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Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009
Letter: Please, vote for me
Editor: Dear fellow citizens, thank you for the support and trust you have given your elected school board during the past four years.
Because of your vote, Livingston Union School District has a united school board and a professional team of administrators, faculty and staff. Livingston schools continue to perform well when compared to similar schools statewide.
The state financial crisis has been a challenge for our district and for many families. However, in these tough times, we have managed to keep all school programs and services while adding new ones. That's what it takes for our children to become the best of the best.
A united school board is essential for the success of our schools and children. I urge you to get out and vote for the continuation of success.
Vote for me on Tuesday.
FRANK CORREIA
Livingston
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