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Letter: Jastremski Devoted To Youth

ST. JOHN: Jastremski Devoted To Youth To the Editor: I’m eager to recommend electing Kim Jastremski to the Cooperstown Central school board. A mother of children in our school, she is devoted to the welfare and education of young people and feels great respect for our teachers and administrators. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College, received an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina, was a Fulbright Scholar at Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, and is a UNC Royster Society Fellow. Add to…

KATZ: Jastremski Transformed Library

KATZ: Jastremski Transformed Library To the Editor: I’ve been fortunate to work with Kim Jastremski the past few years. In her role as Library Board president, Kim has lead the way in converting the library’s funding structure, spearheading the successful public funding ballot initiative, which has put the library on solid financial footing, and pursuing New York State library construction grants. These much-needed changes have transformed our much loved library both financially and physically. Residents throughout the school district have…

ALLSTADT: Jastremski Intelligent, Hard Worker

ALLSTADT:  Jastremski Intelligent,  Worker To the Editor: I am writing in support of Kim Jastremski for election to the Cooperstown Central school board. In a field of very good candidates, Kim stands out for her hard work, intelligence and experience. Kim has made major improvements to the Village Library of Cooperstown by working cooperatively with Friends of the Library, the library staff and the Village Board. The most visible are the physical improvements to the main hall and the west…

Opt-Leader Leader Turn Sights To Electing Allies To CCS Board

Opt-Out Leader Turning Sights To Electing Allies To CCS Board COOPERSTOWN – Buoyed by an apparent collapse in support for the Common Core in the Cooperstown Central School District, opt-out leaders are turning their focus on the Tuesday, May 19, school board elections. “My feeling is that Cooperstown doesn’t want to see business as usual, and want to see people who support the test-refusal movement and people interested in considering faculty concerns and faculty working-place environment,” said local opt-out leader Kim Jastremski, “to help serve the…