Long Beach Vote 2016
Jon Meyer: Long Beach Primary Election Update
Long Beach Unified School Board, District 4: Jon Meyer
(Updated by Long Beach City Clerk: 04/16/2016 10:14 PM)
Vice-President and LBUSD Board Member Jon Meyer won re-election with 5,529 or 61.16% of the votes. There was a total of 9,365 votes cast in the District on April 12. There are 60,993 registered voters in the district. That’s a 15.35% engagement rate, the second highest in last Tuesday’s election.
Jon Meyer
Vice-President, LBUSD Boardmember
Vision And Mission Statement
- “It has been my honor and privilege to serve the students, parents, staff and communities of Long Beach, Signal Hill and Catalina Island for many years. My experience as a classroom teacher, coach, and principal of elementary, middle and high schools provide me with a solid perspective that I have relied upon to create and support successful school district policies”.
- “LBUSD is indeed recognized as a model of excellence among large, urban school systems. I encourage you to help sustain educational excellence by electing me to another term as your board member. Your vote for me will help to preserve the stability of our school board as we build upon the enviable achievements or our students and schools”.
Political/ Activist/ Business Experience
- Long Beach Unified School District Board of Education, Vice-President (2006-Present)
- Wilson High School, Principal (1998-2001)
- Prop 49, Chair, Funding After-School Programs
Education
- Wilson High School
- Stanford University, Bachelor of Arts in History
- California State University, Long Beach, Master of Arts in History
Issues
- Jon Meyer wants to make schools safer for children.
- To accomplish a safer school environment, Jon Meyer endorses repairing outdated buildings, classrooms, and athletic facilities.
- If elected, he also seeks to improve parental involvement and collaboration in the schools.
For More Information
- www.jonmeyer4schoolboard.com
- Jon Meyer Runs For LBUSD Board Again
- ballotpedia.org/Jon_Meyer
- Jon Meyer’s Candidate Statement filed with the Long Beach City Clerk HERE
Long Beach Candidate Video Statement -Jon Meyer (Video courtesy of PADNET.TV)