Eileen liu-McCormack
Eileen worked in finance for over 20 years as a Managing Director at JPMorgan Chase's Investment Bank. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with dual degrees from the Wharton School and CAS. She is an active member of the PTA and believes that strong communication, transparency and openness to diverse perspectives supported by sound research are essential to arrive at quality decisions. "Promoting excellence in education and fiscal responsibility is not only possible, but is essential to a growing, vibrant community."
Vote both Llewellyn and Liu-McCormack
for Fairfield BOE July 23rd
John Llewellyn
John was a Partner/Principle at Deloitte and Ernst & Young with over 20 years experience as a consultant in corporate restructurings. His work with school districts makes him uniquely qualified to sit on the BOE. He graduated from Boston College and received his MBA from the Fuqua School. Additionally, he is an active parent volunteer for the PTA and after school programs. John advocates for restoring student programs by improving efficiencies and establishing district metrics and goals so that we can deliver an even stronger education to the children of Fairfield.
EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE through SMARTER SPENDING
Fairfield's education-related decisions are largely determined by a simple 5-4 majority vote by the Board of Education (BOE). The BOE has the power to change, not only educational policy, curriculum and oversight of the superintendent, but also holds the purse strings underlying the town’s educational system.
Did you know?
- Over 50% of the town's budget is controlled by the BOE
- Taxes are up close to 20% over the last 7 years
- Meanwhile, Fairfield ranks in the bottom fifth of peer schools in DRG A and B for % of budget allocated to student academics, i.e. instruction and instructional materials and equipment*
- And educational programs continue to be cut
This is a matter of education and finance. Vote for candidates that have a strong background in both and the integrity to move our town forward with transparency.
The solution...
For us to change the tide of rising taxes and shrinking educational programs for Fairfield students, we need to fill all 4 BOE seats (2 Republican and 2 Democratic) coming up for election this year with candidates willing to take a stand for both the students and the tax payer! The 2 Republican BOE seats will be largely determined by a Republican caucus vote on July 23rd.
We ask Registered Republicans to ACT NOW!
Vote for
John Llewellyn and Eileen Liu-McCormack
Tues., July 23rd, 4:00-8:00pm
At the Ludlowe High School Lecture Room
(785 Unquowa Road)
Together we can make a difference… Spread the word!
There are no absentee ballots. If you are an unaffiliateded voter, take 5 minutes to register Republican by Friday, July 22nd at the Fairfield Registrar of Voters, 611 Old Post Road (M-F 8:30-4:30; phone: 203-256-3115) to help make a difference in our town!
*Based on latest data publically available