For those who want to represent their communities at the various school boards, we're almost a month away from Monterey County's deadline to file for candidacy.
A few interesting races are shaping up so far.
Maricela Cruz will take on Lilia Cortez-Garza for her seat the Alisal Union School District. Cruz co-owns a soccer store in the Alisal, which means she's probably well known among the area's soccer fans. Cortez-Garza, like the rest of the board, is a strong supporter of Superintendent John Ramirez and the current status quo, which some folks are unhappy about.
Former Salinas Union High Superintendent Fernando Elizondo will throw his hat in the ring on Aug. 8, when he'll announce his candidacy at a Salinas restaurant. His election website is up and running, and you can find it here. He's running against Lila Cann, who has been on the board since 2005 and who's well liked among his constituents, I'm told. Cann announced she's running for re-election a few weeks ago, along with all the incumbents seeking re-election.
Stay tuned.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
School boards election watch in Monterey County
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Alisal,
elections,
Salinas,
Salinas High,
school board trustees
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