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Hamilton, Clermont County, OH November 6, 2001 Election
Board Member; Forest Hills Local School District

Candidates Answer Questions on the Issues

The questions were prepared by the League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area and asked of all candidates for this office.

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1. How would you implement your top priority?

Answer from Maggie Rolfes:

I would put The Forest Hills Schools in the forefront of education by staying abreast of current research and watching for new technologies to add at the CISCO Academy of which we are currently utilizing. I would watch the "agile" technologies and as they become available encourage their use as it would enable us to use courses via the internet from around the globe without the need for expensive new software or hardware.

Answer from Forest S. Heis:

Continue to employ, develop and retain outstanding teachers supported by a committed administration with vision to maintain and improve the academic, fine art and broad based opportunites available to our children. Further, we need to continue to inform the public of our successes and our challenges to meet the ever changing demands of society for our students so that we can maintain the community's pride in our schools and their support of a top quality education for our children


Responses to questions asked of each candidate are reproduced as submitted to the League, but formatted for Web display. Responses to questions asked of each candidate are reproduced as submitted to the League, but formatted for Web display. There is a 75 word limit.

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