The Issues

Culver City schools should have as their mission excellence in education for all students of every background without exception. We should celebrate our diverse community of students. Our goal should be to strive to make Culver City schools the best public schools in all of Los Angeles County.

Our schools should be safe and clean for all students. Safety means having sufficient resources and adult supervision available on campus when needed. We need to allocate resources so that restrooms and public spaces are clean and well-maintained. Every part of our facilities should reflect the pride we have in our schools.

Parents should be informed and consulted about the important decisions that affect our children at Culver City schools. Parents’ views should be listened to and respected. I will be a voice for parents on the School Board.

Every student deserves to be challenged in school with rigorous, appropriate classes in higher grades. “One-size-fits-all” is not the model for top quality education.

Public schools have a special responsibility to ensure that special needs students receive the best education we can provide. That means listening to parents of students with special needs.

Smaller classes at elementary schools is the best way to ensure equity in achievement in Middle School and High School.

Supporting teachers and staff means listening to their needs and meeting them. Our teachers and staff deserve the resources they need to be successful, including supplies and compensation.