Three file for two seats on LS R-7 Board of Education

Even with new board members we have the same old thing.  They are still all involved in different groups together.  Oh what a tangled web we weave.

Three file for two seats on LS R-7 Board of Education

Three candidates have filed for two positions on the Lee's Summit R-7 School District Board of Education. Filing closed for R-7 Board of Education candidates on Jan. 20.
           
Candidates (listed in filing order) are Julie Doane, Adam Rutherford and William Lindsey. Current Board of Education members Ron Baker and Patti Buie did not file as candidates. Mrs. Buie has served on the Board of Education since 2000. Mr. Baker, who currently serves as the Board’s president, was elected in 2009. The Board of Education election will be held April 7.

William Lindsey
For more information about the R-7 Board of Education, visit our website. Board of Education members are elected to three-year terms during at-large elections.

Turk’s renomination by his party is challenged by Michael Burris of Kansas City, Bill Lindsey of Lee’s Summit and Berton A. Knox of North Kansas City.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/community/816-north/article821161.html#storylink=cpy

Bill Lindsey wants to secure the borders against illegal immigration and then figure out a pathway to citizenship for those already here. He would encourage new businesses in the 5th District. He supports the Keystone pipeline and state control over educational standards.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/community/816-north/article821161.html#storylink=cpy


Bill Lindsey was born in Kansas City, Kansas on August 11, 1962.  Bill has been happily married to Sherrie for 20 years and they enjoy residing in Lee’s Summit.  Bill has two sons, Alex and Joshua, and a daughter, Rachel.
Bill is a veteran having served 12 years in the Kansas National Guard.  He graduated from Kansas City Kansas Community College in 1985 with an Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Arts. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education from Graceland University (2002) and a Master of Arts degree in Leadership from Baker University (2006).
Bill for the past 7 years is an urban Kansas City teacher and debate coach and has taken his middle school debaters to the national championships competition three years in a row.  He is a member of the Speech and Theatre Association of Missouri and the National Junior Forensics League. He was a part of the original planning group for Lees Summit 360 and family booster at many school events in Lee’s Summit. Bill and his family have hosted foreign exchange students and participated in the People to People Exchange program.  Bill is active in his church and ministry events and has had past involvement in leadership in the Boy Scouts, where one of his sons is an Eagle Scout. Bill was also a High Adventure participant at Philmont Scout Ranch.
  • On Immigration: “We need to secure our borders. If we don’t enforce the borders first we will have this problem again. Then we need to formulate a process with our border countries so we don’t encounter future problems. Once we have the laws enforced we can try and formulate a pathway to citizenship that will be fair and reduce harm to our citizens and economy”
  • On Healthcare: “Repair, Replace and Repeal”
Julie Doane

Lifelong Lee’s Summit resident, Julie Doane, files to run for the R-7 Lee’s Summit School Board. She has served on a variety of community boards: Lee’s Summit Chamber, LS CARES,  Lee’s Summit Medical Center, Lee’s Summit West Booster Club, Sigma Sigma Sigma Advisory at UCM and the Our Lady of the Presentation School.  

Julie has also been on many committees for the school district: Boundary Team, new district logo task force, No Tax Increase Bond and the Community Advisory Committee. She is also a member of the City of LS 360 Education committee and the Lee’s Summit Optimist Club. 

Julie is self-employed  with her husband for The Logistics Store, a Rodan and Fields Consultant and holds a part time position at UCM Summit Center. 

A Lee’s Summit High School and University of Central Missouri graduate, Julie is the daughter of Ferrell and Janice Shuck. Julie and her husband Eric have been married  twenty-five years and are members of Holy Spirit Catholic Church. Their oldest daughter Erica is a LS West and UCM graduate and travels as a Regional Consultant for Sigma Sigma Sigma. Their daughter Abby is a LS West graduate and a junior at UCM.

Adam Rutherford

Lee's Summit Educational Foundation:

Board of Directors and Advisory Members

The Board of Directors and Advisory Members are a dynamic, committed team of volunteer leaders who help guide and assist the Foundation in meeting annual fundraising goals in order to fulfill our commitment to our students, staff and community.
Board of Directors 
Diane Seif, President 
Chip Moxley, Vice President 
Mike Atcheson, Treasurer 
Adam Rutherford, Secretary
Phyllis Balagna
Dr. Phyllis Edson
Carson Graff
Toni Horne
Kent Kirby
Rick Viar, Immediate Past President

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