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Six candidates are seeking three seats on the Windsor Unified School District Board. Click on their names to see how they answered the WSC questionnaire on local issues. Candidates are listed in alphabetical order. The symbol (I) marks an incumbent.
What do you think of their positions? What questions would you like to see them answer? Which one is best suited to serve on the school board? Post your questions and comments below.
Meet the candidates:
MARTA DEE
Age: 59
Occupation: Piano, Flute, and Voice Teacher
Political party affiliation: Democrat
KATY DILLWOOD (I)
Age: 48
Occupation: certified public accountant
Political party affiliation: NA. “This is a non-partisan office.”
SANDRA L. DOBBINS (I)
Age: 47
Occupation: accountant and property manager
Political party affiliation: Democrat
WILLIAM “BILLY” FORREST
Age: 48
Occupation: architect
Political party affiliation: Democrat
SHARI KIRICHENKO-EGAN
Age: 54
Occupation: Human Resources and Payroll administrator for Nieco Corporation in Windsor
Political party affiliation: Republican
CLAY MITCHELL
Age: 31
Occupation: Owner of wedding production company
Political party affiliation: Republican
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Clay is running ? Hmmmm
I can’t really comment too much, nor specifically as I have been close to the workings of the Windsor School Board.
I wish him well.
I received a phone call from a fellow candidate, concerned that an advertising medium (that I had used in my campaign) portrayed that I had received the endorsement of the Democrat Party.
This is not the case- I neither sought nor received said endorsement. This medium, which was available to all candidates, was designed to reach all voters (as this is a non-partisan race)- Democrats, Republicans and independents alike.
I would like to thank this candidate for bringing this to my attention, and I would encourage anyone who desires to know which candidates are officially endorsed by political parties to go directly to those parties web pages to view their official endorsements.
Thank you, Windsor residents and friends, for your support. If we are going to raise the bar, and make Windsor schools even better, I am going to need your continued involvement and support. As a community, our collective wisdom and creativity is much greater than what can be generated by just a few.
The Arts Education Alliance of Sonoma County surveyed Windsor school board candidates about their views on arts education in our public schools. Check it out before you vote: http://artsed411.org/surveys/surveylist.aspx
Clay has a fresh perspective, asks questions, listens, and wants decisions to be justified.
I am impressed with Clay Mitchell’s enthusiasm about making a difference in the lives of the children and young people in Windsor. He is willing to listen and seek out best practices for the challenges that face our schools. Clay is a fresh voice that needs to be heard.