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Home My WebLink About1989-07-11; City Council; 10130; Child Care Commission Appointments7 +I) 5, $4 cd M cd z” a, *rl d 3 Q $4 a 4 U 3 V (0 .rl a,M ma, 4: -a cd aa, n 2. ma zz a3 $4.1’7 cd Pa L4c cdcd a Ma, n GO *rl c .ucd rn G$4 4: .I4 a, a, oa a am 3 $4w L OGl ?m umh N$4 L4lb oaa, wcoz a *- pa 2 5$4 54 2 $8 ?g* $4 a3 cd -rl a 0 *rl 3 *rl s .!A mu c am a cdd .!A -rl c, rlu E urd ca a 3G & 0 *r( H UA ma coco \\ rlm dm \\ bh .. z 0 4 5 $ 8 2 3 CITWF CARLSBAD - AUENDWILL dd 7 DEPT. CITY P I CITY n AB#.)O:j,q 0 TITLE MTG.- CHILD CARE COMMISSION DEPT. CC RECOMMENDED ACTION: APPOINTMENTS Adopt Resol uti on No. m- $53 appointing seven members to the Chi Commission. ITEM EXPLANATION At the meeting of June 20, 1989, Council adopted Ordinance No. NS-73, adding 2.30 to the Carlsbad Municipal Code and creating a Child Care Commission. In accordance with Section 2.30.030 of that newly adopted Chapter, tb commission members are to be appointed by the Mayor with the approval of Council. That same section also provides that of the commission member appointed, three shall be for a term of 3 years, two shall be for a term of and two shall be for a term of 1 year. The attached resolution was prepared in conjunction with the term requ stated in Section 2.30.030. A Notice Inviting Applications was published in the Carlsbad Journal and t Tribune on Wednesday, June 14, 1989. Copies of applications received are for Council review. EXHIBITS 1. 2. Copies of applications received. Resolution No.&??*J33 , appointing seven members to the Carlsbad Ch Commission. r t a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 e 0 RESOLUTION NO. 89 - 3133 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING SEVEN MEMBERS TO THE CARLSBAD CHILD CARE COMMISSION. WHEREAS, Chapter 2.30 of the Carlsbad Municipal Code establishes Care Commission. WHEREAS, Section 2.30.030 requires the Mayor, with the approval of Council, to appoint seven members to the Child Care Commission. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of C( California, as follows: 1. That the above recitations are true and correct. 2. That the following persons are hereby appointed to serve as mer the Carlsbad Child Care Commission for the terms specified: MEMBER TERM EXPIRATION Barbara Mead July, 1992 Dennis Cutler July, 1992 Julie Nygaard July, 1992 Linda Gilk July, 1991 Mark Schwei July, 1991 Merry L'Esperance July, 1990 Julie Baker July, 1990 /// /// /// /// /// /// /// r ? I *. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I.1 12 13 14 15 16 17 0 e PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a Regular Meeting of the City Coi the City of Carlsbad on the 25th day of July , 1989, by the fc vote, to wit: AYES: Council Members Lewis, Kulchin, Pettine, Mamaux and Larson NOES: None ABSENT: None ATTEST : ALETHA lz&&R& L. RAuTENKRANz-j 1 (SEAL) 19 I.8 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 I I J 0 * I July 24, 1989 TO : COUNCIL MEMBERS FROM : Mayor Bud Lewis APPOINTMENTS TO CHILD CARE COMMISSION It is my intention to appoint the following persons to the Child Care Commission, please contact me if you wish to discuss these appointments: Barbara Mead Dennis Cutler Julie Nygaard Linda Gilk Mark Schwei Merry w ~'~'5i?if(Al;i E Julie Baker Sincerely, Mayor i I 0 0' /JV u / JL.L/t/y/DbG* / 1200 ELM AVENUE TELE CAR LS BAD, CALI FO RN IA 92008 (619) 4 Ofhce of the City Clerk m situ ilf (aarlsbab 52 .,a APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT 2& 03 71 w BOARD(S1 AND/OR COMMISSION(S) h. c) Q XI* r-x m - ';xr-sT &w N (Please print or type.) NAMECS) OF BoARD(S) AND/OR COWISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: b\ \c! c 'aYe r OyMYY\\S~ \Dm NAME: Cq n-thidc. CITY: v- A.dSd \ ZIP CODE: 9% HOME PHONE: Y3~40YYq J ADDRESS : r,q3s adPY\fl/19, \ A. PRESENT OCCU PAT I ON : BUSINESS NAME: - BUSINESS ADDRESS: ? Wfhk nlhLxb-4 &.dhe4* [e 42%?l WORK PHONE: 957-$?3Y.s U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) X Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) *>( Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some commissions) X Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Commission(s: I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commissic to financial disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Mer SIGNATURE: pm 1 DATE: b-zP-8 (Continued on reverse si w V 1- EDUCATION It &,5. g&J C\C\\\9_\nd Ehkor\ 2, ph-a-fi. hm*= EXPERIENCE /L =s-&V- -& ckild.rn~~~~"dzroYns Wc&- %a COJs, 1 smmy s3-0-Q ,Ph ch,'IBm$ cd d I $web- of c%v\ blip S+%te 'Jfi~~+$ NS. mspmloce -& h Lfd 9 et, Wm&&J 3. Wr\d-Gqkn wqmwble GY- WVUF-nGJ m+YOYw+ sll w fiSS'L '@ 4\4k CLfiUwbLr sf- ~&UQeJ LP&& +..& C\wuer; WmcCa. W4iAm-k. M&n J &wwl+- of co 4i-A-tesp YynL$) Podiy) Sp.7 Q/Q+ rkt1;4ctcf.Q -- \+XldsM mG3Y4 c sojMP(+ &-c 6u\. w cu~n -&- s q-eL3LW *a$&*', -14" -(wwuccGcp CMNITY ACTIVI ES P &, ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR COmENTS < \*e~4J ti SQWL~ on +,qx , vM \ Y c&l ccrre, pr" y-*> cxr/\& p/ac\nm B 'h **r Ci3b\DILu "5 -bQY & VQsrcae* aAJp, g(u&l3 mr (xqwruJ&'c . T @w c-o\r/\-w~ssl~* ryLcr*+b ewphsr& L$-e can wt *M9QdL_r z M4.