LWV League of Women Voters of California
Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo County, CA November 7, 2000 Election
Smart Voter Carole L. Wagener

Candidate for
Governing Board Member; Santa Maria-Bonita School District

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Biographical Highlights
  • Occupation: Physical Therapist
  • Bachelor of Science/ Physical THERAPY
  • ALPHA COURSE, Vineyard Fellowship
  • Midwife training
  • 30 years experience in Therapy & medical rehab.
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Top Priorities if Elected
  • Implement Proposition 38, Educational Voucher Initiative to SAVE THE CHILDREN's EDUCATION
  • School Safty, Overcrowded Schools are NOT safe. Prop. 38 will help those least financially able to opt out
  • CHARTER SCHOOLS run totally independantly . Work to build a NEW Private High School & Jr. H.S. on east of Suey Rd., and another in N.E. Santa Maria
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Position Papers
Overcrowding, CHARTER SCHOOLS, and Homework Clubs
The Prop 38 implementation, will reduce the burden on Public Schools, Overcrowding can be reduced without building NEW Government managed schools. Truely Independant CHARTER Schools Need to be established for gifted as well as handicaped with parents calling the shots, and for those who are failing academically, HomeWork Clubs.
 
Key Endorsements
  • Endorsed by former Board of Trustee. Chuck Overholtzer
  • STOP GOVERNMENT WASTE Comm.
  • Many Christian leaders in different churches.
Campaign Contact Information
E-mail: bjwagener@hotmail.com

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