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This is the FINAL list

Director District No. 1
The candidates for this race will not appear on the Primary ballot.
These candidates will move directly onto the General Election ballot

Sally Soriano
14051 1ST AVE NW
SEATTLE WA, 98177
Sally@SallySoriano.org
SallySoriano.org
(206) 782-8292

Peter Maier
1300 HOGE BLDG
SEATTLE WA, 98104
plmaier@aol.com
(206) 623-2800


Director District No. 2

Patrick Kelley
9216 WOODLAWN AVE N
SEATTLE WA, 98103
pakman60@hotmail.com
(206) 300-0200

Darlene Flynn
706 N 87TH ST
SEATTLE WA, 98103
flynn4kids@hotmail.com

Lisa C. Stuebing
PO BOX 31258
SEATTLE WA, 98103
lisa@stuebingforschools.org
(206) 524-6788

Sherry Carr
PO BOX 30696
SEATTLE WA, 98113
sherry@carr4kids.com
carr4kids.com
(206) 914-6790

Courtney Hill
813 N 44TH ST A
SEATTLE WA, 98103
courtneyhill@gaggle.net
(206) 288-9818


Director District No. 3
The candidates for this race will not appear on the Primary ballot.
These candidates will move directly onto the General Election ballot

David Blomstrom
PO BOX 95465
SEATTLE WA, 98145
http://seattle-mafia.org
(206) 290-4307

Harium Martin-Morris
PO BOX 51052
SEATTLE WA, 98115
harium@harium2007.com
(206) 795-9844


Director District No. 6

Maria G. Ramirez
8838 24TH AVE SW
SEATTLE WA, 98106
mariagramirez@mac.com
(206) 218-9650

Zeinab M. Ahmed
9240 14TH AVE SW
SEATTLE WA, 98106
ztwinz@yahoo.com
(206) 265-3949

Edwin B. Fruit
4431 37TH AVE SW 36
SEATTLE WA, 98126
seattleswp@speakeasy.net
(206) 323-1755

Steve Sundquist
7211 36TH AVE SW
SEATTLE WA, 98126
steve4schools@yahoo.com
www.sundquist4schools.com
(206) 938-3129

Danaher M. Dempsey Jr.
6726 48TH AVE SW
SEATTLE WA, 98136
dempsey_dan@yahoo.com
(360) 920-0823

Comments

Anonymous said…
Just had a chance to check out David Blomstrom's website

He seems like a nut to me. Here is an excerpt from the main page of his new website, seattle-mafia.org

"I’m running for a seat on the Seattle School Board. Specifically, I’m gunning for the seat that oversees District III, the seat currently occupied by board a lying, conniving whore named Brita Butler-Wall. Learn more at http://2007.seattle-mafia.org/"
6/9/07, 7:04 AM
Anonymous said…
In addition Mr. Blomstrom has pictures on his website of Seattle School board members, and Gov Locke, with swasticas on them, and they pop up as you are looking through his site. What a wacko.

It looks like Harium Martin-Morris will be our next board director for dist 3.
6/9/07, 7:06 AM
Anonymous said…
Blomstrom has several websites.

http://www.seattle-mafia.org/

and

http://2007.seattle-mafia.org/
6/9/07, 7:13 AM
Anonymous said…
RE: District 3

Brita isn't running.

Bloomstrom is obviously insane

Does this mean that Harium Marin-Morris will take the election by default? Does this mean that no matter what his stand, platform or views, he will be elected as there is nobody to challenge him?

Wow.
6/9/07, 10:13 AM
Roy Smith said…
Does anybody know Peter Maier's position on any issue? His website is very uninformative, other than to provide his resume and a list of endorsements.
6/9/07, 10:55 AM
Anonymous said…
I guess this gives some ammo to those who think that appointed school boards are the way to go.

We (the voting public) can't even find two sane candidates to run against each other!
6/9/07, 12:45 PM
Anonymous said…
For what it's worth, Blomstrom worked as a substitute teacher at various Seattle public schools in the 90s. He seems to have despised every school administrator he ever met, especially John Stanford. His embittered memories of working for the district and his denuncation of the Seattle "education mafia" appear at:

http://www.endteacherabuse.org/Blomstrom.html
6/9/07, 1:48 PM
Anonymous said…
How could someome who uses swastikas and calls public officials conniving whores have been a teacher in the Seattle School District?
6/11/07, 11:31 AM
Anonymous said…
How do we find out what district we're in?

nssp
6/11/07, 1:08 PM
Charlie Mas said…
There is a District map on the school district web site. Check the School Board pages.
6/11/07, 5:49 PM
Anonymous said…
Director districts may change, there is census-based redistricting. I would expect that prior to the primary any redistricting will be announced/voted on by the board.
6/11/07, 9:55 PM
Brita said…
Hello all,

Note that in the primary, only voters who live in that particular director district will vote. The general election, however, is city-wide.
6/12/07, 7:56 PM
Anonymous said…
north end mom wrote...

"Just had a chance to check out David Blomstrom's website.

"He seems like a nut to me. . . ."

Hmmmm... I'm a nut because I call Brita Butler-Wall a lying, conniving whore, eh? So what does that make all the north end mom's who VOTED for that lying, conniving whore? It's so sad that children have to pay the price for their stupidity.

Discovering the "swasticas" on my website, north end mom decides I'm "wacko."

Note: It's spelled swastiKa, Einstein.

Later, she writes, "Bloomstrom is obviously insane."

At least I know how to spell my name.

Then north end mom whines...

"Does this mean that Harium Marin-Morris will take the election by default? Does this mean that no matter what his stand, platform or views, he will be elected as there is nobody to challenge him?"

What it means is that people like north end mom will always choose business as usual over a candidate who threatens to upset the apple cart.

Anonymous said...

"I guess this gives some ammo to those who think that appointed school boards are the way to go.

"We (the voting public) can't even find two sane candidates to run against each other!"

Oh, how inspirational! You're correct in that the public has done a lousy job of recruiting good candidates. But your solution is to just give up altogether? Sheez, why not just let Boeing and Microsoft appoint the Seattle City Council and Mayor while you're at it?

Tria said...

"For what it's worth, Blomstrom worked as a substitute teacher at various Seattle public schools in the 90s."

No, I worked as a substitute during 80's, idiot. I got a permanent position about 1990.

"He seems to have despised every school administrator he ever met, especially John Stanford."

Well, I'm especially no fan of school officials who are corrupt, tyrannical or grossly incompetent - and there are no shortage of those bums.

Anonymous said...

"How could someome who uses swastikas and calls public officials conniving whores have been a teacher in the Seattle School District?"

Huh? I don't understand your question. I call a spade a spade, therefore I must be - what, too intelligent to be a teacher? Too outspoken? Are you saying teachers should be seen and not heard?

Seriously, it's sad that there are so many teachers and parents like "north end mom" an "anonymous." That's the real reason our schools have been in steady decline since the 1960's.

Grow up, folks.

David Blomstrom
www.seattle-mafia.org
9/23/07, 3:18 PM
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