Friday, February 15, 2013
Main Street resident Barbara O'Malley Cannon writes that Snook will bring 'strength of character, intelligence, and a strong work ethic to the school committee.'
To the Editor, I am writing to strongly endorse the candidacy of Kathi Snook for School Committee. It is with pleasure that I confidently support her ability to serve in this capacity to the benefit of our children and our schools. I have known Kathi in multiple capacities across these past years of raising our children, serving our community and practicing our faith. She has continually impressed me with her willingness to take on leadership roles on many school activities, service projects, and chaperoning responsibilities. Kathi has always been a steadfast presence with good organization skills, an efficient manner, and friendly demeanor when working with any group of either students or parents. She coordinated fundraisers, church …
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Old Marlboro Road residents Todd and Elise Stone say Kathi Snook and Johanna Boynton are "uniquely qualified" to fill the two openings on the School Committee.
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Wednesday, February 13
To the Editor, We feel like first-time callers to one of those talk radio shows, since in all our years in Concord we have never written a letter to the editor of the Concord Journal. But we are writing for good reason, and that is to enthusiastically endorse Kathi Snook and Johanna Boynton for School Committee. There are two openings on the School Committee, and our town has a tremendous opportunity to elect a committee of excellence rarely seen in public service. In terms of professional qualifications, academic and community experience, personal character and balanced perspective, Kathi Snook and Johanna Boynton are uniquely qualified. We would like to speak further on behalf of Kathi Snook, whom we have known for more than 15 years. …
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Lindsay Pond Road resident KC Winslow writes that Snook's 'experience as a mother of five, her likable personality, her positive spirit and her love of our community ... will move us forward in a unifying manner to help us through this challenging time.'
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Tuesday, February 12
To the Editor, It is with great enthusiasm that I write this letter in support of Kathi Snook for School Committee. Our town is fortunate to have someone with Kathi's extensive educational experience step forward to volunteer for this important post at this most imperative time. As a fellow Hockey Mom, I have known Kathi for 11 years. Kathi and I have served together on the Hockey Board and I have watched Kathi in action many times. Kathi is a person to whom others turn when they want to get things done.Her organizational skills are exquisite and she is a strong but fair minded leader. It is not an overstament for me to say, Kathi Snook is liked and respected by all who know her. If you know Kathi Snook, you know what I mean! Kathi's …
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Old Pickard Road resident Jennifer Braceras writes in support of Kathleen Snook, one of four candidates for two seats on the School Committee.
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Wednesday, February 6
To the Editor, I have never before written a letter to the Concord Journal [or Concord Patch], but I do so today to lend my unconditional support to Kathleen Snook for School Committee. As a soldier, educator, and mother of five, Kathi Snook brings a unique perspective to this race. Kathi is a Colonel in the United States Army, having graduated from West Point in the first class to include women. She holds an M.A. in Applied Mathematics and a Ph.D in Curriculum & Teaching from Boston University. She taught Mathematics at West Point for more than 10 years, and has worked as an education consultant and as math tutor at Concord-Carlisle High School. Frankly, Kathi Snook has the credentials we would desire in someone running for higher …
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Tuesday, February 5, 2013
If elected to the School Committee, ORNAC resident Kathleen Snook says she'll be "a voice for all residents of Concord."
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Tuesday, February 5
To the Editor, I was very honored last week to accept a nomination as a candidate for school committee. My goal is to ensure the best possible learning experience for each Concord child. I come to this candidacy to serve our town with an open heart and mind. As a School Committee member, I will be a voice for all residents of Concord. I look forward to meeting many of you in the coming weeks and listening to your ideas on how I can best represent you in this position. I was nominated by Betsy Bilodeau (Powder Mill Road) and seconded by Elise Stone (Old Marlboro Road)). The following text of Betsy’s nomination at Town Caucus is included as a means to introduce myself: I am thrilled and honored to nominate Kathi Snook for School Committee. I…
Thursday, January 31, 2013
And with contested races!
The nominees are in, and it looks like Concord’s annual Town Election, scheduled for Tuesday, March 19, will feature contested races for the two seats coming open on the School Committee. Following the Town Caucus and subsequent deadline for nomination papers, there are four candidates, all of them newcomers, for two three-year terms on the School Committee. Residents Lisa Bergen, Johanna Boynton, Cyntia Rainey and Kathleen Snook were all nominated at the Town Caucus, held this past Monday, Jan. 28. Also nominated at the caucus were Eric Van Loon for a one-year term as Town moderator, Carmen Reiss and Alice Kaufman for Board of Selectmen and Dennon Rodrigue for a five-year term on the Concord Housing Authority. Van Loon, the current …
Patrick Ball
11:54 am on Thursday, January 31, 2013
Thanks, Julie, for pointing that out. It should be fixed now. -pb more ›