% -I boq w 4.e eCQLla+in-& y& 8 Q-Kjjr@k fi, &Skt jr) pw -& cLl;;pure. p-e'y yJvainS GV pd? dw&P%, I A /* a \ ,200 ELM AVENUE TEL CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (6 19) Office of the Cify Clerk @it9 af (Oarlsbnll APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT m 0 t.0 225 NAME(S) OF BoARo(S) AND/OR CC#MISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: r- -c AND/OR COMMISSION (SI cs x BOARD (SI ylc3 c")a 3- ;3 2 1R =", 1xY .. (Please print or type.) - -- -- _--. - --,-.- _I - ~ --- A?---- - -- -- ---- --- -_ --_A- h. - Urd CCMMT c- STfW NAME: Teri Lynn Dellinger-Schrceder ADDRESS : 1350 Hillview Ct. CITY: Carlsbad , ZIP CODE: 92008 HOME PHONE: (619) 729-0053 (work) 431-1971 PRESENT OCCUPATION: BUSINESS NAME: msmv ti ASSOCLATES BUSINESS ADDRESS: 2231 Rutherford Rd., Ste. 202, Carlsbad, CA Paralegal and mer of Leqal Support Firm in Carlsbad WORK PHONE: (619) 431-1971 U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) x Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) X Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some commissions) -- x Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Conmission(: I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Comnissi I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by z vidual Council Mc I wish to serve; to f i nanci a1 disclosure; yes I don't know all of them in their entirety. E: $k$ W W I EDUCATION Mt. San Antonio College University of San Diego (obtained Paralegal certificate in 1979) EXPERIENCE I have enclosed a copy of my biography for Ct. Appointed Fiduciary. - COrrmNITY ACT WIT1 ES Treasurer of Carlsbad Soccer Club I have not done dot of dty work. a mnth. I do volunteer work in a woman's Prison +s ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR COmENTS 1 feel qualified to be appointed on tile Child Care Carranission not only became I I -am a mther of three boys, but I have been quite involved with legal cases on pro1 parenting and issue with conciliation court on proper provisions of child care. I I 1 e e BIOGRAPHY OF TERI L. DELLINGER-SCHROEDER FOR COURT-APPOINTED FIDUCIARY I am a native of California and have been employed in the legal profession for the past 18 years in various capacities. I am the owner and founder of JURISERV & ASSOCIATES, formerly known as NORTH COUNTY LEGAL ASSISTANTS, which is a legal support firm located in Carlsbad, California. The firm was established in 1980 and currently employs a staff of 9, consisting of 6 paralegals and three office support personnel. I feel very qualified to act as a court-appointed fiduciary and I look forward to being of assistance to the Court in this profile position. Teri L. Dellinger-Schroeder HOME ADDRESS: 1350 Hillview Court Carlsbad, California 92008 (619) 729-0053) OFFICE ADDRESS: 2231 Rutherford Road, Suite 202 MARRIED: Three children. DATE OF BIRTH: July 11, 1953 Education 1960-1968 Our Lady of Lourdes Grade School 1968-1970 Holy Family High School 1970-1971 San Gabriel High School High School 1971-1973 Mt. San Antonio College Police Carlsbad, California 92008 Tujunga, California Glendale, California San Gabriel, California Walnut, California Science Major Certificate 1979-1980 University of San Diego Paralegal Employment 1974-1977 California Teachers Assoc. Legal Dept. Collective Bargaining I 1 I 1 0 e 1977-1979 Feist, Vetter, Knauf & Loy Legal Secretary to Suzanne W. Knauf 1980-1981 Eckmann & Lodge, Attorneys at Law Carlsbad, California Legal Assistant to James K. Eckmann 1981 to Present Owner of North County Legal Assistants 2231 Rutherford Road, Suite 202 Carlsbad, California 92008 Legal Support Firm Also founder and owner of JURISERV, INC. Franchisor of Legal Support Finns offered throughout California Hobbies Sailing, skiing, bike riding, jazz References Honorable Suzanne W. Knauf dancing North County Municipal Court 325 South Melrose Drive Vista, California 92083 James E. O'Neal Attorney at Law 2741 Vista Way, Suite 205 Oceanside, California 92054 Raymond G. Gomez Attorney at Law 911 Hacienda Drive, Suite C Vista, California 92083 T 1 e rn 1200 ELM AVENUE TELE CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (619) 4 Office of the City Clerk Qitu nf (anrlsbnb RtCtt:= c =i i- -..I -“:sc BOARD61 AND/OR COMMISSION <SI$ 2 ;!I 2 FZV r %ey -T c3 2 5 APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT o I- (Please print or type.) %- NAME(S) OF BoARD(S) AND/OR CMISSION(S) IN YHICH INTERESTED: ckry& c&+U&w-. NAME: flw(LG( &,&&& ,k”‘ JPLed‘ ADDRESS : CITY: Lwls k bd 1 cx- ZIP CODE: Tyke 4377 7& */WUMM ‘Pl- HOME PHONE: 434- lrEL- .- PRESENT OCCUPATION : BUSINESS NAME: &st,& - CLClA {A4 44 P3da L s&t+e s A4-4 BUSINESS ADDRESS: 3907 &WtW Rd. rt- f f3r -QWd22 WORK PHONE: 726-6454- / U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) 4es Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) -Yes Registered voter in Carl sbad (required for some comni ssions) -e s I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Commission(s) I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commissic to financial disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Men SIGNATURE: I& DATE: tpr /q (Continued on reverse side.) - w L EDUCATION KO. UCSP /Wt- h.08 l) GU LL.eL-76 1978 T ry EXPERIENCE S+-dw( b+ f% &u /3$@/---&v(', ZJ&&+*@ LLC 4 ((78J-+?) ~ ?r-, &&=J/ cpc- YL!! pAa (m7 9 1 L&/CLL(s rs.yl-u ) kLly& "7 +w h4-A phi. (&&!