Politics & Government
Election 2011: Raymond Hull
One in a series of profiles on candidates for the East Aurora School Board.
Editor's note: All candidates were given the opportunity to answer the same questions, but were asked to abide by a 75-word guideline. The answers have been presented here unabridged.
- Position sought: D131 East Aurora Board of Education
- Campaign contact info: None provided.
- Age: 50
- Family: Married, two daughters, one son and three grandchildren
- Education: BS Business Management, Axia Business College (online); University of Phoenix in Warrenville
- Occupation: Superintendent of water and sewer maintenance, city of Aurora
- Political party affiliation, If any: Independent
- Previous elected offices: East Aurora School Board member
- Related experience: None provided
What is the primary reason you are running for this office?
I am an advocate for all stakeholders of District 131. Continuity is a critical component of effective leadership in a complex district like District 131.
What will be your single most important priority if you get elected?
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In order for the business community and the community at large to prosper we must have a knowledge base work force. My number one priority will be to give the students of District 131 every opportunity available to be excellent in whatever career and life choices they make going forward.
What sets you apart from the other candidates?
As a public sector administrator I have a clear understanding of how the economy as well as state and federal budgets directly impact education. I understand and accept the fiduciary responsibility that is expected by the taxpayers of our district. Any additional attributes that possibly set me apart are a matter for debate of which I am prepared to have.
How long have you lived in the school district?
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I have been a resident of the East Aurora School District 131 for 33 years. I lived in wards 3 and 7, and currently live in ward 1
What's your favorite thing about the school district?
The humility of the students is high on my list of several things.
What is the biggest problem in the school district?
Low expectations , and segmenting of students are high on my list.
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