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Thank
you
for
taking
the
time
to
complete
this
questionnaire.
GothamSchools
is
an
independent
news
source
about
the
New
York
City
public
schools.
Your
views
and
comments
will
be
published
online
at
GothamSchools.org
as
part
of
our
2009
campaign
coverage.
Please
complete
and
return
by
Wednesday,
August
19.
Email
to
aphillips@gothamschools.org
or
fax
to
(646)
390‐2624.
1. Have you been endorsed by the United Federation of Teachers? Yes No
2.
Have
you
received
campaign
contributions
from
the
following
education‐related
political
action
committees?
Yes
No
Democrats
for
Education
Reform
Yes
No
United
Federation
of
Teachers
Yes
No
Council
of
School
Supervisors
and
Administrators
Yes
No
New
York
Education
Voters
Yes
No
Educational
Justice
PAC
Other:________________________
3.
Do
you
have
children
in
the
public
school
system?
Yes
No
If
so,
how
would
you
describe
their
experience?
Poor
1
2
3
4
5
Excellent
4.
Do
you
support
programs
like
Teaching
Fellows
and
Teach
for
America?
Yes
Yes,
with
reservations
No
5.
Do
you
support
efforts
to
stop
the
growth
of
charter
schools?
Yes
Yes,
with
reservations
No
6. Would you preserve school report cards as they are now? Yes No
7.
Do
you
believe
test
scores
should
be
a
factor
in
determining
whether
teachers
receive
tenure?
Yes
Yes,
with
reservations
No
8.
Do
you
support
the
2009
law
giving
the
mayor
control
of
the
public
schools?
a.
Yes,
I
like
the
current
school
governance
system.
b.
Yes,
but
there
should
be
more
checks
and
balances
limiting
the
mayor's
power
c.
No,
it
gives
mayor
too
much
power.
d.
No,
I
would
like
to
return
to
a
Board
of
Education
model
9. What letter grade would you give the public schools in your district right now?
10.
In
the
last
eight
years,
have
the
schools
in
your
district
improved,
stayed
the
same,
or
worsened?
How?
11.
Do
you
support
Joel
Klein
remaining
chancellor
of
the
city’s
schools?
Yes
No
If
not,
who
would
you
suggest
to
replace
him?
12.
What's
an
appropriate
cap
for
charter
schools,
or
should
they
exist
at
all
(the
current
cap
is
200
statewide)?
13. What's the best way to improve a struggling public school?
14.
What’s
the
single
greatest
problem
facing
the
schools
in
your
district
and
what
specific
policy
would
you
propose
to
combat
it?