&&.& COmUN I TY ACT I V IT I ES && / fd? j ucs. JLLWzq4 hJdkfw ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR COmENTS s*e c- v* & &'/. JC & w Np-. I 'I I 0 e MARK G. SCHWEI, M.D., PH.D. CHILD, ADOLESCENT e ADULT PSYCHIATRY 3907 WARING ROAD, SUITE 3 OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA 92056-4590 TELEPHONE (619) 726-6464 - CURRICULUM VITAE Biographical Data Name : Mark Gerald Schwei Birth: Minneapolis, Minnesota; February 16, 1953 Spouse : Judith Griswold Schwei Children : Alene (7/30/82), Jonathon (6/30/86),Katherine (5/: Academic History Minc - Institution Deqree Major 1988 UC San Diego Assistant Clinical Professor 1985-87 UCLA Child Fellow 1983-85 UC San Diego Psychiatry Resident 1982-83 U So. Carolina Intern 1978-82 UC San Diego M.D. Medicine 1974-78 UCLA Ph.D. Measurement Drugs and Bel Program Eva11 1973-74 UCLA M.A. Psychology 1972-73 UC San Diego B.A. Psychology Math and Eng: 1970-72 USAF Academy Psychology Honors 1988 Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology 1986-87 Chief Child Fellow, UCLA Department of Psychiatry, Child D. 1983-85 Representative, Graduate Education Committee, UCSD De] 1978 Commencement Speaker, UCLA Department of Psychology 1974-76 California State Fellowshrp 1973 B.A. with High Honors, UC San Diego 1970 National Merit Scholarship Finalist Professional Experien-ce Medical Director, Adolescent Unit, Oceanview : 1988 Center/Parkside Medical Services Corporation 1987-88 1 yr. Psychiatric Consultant, Child Guidance Clinic, Ocea 1986-87 1 yr. Psychiatric Consultant, Hathaway Home for Children, 1986-87 l+yr. Psychiatric Consultant, California Youth Authority, of Psychiatry Sciences of Psychiatry &-*f#cfirv } cl;;(+s &rut& ) *-s- Luir @y #ly;fZ f p I487 t e 0 Page Two CURRICULUM VITAE Mark G. Schwei, M.D., Ph.D. Professional Experience Continued 1985-87 l%yr. Psychiatric Consultant, Main Street Counseling Sc 1985-86 6 mo. Psychiatric Consultant, Didi Hirsch CMHC, Culver Cil 1983-85 2 yr. Emergency Room Physician, Hillside Hospital, San Dif 1981-82 5 mo. Lecturer, Physiology/Pharmacology/Biochemistry, 1980 2 mo. Teaching Associate, Biostatistics, UCSD School of Mc 1977-78 1 yr. Instructor, CSU Dominguez Hills Department of Psychc 1975-77 2 yr. Research Associate, West Los Angeles Drug Treatment 1975-76 6 mo. Detoxification Counselor, West Los Angeles Drug T: 1973-77 3 yr. Teaching Associate, UCLA Department of Psychology Membership 1987 California Medical Association 1987 San Diego County Medical Society 1982 American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 1982-84 American Medical Association 1978-82 American Medical Students Association 1977 American Statistical Association Externship 1981 Orthopaedics, The Clinical School, Addenbrooke's Hc Venice School of Medicine Program Cambridge, UK Community Service/Lectures 9/30/87 Oceanview Recovery Center Dual Diagnoses or 10/16/87 Naval Regional Medical Center, Behavior Disorder, 10/17/87 Tri-City Medical Center . Children's Health 11/05/87 Mental Health Unit Dual Diagnoses in 12/01/87 Tri-City Medical Center Depression-How to 1/14/88 Child Guidance Clinic Depression in ' 3/02/88 Oceanside Unified School District Inservice Consult( 4/14/88 CPC-San Luis Rey Hospital Current Resear! Adolescent Depres 6/17/88 Encinitas Unified School District Self-Esteem and sion in Special El And Adolescents Camp Pendleton in Children Tri-City Medical Center and Adolescents 0 Page Three CURRICULUM VITAE Mark G. Schwei, M.D., Ph.D. Forensic Education/Experience 1985 UCSD Seminar on Forensic Psychiatry (6 wks.) 1987 UCLA Seminar on Forensic Child Psychiatry (4 wks.) 1987 UCLA Seminar on Child Abuse (4 wks.) 1987 UCLA Child Abuse and Neglect Training (4/23/87) 1987 APA 140th Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, May 9-14, 1 How to do Child Custody Evaluation (Course 79 1988 AACAP Mid-year Institute on Forensic Child Psychiat: March 17-19, 1988, Coronado, CA . 0 0 Page Four CURRICULUM VITAE Mark G. Schwei, M.D., Ph.D. Research/Publications Schwei, M.G. and Birnbaum, M.H., Subtracting: An empirical 1 criterion for averaging. Independent research under Doctor N.H. AI UC San Diego, 1973 Schwei, M.G., State-Trait anxiety: Implications for short-term processing. Master's thesis, UCLA, 1974 Friedman, M.P., Deikel, S.M., and Schwei, M.G., UCLA Baccalaureate ! 1952-68. Report to the Vice Chancelor, UCLA, 1974 DeAngelis, G.G. and Schwei, M.G., Detoxification as one approach tc ing drug dependence. Presented at the International Conference Abuse Dependence, May 1976, Rome Schwei, M.G., The evaluation of telephone interaction by drug ti agencies in Los Angeles County. Dissertation Abstracts Intern; July 1978, 39(1), 419b. Strange, K.R., Schwei, M.G., and Geiselman, R.E., Effects of the SI of descriptions on group impression formation. Bulletin of the Psyc Society, September 1978, 12(3), 224-226. Schuckit, M.A., Schwei, M.G., and Gold, E., Prediction of out inpatient alcoholics. Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1986, 47(2), 1 Schwei, M.G. and Cantwell, D.P., Book Review: Hyperactive Childre Up, by G. Weiss and L.T. Hechtman, Journal of the American Aca Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1987, 26(4), 601-602 Hospital Affiliations CPC-San Luis Rey Hospital, Encinitas, CA Tri-City Medical Center, Oceanside, CA Childrens Hospital & Health Center.; San Diego, CA Mesa Vista Hospital, San Diego, CA e 0 1200 ELM AVENUE TELEPH CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (619) 434- ‘7% Office of the City Clerk =i -rlN c3 U) :r * ;u xm zs: in aitg of arlBbnb BOARD ($1 AND/OR COMMISS ION (S) Q -r& :e APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT P- (x3 ig5 (3 g ??b (Please print or type.) NAnE(S) OF BoARD(S) AND/OR COMISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: Childcare Commission NAME: Merry Long L’Esperance ADDRESS : 2051 Ladera Court CITY: Carlsbad ZIP CODE: 92009 HOME PHONE: 9L2-2680 / 9L.L -2871 PRESENT OCCUPATION: - Pa.tho1 opi st, Oceaae Unified Snhnnl T)i nt.ri rt, .. BUSINESS NAME: WORK PHONE: - 3 BUSINESS ADDRESS: 2111 -ion Ave.. C)ce~ngide, 93n5/. U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) x Yes - Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) Y Yes - Registered voter in Carl sbad (required for some commi ssions) - X Yes - I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Comnission(s) o I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commission to f i nanci a1 disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a co designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Membe SIGNATURE: %lo r, h ~A~~ - DATE: b Ab-- 87 \ 0 (Cont inued on reverse 9de. J w W EDUCATION See attached resume. EX PER I ENC 6 - CWNITY ACTIVITIES ADDITIONAL I NFORMATION OR COWFNTS As an educator, parent and concerned citizen, I see the need foi liigh-quality, affordable childcare su:rpassing the-availability. Chi1 care is no longer a simple family issue. Federal, state and local go ernments, schools and businesses must now join the families to provid quality childcare resources which meet the needs of today's children families. Carlsba'd's recognition of -this is commendable and it is wi this common goal in mind that I submit an appl'ication to serve on the City of Carlsbad's first Childcare Commission. , a e RESUME Merry Long L'Esperance 2051 Ladera Court Carlsbad, Ca. 92009 (619) 942-2680 EDUCATION SeDtember 1971-December 1974: Bachelor of Arts; University of Redlands. English minor. Januarv 1975-Mav 1976: Master of Science; University of Redlands. Communicative Disorders. 1979-1988: 21 semester units through several UC and Cal State Extensions and Summer Programs. Areas of study include Early Childhood Special Education Assessment, Preschool Intervention, Counseling with Special Education Families, Advanced Language Studies, Teaching Severely Handicapped, Montessori, Psychologi- cal Testing, Language Experience Reading. Februarv 1989-~resent: 12 semester units at Palomar College in Early Childhood and Administration for Preschool Directors. Communicative Disorders major, PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SeDtember 1976-June 1979: Language, Speech and Hearing Specialist in Poway Unified School District.Responsible for diagnosis, program development and implementation for students with a variety of communication and learning delays in K-8 grade and Special Education programs (Deaf/Hard of Hearing, Autistic, Severely Handicapped settings). September 1979-present: Language, Speech and Hearing Specialist in Oceanside Unified School District. ---1979-1986: Responsible for diagnosis, program devel- opment and implementation for students at two elementary school sites, grades K-6, with a wide variety of communication and learning delays. m m -2- ---1986-1987: Responsible for Speech and Language Therapy services at one elementary school and established a new transdisciplinary team for the assessment of severely handicapped preschool age children in the school district boundaries. ---1988-present: Responsible for planning, developing and implementing a new program for preschool age children with mild to severe delays in a variety of developmental areas. Knowledge and implementation of federal and state criteria, funding requirements, transdisciplinary team assessment and intervention, family systems, community resources, and collabor- ation with a variety of educational and community agencies has been utilized to develop a successful program which is a model for other school districts beginning similar programs. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND PROJECTS 1976-present: member of American Speech, Language and Hearing Association. 1985-present: member of California Speech and Hearing 1986: Co-authored Consultation: An Effective Role for the Lanquaqe, Speech and Hearins Specialist, a description of a new service delivery model for Oceanside Unified School District. Association. 1986-1989: Co-authored Preschool Communication Curriculum, a comprehensive assessment and therapy curriculum for ages 12 months to 4 years. 1986-present: Serve on Preschool Advisory Committee for North Coastal Consortium for Special Education. 1987-present: Serve on Preschool Collaborative Commit- tee for North Coastal Consortium for Special Education. 1988-present: member National Association for Education of Young Children. 