Introductory statement from unopposed Shoreline School Board member David Wilson
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Shoreline School Board member David Wilson is running unopposed for re-election. Here is his introductory statement:
David Wilson |
David Wilson
“Thank You” on behalf of the 8,800 students in the Shoreline School District who are beneficiaries of your understanding and foresight. Shoreline and Lake Forest Park have a rich tradition of supporting excellent public schools. We are educational communities.
“Thank You” for passing our Maintenance and Operating levies, which enable this district to maintain its reputation as a “destination” school district.
- “Thank You” for supporting our teachers and administrators
- “Thank You” for enabling us to maintain our facilities
- “Thank You” for providing the funds to make operational efficiency improvements.
- “Thank You” for enabling our students to learn in a 21st century environment using the tools of the future.
- “Thank You” for supporting our vision to build two new high schools. This confirms our communities’ commitment to educational excellence.
My priorities are a safe, nurturing learning environment, fiscal accountability, curriculum innovation, professional development, and encouragement of a partnership among parents, teachers, administrators and students.
I believe that nothing will open the door of opportunity for our students more than a quality public education. That is why I am asking once again for your vote. Let me continue to represent you and support this valuable community asset.
2 comments:
If only Mr. Wilson acted on his stated priorities. The one time I attempted to bring a serious issue to his (and the District's) attention, he refused to engage in substantive discussion, or even acknowledge that a parent was worthy of the proverbial time-of day. It's sad that this passive-aggressive tone is entrenched at the top; it explains much of the behavior one observes among employees and teachers of Shoreline Schools.
Believe me, it's not the teachers...
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