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his act, he bragged about giving teachers a four percent raise, pretended to introduce newcomers to veterans with two years of teaching experience in the county, warned against tripping over the hose that carries water from the hall closet to the modern science lab and requested teachers to go easy on research assignments because the library’s reference books are a little out-dated.
In a serious vein, Zindel proposed having more mothers as members of the school board, maintaining that they have a greater stake in providing quality education and more time to devote to achieving it.
“I won’t tell you what I will do as supervisor,” Zindel continued. “If I’m elected, I want to hear what YOU want me to do,” he said, adding that he will work to schedule some of the board’s sessions in the evening.
Sean Kilpatrick
“The primary issue is schools,” said Sean Kilpatrick. “The way in which the school system is being run, what is and is not being done. It has polarized the voters in Stonewall-Hkwthome” (where Kilpatrick’s opponent, Nelson Lane, is the district’s representative on the school board).
“There is another issue— zoning,” Kilpatrick continued. He said that the county’s current zoning laws can be condensed into one statement: preserve the scenic and discourage the ugly. “The only problem is that
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