League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area Education Fund
	Hamilton, Clermont County, OH November 3, 2009 Election
	Board Member; Forest Hills Local School District Voter Information 4 Year Term. The board is a policy-making body, but exercises only those powers delegated to it by state law. It chooses its own officers.

Candidates (Vote for 3) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Julie F. Bissinger 9,445 votes 27.19% Occupation: Attorney B.A. Grove City College- Political Science/Spanish J.D. Temple University School of Law Senior Assistant City Solicitor in Labor and Employment, City of Cincinnati Appointed to Board of Education January 2005 by sitting Board members, elected November 2005 Board of Education Vice President (one year), President (two years) As a parent of two sons, 12 years of individual schools (Sherwood Elementary, Nagel Middle, Anderson High Schools) and district-wide leadership roles Priorities: Insure adequate school funding to continue district excellence Implement a seamless succession plan to replace the district's Superintendent of 17 years Maintain and enhance facilities Forest T. Heis 7,317 votes 21.06% Occupation: Orthopaedic Surgeon Chairman, Dept. of Surgery, St. Luke Hospitals Duke University Orthopaedic Surgery residency University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Stanford University Graduate With Distinction Turpin High School Co-valedictorian Wilson Elementary Priorities: Provide Excellent educational opportunities for our children while remaining fiscally sound Facilitating Board interaction to established reasoned goals, then accomplish them Select a new Superintendent with passion, knowledge and the ability to adapt Tracy Zimmerman Huebner 7,193 votes 20.71% Occupation: Stay-at-Home Mom & Forest Hills School Board Vice President Former High School English & Journalism Teacher Principal Licensure at Xavier University (currently taking classes) Master of Education from Xavier University Bachelor of Science from Eastern Michigan University (Major-Communication education. Minor-English education) Anderson High School graduate Immaculate Heart of Mary (1st - 8th grade) Priorities: Educational Experience Superintendent Search Fiscal Responsibility (including a facilities plan and operating levy) Mike Davis 5,727 votes 16.49% Occupation: Vice President, Divisional Sales Manager 20 plus years experience in the Financial Services industry Senior management leadership with a Fortune 500 Company and #1 division by sales for five consecutive years Task Force Leader for S.H.O.W. - Industry affiliate organization responsible for promotion and regulartory oversight for horse shows nationwide Past President of Cincinnati Stock and Bond Club Attended Sinclair College and the University of Cincinnati Small Business owner: successful family owned Horse Farm Priorities: Continuation of a quality education, the district has worked hard to obtain a district of excellence status, it is vital that we maintain that Fiscal Responsibility - maintaining the highest level of education while being conscious of cost and spending Transparent Communication to the community Pat A. Hendry Sullivan 5,058 votes 14.56% Occupation: Teacher Teacher of the Year: Forest Hills School District Master's Degree: Secondary Education English Department Chair: Anderson High English Teacher: Turpin and Anderson Resident of Anderson Twp. since 1972 Retired from Forest Hills District in 2003 Priorities: I want to add balance to the Board by offering an educator's point of view I want improve communication among the Board, the Community, and the Faculty and Staff I want to make sure that the Board's first priority is focused on high student achievement Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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