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G. R. Schloemer
96,350 votes
51.9%
- Occupation: Retired Manufacturer's Rep
- Resident: Wyoming/Springfield Township
- Education: BS BA # University of Cincinnati MBA # Xavier University
- An incumbent serving Hamilton/Warren counties, I'm serving on the Resources committee monitoring teacher quality and licensure;
- Board representative for gifted and special needs children.
- Previous board experience includes two terms on Oak Hills Board (including president).
- I wholeheartedly support Dr. Susan Zelman's goal to make Ohio #1 in education.
Priorities:
- To implement the "No Child Left Behind" Act.
- Narrow achievement gap: reduce the disparity between achieving students and disadvantaged minorities.
- Improve pre-teaching programs in Ohio colleges and professional development programs for teachers.
Michael E. "Mike" Helton
63,596 votes
34.2%
- Occupation: Copier Service Technician
- BS Secondary Education
- Honorably discharged U. S. Marine
Priorities:
- To get majority control of education to the local district level
- To repeal standardized state-wide-testing laws.
- To create realistic qualifications for ohio teacher certification.
Michael O. Eshleman
25,738 votes
13.9%
- Occupation: Writer
- Resident: Turtlecreek Township
- Education: Lebanon H.S. 1996, U. of Cincinnati, BA in Political Science, 2001
- K-12 in public schools; candidate for Lebanon City School Board, 1997, 1999, 2001;
- Have actually taken the proficiency tests the Board oversees;
- recent college graduate whose first-hand experience would be useful in drafting college prep curriculum.
Priorities:
- Secure local control of schools
- Reform teacher licensing
- Focus on fundamentals, not frills
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