'a m 1200 ELM AVENUE TEL CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 16 19) Office of the City Clerk M (aitbf af (aarlfibab E? I,> -4 t, -< tr: APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT 0 >GZ %* BOARD (SI AND/OR COMMISSION ($1 (Please print or type.) 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I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Comnissi to f i nanci a1 disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by i designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Mg Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents)(L;u-t'A i / ""\Iz ;;; 3sions) >/,& $,he ' SIGNATURE : -I %,LdcL5 #2 Fj DATE : 7/2( y (Continued on reverse side rl V EDUCATION /- ~CQ 4-‘i?[---f c,:. 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Xhe children of our r!ation are in deep-water because of contemporary social and mor a1 values! blamed for the "sign of the times" social and moral corruptions! Thank you. The KIDS bill is less Don't you hear them crying for HSLP! :hey shouldn't be [y2 &/Jd& blrs. L. TV; y Plichaliszyn La Costa, California lmm/ e C ONMUNIT Y CENTRE PRESCHOOL AND CHILD CARE A PROPOSAL SUBMITTED BY L. MARY MICHALISZYN AND KtTH ROBERTA L. NULL, Fh.D. Em1 HAVERT. IN CONJUNCTION ASSOCIATE PROFESSOX OF FAMILY STUDIES AND CONSUMER SCIENCES SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY SAN DIEGO, CA. 92182 (619) 265-5380 e OBJECTIVES AND NEEDS PLEASE SEE ATTACHED REPORT. PROJECT RESOURCES/INTERVIZWS Dr. Roberta Null, PhD., SDSU, Associate Professor, Family Studic Dr. E. Percil Stanford, PhD., SDSU, Professor, Dir. Center on 1 Ns. Delia Grayson, M.S., SDSU, College of Arts & Letters, S.D.S Dr. Thomas K. Brierly, Ed.D, Superintendent of the Carlsbad Unified School District Mrs. Julieann Nygaard, Clerk, Carlsbad Unified School District Kiss Deborah Thomas, County of S.D., Dept. of Social Services, Mr. Frank Collins, Professional Fund Raiser Mrs. Terry Zyzyck, Kedia Connection Ms. Lary Doan, Chilcare Resource Service, GAIN Program, Legislad Nr. James Craig, Department of Social Services, Licensing Depari Miss Pinky Bailey, Professional Fund Raiser Consumer Sciences Child Abuse Specialist Internship Trainee PRCJECT ALTHORS Mrs. L. Xary Nichaliszyn holds Community Center Permit. 13 years of experience and holds numerous degrees in Child Development. Kiss Erin Havert ,Preschool “Jeacher, Has Childcare Advocate 0 a PERSONNEL L. Mary Michaliszyn (Project Director) and Erin Haverts's research efforts have been primarily in the realm of setting up a Community Preschool Centre. Specialist in the Child Development Department of San Diego State University. Both ladies are advocates of CHILDREN and their families and their community interrelationsh$s. This proposal is an answer to the very much needed and long OVE due Children's Center in the Carlsbad area, especially in the Aviara to Hillman Properties of North County. I 'm sure we all understand the childcare/Preschool NIGHTMARE! Erin and Mary are Child As professional The enclosed report is a very rough PROPOSAL NITH JUSTIFICATIO€ The logistics of the entire proposal are not finalized. At this point, I would like to thank all who or more of their time, assistance and most welcomed insight. Thank you very much, gave me a minute J)p7g,J4$ L 0 e E AC KG R C UPJ D AND JUST IFICA?: I ON - - CuoRNfA ASSOCIATION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG CXILDREN Sacnmento, 1 @AEW .. .. PUBLIC POLICY PRIOP.ITIES Ensure the gro- and maintenance of high quality, developmentally appropriate programs and services for yo1 children (birta - 8) through appropriate Purding, regulations and monitoring. Ensure appropriate licensing and credential standar: for teachers, caregivers, and oaers who work with young children and their families. Improve wormg canditions, salaries/benefits, professional and educational opportunity, public recognition, and accountability of child care workers, teachers, health providers, f dly counselors, and other: who work with and for young children. * Ensure legal rights and equal opgcrt-mity for young children and their families, including, but not limited e child care, education, health, nutrition and housing. . Promote education and services to enhance the qual2 of life for young children and their families by educat2 parents, professional, legislators, public administzator business and community leaders, members of agencies and organizations, and otbers whose decisions affect y0ur.g children directly or indirectly. Advocate for young children to be free from ahuse a neglect in an ecdogically safe, and peaceful envirormen ____________________-_--_----------- . CURRENT LEGILATIVE FOCUS To implement the School Readiness Taskforce recommendations. TO work towards appropriate salary and working conditions for To achieve a statutory COLA for Child Development Programs. To maximize CAIN participat's child care choices and to extend To pass the Child Development Act. all early childhood/child care ?rofessionals. transitional child care period. Crrr--ap-- Pr OCPlA . Dhmca 076/,4-&2-47(ll - - n c-., i~n27- - * ME ACT FOR BETTER CHILD CARE @VICES OF 1987 fntroduced jointly in the United States Senate and Houso of Reprr8e {s. less and