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Mark Mecca
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Prior offices:
Williamsville Central School District school board, At-large

Personal
Profession
School psychologist

Mark Mecca an at-large representative on the Williamsville Central School District Board of Education in New York. He won election to the board in the general election on May 19, 2015.[1]

Mecca's first three-year term on the board began July 1, 2015.

Biography

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Mecca has lived in the Williamsville Central School District for 15 years. He works as a school psychologist in the Buffalo school district. He has been involved in the education field for 20 years and is certified as an elementary school teacher, a school psychologist and a school administrator. He has one child.[2]

Elections

2015

See also: Williamsville Central School District elections (2015)

Three of nine at-large seats on the Williamsville Central School District Board of Education were up for general election on May 19, 2015. Because the election was held at-large, qualified voters of the district could vote for all three seats. The three candidates who received the most votes in the election were considered elected to the board.

The seats held by incumbents Michael Littman, Jay Smith and Toni Vazquez were on the ballot. The incumbents ran against four challengers—Sam Alba, Robert Campo, Shawn P. Lemay and Mark Mecca—in this election. Vazquez was the only incumbent to successfully retain her seat. Lemay and Mecca also won seats on the board.

Results

Williamsville Central School District,
At-Large General Election, 3-year term, 2015
Party Candidate Vote % Votes
     Nonpartisan Green check mark transparent.pngShawn P. Lemay 19.2% 3,179
     Nonpartisan Green check mark transparent.pngToni Vazquez Incumbent 19% 3,145
     Nonpartisan Green check mark transparent.pngMark Mecca 17.5% 2,896
     Nonpartisan Michael Littman Incumbent 12.7% 2,106
     Nonpartisan Jay Smith Incumbent 11.1% 1,834
     Nonpartisan Sam Alba 10.2% 1,693
     Nonpartisan Robert Campo 10% 1,657
     Nonpartisan Write in votes 0.4% 73
Total Votes 16,583
Source: Williamsville Central School District, "Board of Education Agenda - May 26, 2015," accessed June 8, 2015

Funding

Mecca reported no contributions or expenditures to the New York State Board of Elections in the election.[3][4]

Endorsement

Mecca was endorsed by the Williamsville Teachers' Association.[5]

Campaign themes

2015

Mecca listed the following as top issues in the district in an interview with The Buffalo News:

The top issues in Williamsville have to do with the relationships between the board / superintendent and constituent groups like parents and teachers; their concerns and issues have not been taken seriously by the board. There are also issues with transparency and ethics.[6]
—Mark Mecca (2015)[2]

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