D202 Candidate Casey Miller: Too Many Students Fall Behind at ETHS
Casey Miller has long experience formulating policy at the federal level and is running his first campaign for the District 202 board. He stresses closing the achievement gap, improving career readiness and fiscal responsibility.
Former director of the U.S. House Iran-Contra Committee Casey Miller is running his first campaign for election to the Evanston Township High School District 202 board. Here are his answers to the questions Patch posed to every District 202 candidate. 1. How long have you lived in Evanston? Almost 20 years (my wife and I moved to our current home in August, 1993). 2. What elected positions have you held previously, if any? Have you ever run for office before? I have never run for nor held elective office. Click here for information on the other District 202 candidates. 3. What experience/skills would you bring to the school board from your professional or personal life? I have broad experience in both the public and private sector in …
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Jim
10:38 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
since there never has been nor ever will be economic equality, the lack of it is an excuse for lack of priority setting. The only way to achieve economic reality is by coercison and force. and even then there will not be equality unless of course you want "1984". My comments have much more to do with attitude than to economics and there are many examples of poor people accomplishing great things … more ›