f1.R. 3660) on Novembor 13, 1987, the proposod Act for -Bbtt Care service8 would bdthorim the appropriation of 62.5 billion to help *make child Care nor0 bffordable for low- and moderate-income'frmil *lncroase tho number of child care facilities and the number of qua day Car. staff bvallable to a11 fami1i.s; *fmprovo the quality of chi1d.care availablo to all families *coordinate child care reiources. Tt-e legislation would achieve these goals in the following ways: Making child care more affordable: funds Lould be distributed to the I help subsidize the cost of child care rervices for families earning les 115 lpercent of the state's median income. The amount of subsidy a fami rec ives would be based upon a sliding fee scale. diszributed through a Variety of mechanisms as determined by the state. Xncl'easing the supply of child care: states would be required to set u and low-interest loan funds to help start up and expand child care prog, ara ~uthorired to u8e funds provided under the Act to help recruit and new ,fhily day care providers. Improving the quality of child care: funds would be made available undl kct to provide training and technical assistance to child care provider. improve ch,ild care licensing standards, and to help providers meet lice1 a tandards. Coordination of child care services: funds would be made available to : child care resource and referral services. States would be required to resources effectively by coordinating various child care programs, Other major provisions: 8tates would be required to provide for partic: by parents and child care providers An the planning, oversight and implementation of the Act through statewide advisory committees. State: be required to ensure that child care aaaisted under the Act la availabl children with handicapping conditions, that parents have acceaa at all I child care programs during operating hours J and that procedures are esti for licensing complaints. matching funds for the federal funds provided under the Act, California impact: under this program to help expand its child care effort. CaIifornia Congressional Delegation support: Copgressfonal Delegation have been deeply involved in the development of Act for Better Child Care Servicea. Senator Alan Cranston is a principa sponsor in the Senate and 23 members of the California Congressional del (Anderson, Bates, Berman, Boxer, Coalho, Dollurnst DfxonJ Dymally, Edward Fazio, -Hawkins, Lantos,- Lehman, Levine, Hartinez, Hataui, Hiller, Hfneta Pelosi, Roybal, Stark, Torres, and Haxrnan) are original cosponsors. The 1egislation.currently has 36 cosponsors in the Senate and 136 cospon the House of Rey:esentatives. Alliance for Better Child :are3 The Act for Better Child Services has t supported by the Alliance for detter Child Care [ABCI, a-national coalit The California Coordinator for the ALiiance for Better Child Carg'is pat Sicael ,, coplcs of ths leg isfation can Be ODtAlned by'contacting isanator Alan Cf- Office (139~ tlarket Street, Suite 918, Sari Francisco 94102 (415-556-8440 w. Century ~l~d., )620, LOS AngeleS 90045 (213-215-2186); Or 880 Front s Sari Diego 92188 (619-557-5014))* * . Subsidies would be States would also be required to provide 201 California would be eligible to receive about $225 n Hembers of the California -morrzTran ruu~~tr onsa - -- -_ . a 0 SOME FAC 5 ABOUT AYERICA'S CHILDEN The infant mortality rate in the U.S. is higher than 16 other countries, and the infant mortality rate for non-white children is d uble that for whites. 5;000,000 children suffer some form of malnutrition: 20,000,000 of America's 52 million children under the age of 15 lack adequate immunization against one or more childhood diseas Over 1,000,000 teenager girls becone pregnant each year----- one every ten. 600,000 give birth (Le, 1 out of 5 babies born thi year will have a teeage mother). One-third of the U.S. population is under 18 years old. Only 14% of the total HEW (Health, Education, an2 Welfare) bud: and only 1OC of every health service dollar are spent on childr Local, state, and federal government spending for child health care does not exceed what Americans spend on pet food. Anywhere between 60,000 (reported) and 500,000 (suspected) chill are abused annually, and of those requiring hospitalization, approximately 50% will die of such abuse sooner or later. In 1974 10.2 million children under 18 lived in "official" pove More than 3 million of them were under six years of age. More children live in families with incomes below the poverty 1 in 1976 than in 1970. Of the 11.2 Americans now receiving basic welfare payments, all except 700,000 were children. - 28.2 million, or 46% of the 61.7 million children under the age of 18 have working mothers. Of the nearly 38 million women working in 1976, 5.4 million had children under the age of 6; 9.2 million had children 6-17 year! old. The number of working mothers is five times greater than that in 1940. There are about 1,000,000 licensed day care facilities for children in the United States. 