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Juanita Daniels
Residence: Lakewood
E-mail: juanitadaniels001@gmail.com
Website: www.twitter.com/juanitadaniels
Occupation: Social Worker for the Department of Social an

Experience: Member of Order of Eastern Star Esther Chapter #27 (1996 to present), Veteran's of Foreign Wars Women's Auxilary (2002 to present), and Champions Centre Life Group Leader and church member (2001 to present).

Education: Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, 2000, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. Masters of Arts, Counseling Psychology, 2004, City University, Bellevue, WA.

What do you see as the three top issues facing the district?
I strive in my career to promote child safety and believe in supporting that through improving school safety and enhancing student achievement, improving community communication and involvement, and overseeing student conduct. I plan to facilitate enhanced educational outcomes for our district, and as a board director, I will set priorities to guide the work of district with fresh ideas and new perspectives, to lay the groundwork for addressing district issues.

What measures would you support to keep the district living within its means?
Levies and bond measures are a crucial way to fund the district's needs such as student textbooks and extracurricular activities.

What more should the district do to improve student achievement?
I have a strong desire to facilitate enhanced educational outcomes for our district, and as board director for district five, I will set priorities to guide the work of district employees with fresh ideas and new perspectives, to lay the groundwork for students in the district, based on feedback from partnering with our community. Community partnerships are vital in improving student achievement.

Personal Statement:
As a graduate of Greenwood Elementary School, Mann Junior High, and Lakes High School, my community commitment and dedication to Clover Park School District comes from pride in representing the district in which I was raised. It is time to bring change to your local community. This happens through communication. Find me on Twitter! Your vote and support is appreciated!

J Paul Wagemann
Residence: Lakewood
Contact: 253-209-5638
E-mail: wagemanp@stolz.com
Occupation: Developer

Experience: Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee, City of Lakewood 2007 - Present; YMCA Board at Lakewood Branch 2007 - Present; School Board Director District 5, Clover Park School District April 2009 - Present.

Education: Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics and Astronautics, University of Washington

What do you see as the three top issues facing the district?
1. Improving Student Achievement. 2. Living within the resources allocated to educate our students. 3. Maintaining, replacing and effective utilizing facilities within the district.

What measures would you support to keep the district living within its means?
Line item budget that is directly linked to student achievement.

What more should the district do to improve student achievement?
Work with the community to build strong families. There is a direct correlation between sucessful students and parent involvement. Our community needs to hold the School district accountable but they must also be involved in the process of raising our children. We cannot expect our teachers to be the students parent, educator and cheerleader. Teamwork between parents, community and educators is the key to improved student achievement.

Personal Statement:
Education works when there is good governance, and good governance exists only when the citizens believe in, and are involved in, the process. I will do everything to exceed your expectations and make the school board work by managing the budget through effective spending, policies through board established priorities, and the superintendent through encouragement and accountability. I will communicate with citizens, school employees, students and fellow board members to explore options to exceed expectations.