SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION 2009
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Party endorsement of school board candidates draws scrutiny
The Republican Party of Minnesota has made a late push in support of three candidates for the District 833 School Board, delivering flyers touting the party’s support to area doorsteps and angering some candidates who said Monday the race should remain non-partisan.
November 02, 2009
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Walt Lyszak: Former principal wants to revisit boundaries
The District 833 School Board might have made its decision on school boundaries over a year ago, but revisiting that decision would be Walt Lyszak’s first priority if elected to the board, he said
By Scott Wente , October 27, 2009
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Edward Nowak: Push for improved achievement
Edward Nowak’s key views of education are framed by his 40 years in manufacturing.
By Scott Wente , October 27, 2009
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Katy McElwee-Stevens: Kids should graduate prepared for everyday life
Whether a student plans to immediately start working, enter the military or go on to college, Katy McElwee-Stevens said she wants to be sure if they graduate from School District 833, they’re prepared.
By Scott Wente , October 27, 2009
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David Kemper: Parenting provides necessary experience
David Kemper is no stranger to District 833 schools. He currently has three children at three different schools — East Ridge High School, Lake Middle School and Nuevas Fronteras/Crestview Elementary.
By Amber Kispert , October 27, 2009
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Laurie Johnson: District can improve standardized test scores
The youngest of Laurie Johnson’s three boys is a senior at Woodbury High School.
By Hank Long , October 27, 2009
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Alberder Gillespie: Wants accountability and results
Alberder Gillespie, who was appointed to the District 833 School Board in 2006, after the resignation of Carrie Olson, said she wants to make sure the board makes good on its promises.
By Judy Spooner , October 27, 2009
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Tracy Brunnette: Help kids find their passion in life
Tracy Brunnette, running for her third term on the District 833 School Board, said the school board will have to decide soon on how to spend about $5 million left over from the 2006 construction referendum.
By Judy Spooner , October 27, 2009
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Marsha Adou: Stresses improving student achievement
When Marsha Adou, who is seeking her second term on the District 833 School Board, moved to Woodbury in 1986 with her husband and two children, she got involved with Early Childhood and Family Education programs.
By Judy Spooner , October 27, 2009
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