9,000,000 children under the age of 18 are being raised by one parent only. The number of children under age 6 who lived in a family headed by a working woman rose by 71% from 1970 to 1975. Women working full time earn an average of 60% of the waqes of men working full time. & 15/250f all children born each year are born with birth defects, - 0 0 3 I NSTEN SIVE RE SEARCH (CHILDREN'S NAMES ARE FICTITIOUS) 0 0 Mary Lou had been looking out the Children's Center window all morning. "When does the bus come to rescue me?" Although Mary Lou is only three, she echoes the voices of many children. Children are being sent to prechools everyday. In most instances, parents have to work and child care has become a much needed service and a way of life. American way! For many years, I have believed my Community could use a Children's Center. My informal research of approximately 10 years with my neighbors and in my neigborhooc has shown me this. In the article, Community Health Planning in the United States, Dr. Shoshanna Sofaer beautifully main- tains that "the goal of community planning is to maximize the health of the community" (l), A children's community center, I believe, would help the families in the community by providing an increased holistic health approach to the member: of the community through the caring of its young and their families. She finally asked the teacher, It is now the My delemna, how can I set up a children's community center without any money? This is my life (10 year's so far) very, very, very, long quest. Let me give you a little history. Day care or Nurs There are many programs to fi Schools' have come a long way. any child, and many more are being born every day. One neat is a family day care, which I attempted once in my own home. Quality care suffered and conditions were that of a slum, ove area, It was a nice idea and according to Betsy Squibb, in her book, Family Day care# How to Provide I had to give it up! -1- 0 0 in your Home, "family day care is legally defined as the care of up to six children (including the provider's own) in a private residence during all or part of the day" (5). Homes are natural learning places. There are many opportuniti for children in the home to W part in the sort of real life activities that adults and children do every day. Young children watch adults thereby lewng many things, Turning a home (NOT MY OWN) into a children's community center is my idea. carry on this ideal community, the fundamental reason for starting a children's community center would be to bring more cohesiveness, some routineness and some stability to the youngster's in the area, In my previous, and ongoing informal research, I have seen the great need of the children and their families in the Seaport area in La Costa for meeting some basic very human needs. Surprised! A real mental and physical health issue does exist, probably because of our American economy arid the "times". f&h There is NO property or place other than "homes" to Besides helping the families and In the article on Ethics in Family and Community Health, Dr. Robert C. Schultz's statement of "hognato find any cohesive order" answers exactly, in my mind's eye *twhyt' not only for myself, but for all who may partake in th Center (2) , families, and the entire Community would know why such a Center exist, There is no guessing game and by the way, how much would all of this cost? Is there a price? In other words, management and staff, and the -2- e 0 Perhaps, little ones wouldn't feel like Mary Lou who thinks a school bus means "rescuew, unless it is loaded with MONEY for toys, books, equipment and things, the means something else. feel %eye, secure and comfortable. It should be a place for learning for the young and their families and especjially for the young a "hands on" activities experience. advocate this. Children and adults at a Center should s4fe Many theoris In Edward T. Hall's Beyond Culture on man as extensio there is a particular sample of "how one purpose of an extensio can enhance a particular function of the organism" (35) . Children's Community Center being an extension of caring and belonging, not taking the place of motherly caring and belongir unless warranting it, but extending those basics with a bit of learning and togetherness. The What is the price for caring? The community and its members being the organism, the main body, and the Children's Community Center, having its particular function, enhancing its purpose by extending its l*humanness". To me, it is like the statement, "the parts of a whole are just as important as the whole", both depending on each other and very much needed in La Costa. In the planning of the Children's Community care program there are some basic questions that should be answered Who will the program serve? used for the program? program provide? What type of facility should be What activities or components should tht What state or federal requirements apply to -3- - 0 a the Center and its programs? to FUND the program? What resources are available Who Will be needed to staff the program? Let me try to briefly answer some of these. A community assessment of more specifics, what exactly are the met needs of the children and their families needs to be addressed and researched more formally and put in writing. A cornunity profile which identifies the scope and type of needs for the caring Center/services helps determine