Education Value
A word from Gregory
Business Leader
To better represent the community's interest, it should be noted that national statistics reveal less than 18% of Board members are professional educators. However, Romoland's Board is comprised of 60% educators. Once I am elected, your votes will have corrected the balance. My background in business management and ownership will add a much-needed perspective to the board. Students of Romoland District deserve the voice I will add to policy and positive change. Vote Gregory O'Connor
28 Years
I moved to Romoland in 1990 from Corona, California and continued my career as a State Licensed Construction Excavation Contractor. While continuing education in my vocation, I became interested in the developing technologies and environmental management. In 2006 I was certified as an independent compliance auditor by California Air Resources Board. Currently I represent clients at the state level with their air quality mandates.
School Board
With your vote, this position will complete my passion to get involved and improve the lives of my neighbors. I waited until I had the time, knowledge, experience and support of friends and neighbors to take on this role. I will be proud to represent your interests and stand dedicated to improving student achievement. I pledge to live up to the wonderful efforts of prior board members and will work diligently in my role as 'Romoland School Board Trustee Area One'. Vote November 6, 2018Vote Gregory OConnor November 6th 2018
Romoland School District
The District currently serves 3,943 students, residing over 32 square miles. To date, 401 people are employed on either a full or part-time basis. The District's schools are organized into four TK-5 schools, and one 6-8 middle school. Board President Trustee for area 2 - Mr David Sperry, Area 2 Mr. Manuel Aguirre, Area 3 Ms. Marla Clites, Area 5 Mrs. Debbie Moon, Mr. Gary Reller Area 5
Gregory OConnor / Gary Reller
Mr. Reller has been with the Board for more than 10 years. An unchallenged position at any elected office often leads to a complacent security. Community involvement action and challenge is important to promote drive and ambition needed to take on the duties of that office. The choice is yours and the option is clear. I appreciate your vote for Gregory OConnor on November 6th
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