Palm Palm: Journey From San Carlos to El Dorado Hills Education Leader
Palm describes his career path from Carlmont High School to San Jose State University earning degrees and teaching in San Jose. He and his wife Christie moved to El Dorado Hills where he became assistant principal at Oak Ridge before leading the Virtual Academy at Shenandoah and serving as director of Educational Options and Innovations. He praises opportunities for professional growth and notes ongoing work with the Technology Information Center for Administrative.
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Nesses
Palm
San Carlos
Carlmont High School
U.S
el Dorado Hills
Oak Ridge
Jackson
el Dorado Union High School
Virtual Academy
Shenandoah
Union Mine High School
el Dorado
Technology Information Center
Palm named Region 2 Administrator of the Year
Palm, secretary for the Association of California School Administrators Region 2, received Region 2 Administrators of the Year honors. He welcomed the future, recalling he knew no one when his family moved to El Dorado Hills and credited the school and community for his growth.
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TICAL
Palm
Association of California
ACSA
el Dorado Hills
Ferry 1st District candidate promotes growth and unity
Ferry, a long time El Dorado County figure, outlines plans for road repairs, business outreach, and youth opportunities. He proposes leveraging Union Mine High School, building Iron Horse High School and Athletic Preserve, and expanding a county vocational path while preserving Foothill lifestyle.
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el Dorado Hills
Union
Ferry
Los Rios
Iron Horse High School
Folsom
el Dorado Union High
Day runs for El Dorado County post focusing on open governance
Day, a longtime El Dorado Hills resident and former El Dorado Hills Soccer Club board member, campaigns for an EID post. He cites experience in county government, opposition to rate hikes, drought measures, and pension reform aimed at debt reduction and open voter communication. He highlights family values and a business friendly, growth minded agenda.
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el Dorado Hills
Day
Eid
Ann
el Dorado County
Board of Supervisors
Day Aims for Accessible Meetings and Local Representation
Day advocates clearer communication and stronger El Dorado Hills representation. He proposes breaking long Tuesday marathon meetings into shorter daytime sessions and limiting evening meetings to a couple of agenda items. He emphasizes addressing routine items in daytime and using evenings for focused topics. He cites past resistance to Safeway as an example of local government dynamics.
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Ferry
Elo County
el Dorado County
Board of Supervisors
Day
Board of Supervisor
Safeway
Day frames El Dorado Hills growth concerns in countywide context
In a public remarks style, Day defends open space preservation and independent stance while criticizing Board decisions on Green Valley Road, Town Center apartments, and open communication with residents. He cites El Dorado Hills as 20 percent of county population yet 40 percent of tax dollars, advocates independence, and directs readers to day4sup.com for more information.
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Ferry
District 1
Sacramento
Peet
Raley’s
Ferry4supervisor.com
Green Valley Road
Town Center
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
el Dorado County
el Dorado Hills
Day
el Dorado
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