- Party: Democrat
- Occupation: Businessman/Educator
- MS - Management
- BA - Philosophy
- 1997 Candidate for Orange Unified School Board
- Legislative Analyst - Hopi Tribe
- Educator/Teacher -- Middle School/High School/College
- Currently employed: food brokerage industry
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Board members have become increasingly isolated from their constituency in the past four years.
- The Board's excessive expenditures on travel, district headquarters, and executive recruitment firms show fiscal irresponsibility.
- I am running to open a closed system that is outdated for the 21st Century. The District needs to be responsive to private/public partnerships.
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- Lou Correa, Candidate for State Assembly
- "Women For"
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- Smyth Endorses The Report from the Statewide CITIZENS' COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION (Refer to http://www.ccche.org)
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- Opening Up The System to the Community
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At the Board level I would make sure that the meetings are open and that closed sessions are held to a minimum.
- Smyth Opposes the Board's Decision to Move the Headquarters Off Campus
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I oppose the Board's decision to move the District Office from the Santa Ana campus to a off-campus former bank building.
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