational policies and standards that local schools are required to follow.Qualifications: Candidate must be a registered voter and a resident of the district for at least 1 year. Employees of the district are not eligible unless employed as a substitute driver. ORS 332.016 and 332.018(2)Term: 4 years

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    Jenna Gould
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    Stephanie Lunceford
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Biographical Information

What skills and experience do you bring to school board service?

What is your understanding of the District’s obligations to comply with federal and state education policies?

How would you address the issues facing the District’s schools that you consider the most urgent?

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Web Site (leave blank if not applicable) http://stephanieforgaps.com
Town Where You Live Albany
Your Experience/Qualifications served on the board of directors at Eugene Yacht Club for 6 years
Campaign Twitter Handle @a
County Linn
Term 4 years
Term Expires 2029
I listen. I have the ability to see things from different perspectives. Having served on other boards I understand how to handle conflict. I understand the needs of special education, gifted education and mainstream education.
As far as federal is concerned, I think we are facing an uncertain future as to what that is going to look like and what will be expected from school districts. It is my understanding that we need to comply with both federal and state policies.
I would consider safety for our educators and students to be the most urgent. I would hold town halls/listening sessions where we as a board can hear what is happening in the classrooms and whom its affecting. while also talking with the educators and administrators about ways to make school safer and listen to what they need from us as a board. I believe If we can help our schools become safe and welcoming, we will see attendance and enrollment rise. Allowing us to work on other issues, like test scores, textbooks, etc.