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| Seattle School Board | ||
| Race | Candidate Name and link to questionnaire | Rating |
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Position 4 |
Patrice Griffith |
VERY GOOD |
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Position 4 |
Dick Lilly |
GOOD |
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Position 4 |
Larry Soriano |
ADEQUATE |
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Position 4 |
Sally Soriano |
GOOD |
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Position 5 |
David Barfield |
Insufficient Information |
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Position 5 |
Mary Bass |
VERY GOOD |
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Position 5 |
Juan Cotto |
GOOD |
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Position 5 |
Dana Twight |
VERY GOOD |
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Position 5 |
Tyson Vo |
Insufficient Information |
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Position 5 |
Patrinell Wright |
GOOD |
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Position 7 |
Garry Breitstein |
VERY GOOD |
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Position 7 |
Jan Kumasaka |
OUTSTANDING |
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Position 7 |
Charlie Mas |
VERY GOOD |
Pat Griffith
Non-Partisan
Very Good
Pat Griffith for Seattle Schools
PO Box 19479
Seattle, WA 98109-1479
pgseattle@aol.com
27 year resident
Education
Graduate of University of Illinois, degree in Spanish and Political Science, 1967.Continuing education in insurance and employee benefits.
Civic Involvement
Active involvement with education issues over the last twelve years, including PTSA at the local, council, and regional levels. Active support for I-728 and efforts to provide adequate funding for K-12 education, including school levy campaigns. Member of school district committees overseeing drug and alcohol prevention programs and I-728 funding. Former member, NARAL Foundation Board.
Dick Lilly
Non-Partisan
Good
Dick Lilly for Seattle School Board
3225 NW 59th Street
Seattle, WA 98107-3332
dicklillyforschools@hotmail.com
13 year resident
Education
Dick Lilly is a 1966 graduate of Whitman College with a major in philosophy. He is also a 1961 graduate of Seattle’s Roosevelt High School.
Civic Involvement
After leaving the Seattle Times where I was an education reporter for four and a half years, I served on the board of the Seattle-area branch of Cross City Campaign for Urban School Reform, an organization active in a half dozen U.S. cities advocating school district decentralization and small schools. Three-year past president, Ballard Youth Soccer Association and two-year board member, Seattle Youth Soccer Association, all between 1989 and 1994.
Sally Soriano
Non-Partisan
Good
Sally Soriano for School Board
6505 Jones Avenue NW
Seattle, WA 98117
sally@voteforsally.org
www.voteforsally.org
46 year resident
Education
Diploma, West Seattle H. S. 1964; BA Speech/Education, Univ. of Washington 1969; MEd Education/Sociology, Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1974
Civic Involvement
As a fair trade activist I serve the Seattle community by maintaining a website so that people can become educated about fair trade issues. This presents an opportunity for people to educate themselves about the consequences of how the “free trade” agreements impact school funding and school privatization. I helped start and maintain five Milwaukee community day care centers with a coalition of parents, community and university staff. I participate in my niece and nephew’s education by volunteering in their classrooms.
Larry Soriano
Non-Partisan
Adequate
Soriano for Seattle Schools
PO Box 70438
Seattle, WA 98107-0438
larrys@wpioneer.com
12 year resident
Education
Diploma, Roosevelt High School, 1973; B.A., Speech Communications, University of Washington, 1978; M.Div., Pastoral Counseling, Yale University, 1982
Civic Involvement
Seattle area business owner and manager
David Barfield
Non-Partisan
Insufficient Information to Rate
Candidate Did Not Participate in the Process
2810 E Valley Street
Seattle, WA 98112-4142
Mary E. Bass
Non-Partisan
Very Good
Committee to Elect Mary Bass
901 Martin Luther King Jr Way
Seattle, WA 98122-5047
mbass@seanet.com
www.marybass.com
42 year resident
Education
BA, Economics, UW; MA, Public Admin., UW
Civic Involvement
Tutor, Garfield High School students; Technical Consultant, Rainier Vista Leadership Team; Admin., Columbia City Neighborhood Planning Committee, City of Seattle; Community Relations Planner, KC; Participant, ARC (Association of Retarded Children), KC; Assisted Ethiopian Community Mutual Association with income taxes and the Earned Income Tax Credit.; Facilitated Sound Transit meeting a RVLT; Assisted, KC grant for art project
Juan J. Cotto
Non-Partisan
Good
Team to Elect Juan Cotto
714 Lakeside Boulevard, #201
Seattle, WA 98144-3346
team@juancotto.com
www.juancotto.com
33 year resident
Education
Candidate for Masters Degree in Public Administration University of Washington Graduate School of Public Affairs
Civic Involvement
Juan Cotto currently serves as Vice President of Sales for Online Video Service Inc. He understand the changing nature of the Puget Sound Economy and knows that our children need to be well educated if they are to provide for themselves and their families as working adults. He knows that employers need skilled workers and that our schools are the key to our economic future. Mr. Cotto is a proven leader with extensive public policy, management, and community development experience.
