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Katy Barricklow

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Katy Barricklow
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Education

Bachelor's

The Ohio State University

Personal
Profession
Committee member

Katy Barricklow was a candidate for an at-large position on the Olentangy Local School Board. She lost election on November 5, 2013 in a race against two incumbents and one fellow challenger.

Biography

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Barricklow has her Bachelor's degree in Science in Supply Chain Management and Logistics from Ohio State University. She is an elected member of Central Committee and sits on the Screening Subcommittee. She resides in Lewis Center, Ohio with her husband and son.[1]

Elections

2013

See also: Olentangy Local School District elections (2013)

Results

Olentangy Local School District, At-large General Election, 4-year term, 2013
Party Candidate Vote % Votes
     Nonpartisan Green check mark transparent.pngJulie Wagner Feasel Incumbent 36.4% 8,095
     Nonpartisan Green check mark transparent.pngDave King Incumbent 33.3% 7,416
     Nonpartisan Brian Helwig 15.3% 3,417
     Nonpartisan Katy Barricklow 15% 3,335
Total Votes 22,263
Source: Delaware County Board of Elections, "Election Summary Report for General Election in Delaware County, Ohio," accessed December 13, 2013

Endorsements

Barricklow was not endorsed in this campaign.

Funding

Barricklow reported no contributions or expenditures to the Ohio Secretary of State.[2]

Campaign themes

Barricklow stated the following on her website as major issues facing the district, S.T.A.R.S.:[3]

Students
Students deserve policies that support excellent education first. There is much room for improvement for those students who are Advanced Placement or are using an Independent Education Plan. The goal for all students is not only excellent test scores. True success is having those students graduate from high school with all the tools they need to be productive and fulfilled adults. Students should be prepared for entering college if this is their goal, without having to take remedial classes.

Teachers
Teachers are the life blood of quality education and I believe they need relevant continuing education. They need flexibility to not just teach kids to test well or have a year’s worth of growth in education. They also need be able to teach children to love to learn, a gift that they can carry into adulthood.

Accountability
As the old adage goes, you can’t change what you don’t acknowledge. It isn’t enough for the School Board to make good policy. Members should also be willing to expose those areas that can be improved. They need to encourage members of the community to contribute at School Board meetings and welcome an exchange of ideas. The community cares passionately about our schools, and as a school board member, I plan to capitalize on that passion for the betterment of our kids.

Responsibility
I believe that it is important to treat the Taxpayer’s money with even more care than my own. Dollars spent should translate to a tangible increase in benefit to our schools. As the tax burden increases, many families feel that they are forced to choose between funding their child’s education or spending money for extra-curricular activities and even family necessities. I believe that as a school board member, I can do more to preserve funds for areas of education that truly count.

School Board
The School Board holds the responsibility of making policy that recognizes and then solves areas that need improvement in education. They owe it to the community to be transparent and follow Sunshine Laws. As a school board member, I will fulfill my duty to students, parents, administrators and the community as a whole to produce excellent schools in the Olentangy Local School District.

Recent news

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See also

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