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Rose G. Conley

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Rose G. Conley
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Prior offices:
Upper Darby School District, At-large

Education
Bachelor's
West Chester University
Graduate
West Chester University
Personal
Profession
Educator

Rose G. Conley was a Republican at-large member of the Upper Darby School Board in Pennsylvania. She first won election to the board in 1996. Conley lost her re-election bid during the general election on November 5, 2013.

Biography

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Conley earned a B.S. in education from West Chester University. She later received a Master's degree in Reading from West Chester University. Conley has worked as a public school teacher in Upper Darby as well as a professor of graduate studies as Penn State University. She and her husband, Arthur, have one adult child.[1]

Elections

2013

See also: Upper Darby School District elections (2013)

Conley lost re-election against seven other opponents during the general election on November 5, 2013.

Election results

General election
Upper Darby School District, At-large, Four-year term, November 5, 2013
Party Candidate Vote % Votes
     Republican Green check mark transparent.pngMaureen E. Carey Incumbent 13.4% 6,935
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngRachel Mitchell 13.2% 6,871
     Republican Green check mark transparent.pngEarl Toole Incumbent 12.7% 6,574
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngManjit Singh 12.7% 6,567
     Democratic Stacey Hawley 12.5% 6,495
     Democratic Phyllis Fields 12.2% 6,322
     Republican John McMullan 11.7% 6,055
     Republican Rose G. Conley 11.7% 6,051
Total Votes 51,870
Source: Delaware County Election Bureau, "Municipal Election 2013 Results," accessed January 30, 2014
Primary
Upper Darby School District, Republican primary, Four-year term, May 21, 2013
Party Candidate Vote % Votes
     Republican Green check mark transparent.pngMaureen E. Carey Incumbent 21.5% 2,455
     Republican Green check mark transparent.pngEarl Toole Incumbent 20.3% 2,309
     Republican Green check mark transparent.pngRose G. Conley 19.3% 2,205
     Republican Green check mark transparent.pngJohn McMullan 16.2% 1,851
     Republican Rachel Mitchell 9.1% 1,042
     Republican Stacey Hawley 7.6% 868
     Republican Phyllis Fields 3.8% 436
     Republican Tyra Virden 2% 227
     Republican Write-in votes 0% 3
Total Votes 11,396
Source: Delaware County Election Bureau, "Municipal Primary 2013," accessed January 30, 2014


Upper Darby School District, Democratic primary, Four-year term, May 21, 2013
Party Candidate Vote % Votes
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngRachel Mitchell 18.9% 1,234
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngStacey Hawley 18.8% 1,230
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngManjit Singh 18.8% 1,228
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngPhyllis Fields 14.1% 923
     Democratic Rose G. Conley 8.1% 529
     Democratic Maureen E. Carey Incumbent 7.2% 471
     Democratic John McMullan 5.2% 339
     Democratic Earl Toole Incumbent 4.8% 316
     Democratic Tyra Virden 4.1% 270
     Democratic Write-in votes 0.1% 6
Total Votes 6,546
Source: Delaware County Election Bureau, "Municipal Primary 2013," accessed January 30, 2014

Funding

Conley reported no campaign contributions or expenditures to the Pennsylvania Secretary of State.[2]

Endorsements

Conley received no published endorsements during this election.

Campaign themes

2013

Conley discussed her campaign themes in a interview with the Upper Darby Parent Coalition:[3]

The three important areas that I see needing reform in education are (1) establishing a funding formula in the State, (2) properly funding special education in the State, and (3) redesigning charter school funding so that the funding is not taken away from our traditional public schools.

The Costing Out Study showed that Upper Darby has been shortchanged millions of dollars since 1992. Putting that formula back into practice or establishing another similar formula would generate more Basic Education Funding for Upper Darby Schools.

Our Special Education costs have risen dramatically in recent years while funding from the State has been flat. We need a formula based on the true number of students and the types of services that they are receiving in order to be properly funded for this mandate.

Charter schools are draining funds out of school districts for the traditional public schools which have been the backbone of American Education for generations. This has to stop!

Recent news

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See also

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Footnotes