Dana C. Twight
Non-Partisan
Very Good
Friends of Dana Twight
117 E Louisa Street, Box 132
Seattle, WA 98102
danact@seanet.com
10 year resident
Education
Diploma, College Preparatory, Roosevelt HS, Seattle 1976 Honors Graduate; Bachelor of Arts, Economics, University of Washington, Seattle 1981
Civic Involvement
Summary Not Provided
Tyson Vo
Non-Partisan
Insufficient Information to Rate
Candidate Did Not Participate in the Process
410 21st Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122-5918
Education
Summary Not Provided
Civic Involvement
Summary Not Provided
Patrinell Wright
Non-Partisan
Good
Patrinell "Pat" Wright
PO Box 22776
Seattle, WA 98122-0776
wpatrinell@qwest.net
37 year resident
Education
1) Valedictorian – High School – Turner high – Carthage, TX 2) Attended Prairie View A&M Univ – Prairie View, TX
Civic Involvement
Patrinell “Pat” Wright and husband, Benny are 32-year residents in Seattle’s Central Area. Pat began playing music in the area churches in 1965. After marrying Benny in 1965, they moved to the Central Area and purchased a home in 1969 where they still reside. Patrinell was hired as an ethnomusicologist, with emphasis on black gospel music, by the Seattle Public Schools in 1970. This work began at Franklin High School and spread to Meany Middle School, Sharples (now Aki Kurose) and also included students from Roosevelt High School.
Garry Mr. B. Breitstein
Non-Partisan
Very Good
3652 24th Avenue S
Seattle, WA 98144-6715
gmbreit@aol.com
23 year resident
Education
B.A., History, Occidental College, ’65-’69; Teaching Cert., University of Washington, 1971; M.A., School Administration, Western Washington University, 1988
Civic Involvement
Summary Not Provided
Jan Kumasaka
Non-Partisan
Outstanding
Jan Kumasaka for School Board
11214 56th S
Seattle, WA 98178-2807
hajmkuma@sprynet.com
Incumbent
lifelong resident
Education
Bachelor of Science, Nursing , University of WA. Graduate of Franklin High School, Seattle WA
Civic Involvement
WA State Human Rights Commission-Commissioner, Chair-1991-1997; International Examiner, Publisher and President, (non-profit newspaper) 1993-1997; WA St. Chapter, National Association of Human Rights Workers, President-1992-1993; Waterfront Awareness-Board, (Public Awareness of Urban Waterfronts), 1985-1991; Northwest Asian American Theatre-Board, President 1988-1993; World's Fair Commission for EXPO '86, Vancouver B.C., WA St. Commissioner Youth Hall of Fame, Board, (honoring youth for positive actions)-1995-1996
Charlie S. Mas
Non-Partisan
Very Good
3422 16th Avenue S
Seattle, WA 98144-6612
coolpapa@mindspring.com
coolpapa.home.mindspring.com
10 year resident
Education
I studied winemaking at the University of California at Davis, but was disappointed to discover that I'm a poor chemist.
Civic Involvement
Summary Not Provided
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