Old 10-04-2009, 10:15 AM
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Larry Aceves can be superintendent not beholden to special interest groups, since he has not been a career politician.
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Bullshit.
Aceves has been of President both of these organizations.
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ACSA Board endorses Aceves bid for SPI in 2010
The ACSA Board of Directors recently unanimously voted to officially endorse Larry Aceves for superintendent of public instruction in 2010.
http://www.acsa.org/FunctionalMenuCa...eves-2010.aspx
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Larry Aceves Endorsed By California's Largest Organization Of Latino School Administrators
Endorsement demonstrates growing support for lifelong educator's 2010 Superintendent of Public Instruction campaign
The Larry Aceves campaign for Superintendent of Public Instruction today announced receiving the endorsement of the California Association of Latino Superintendents and Administrators (CALSA)
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Some wildcards
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Meanwhile, Aceves appears to have secured his base among the people who actually run schools and called himself a “down in the dirt educator” that will run a nontraditional, grassroots campaign.
The candidate added that he also hopes to seek contributions from bigger donors, arguing that a successful SPI campaign will take at least two to four million dollars.
Long-time Democratic strategist Steve Maviglio said that in the end, big ticket contributors will be essential to determining the winner.
“Aceves hasn’t cornered the market,” he said. “The name of game in this race is going to be independent expenditures by EdVoice, CTA, and other players that typically run their own campaigns.”
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Forty years of Chicano studies