the number of people to be served. population in the area, an excellent referral system will have to be a must. programs and helps publicize both the problem and the proposed solution. With the increase in Once prepared this data helps set up One of the community helpers I found was the Safety Center in Carlsbad. who is willing to help with a huge variety of services to complement the Children's Community Center. It is the Police Department Again, the prevalent issue of what type of facility and obviously this depends on FUNDS which will be dealt. with in "two" seconds. What activities or components should the program The National School Day Care Task force arrived provide? at this consensus about what the gods of day care might ber -4- 0 e It should care for and protect children, it should reinforce a child's ethnic and cultural heritage while allowing him to become an integral member of society, it should supplement both home and school, it should foster the development of a sense of selft-worth and self-confidence and the ability to function independently in his environment, it should make him aware of various life styles and promote respect for individual differences, it should stimulate his cognitive and sensory abilities, and also to work alone, it should help him to work and carry out plans, and it should teach him responsibility for his words and actions. (24) What do babysitters get paid? What's happening to the American Way? a Preschool Teacher's salary? Again, and again and again, what is the PRICE for "humanness"? Where do our values lie? What -:A Another important point I have noticed is that not everyone can be a teacher of young children. a teacher must have more than just a love for children. According to Mr. Boguslawski in Guide for Establishing and Operating Day Care Centers for Young Children, young children should have, "a warm, sympathetic, friendly personality," She or he should be "self-confident, dependable and stable. Should have the ability to accept supervision and be in good Health" (48). Such a teacher of Also, what about potential resources for staffing and for good BUDGETING AND ECONONICS. many, many resources. My Community has The elderly or retired can volunteer -5- e 6 their services and by helping with the children and their familes, they can fullfil their true meaning for existence. Everyone at the Center would benefit. having an extended family atmosphere which is lacking in our Great Society these days! people and helping themselves in the process toOD qualification that California State has for an assistant is that they should be 18 years of age or older and be fingerprinted, For more specifics on all applicant's qualifications (including teachers, director, etc.) I can graciously suggest you take a look at the Manual of Policies and Procedures-. Also, in the Guide from the Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Department, the California Government has outlined "&3&eps in applying for a license. The first step is to attend a district orientation. The second step is to complete and return the Preapplication questionnaire. . ."( These are valuable in themselves since they are the steps I would have to take in establishing a Children's Community Center. The official regulations are called, "California Administration Code, Title 22," I attended the orientation meeting. precise and very kind to me. at the end of the seminar was most enlightning. I learned al: the rules and regulations involved. Mr. Craig agreed that It would be like It is the idea of -e he lping The only Mr. Jim Craig from the Department was most informati My personal interview with him -6- - f e e4 ' p I-/C.oCe55J //LO Kc-.-.> having a home was a grand idea, but easier said than done! I came to the conclusion that a warm and loving environment with a large yard would be nice. need to check the property out in order to meet exact specificatbns. Once these things are done and I have filled the preliminary questionnaire, I could send Mr. Craig a copy of the packet for his preview and welcomed comments. The final "okay" lies with the City Council. Mr. Craig handed me copies of pertinent data, all of which are attached. They included the Manual of Policies and Procedures, the Guide. Day Care Center and Preapplication questionnaire.. The Manual serves as the Bible for anyone contemplating in establkhing a center. The Fire Marshall would Finally, the issue of utmost importance , FUNDING, comes up! Seaport, La Costa area, money is the root of all evil-somewha People are middle and upper class citizens who are great neighbors, but on the whole do not, because of our American Values, see that children are people too! They are humans, not aliens from another planet, They - are America's future. My personal Nursery School and Day Care Center Management - Guide by Clare Cherry gives me ideas on setting up a fine budget, but NOTHING on how to get monies! The basic problem with money is that in the # The chart that follows helps me out a lot. My personal quest for funding has been a very difficult one. I sa- sure it is for anyone asking for money. In my neighborhood, it is next to impossible! -7- .. e e The recent editorial-United Way: On Comeback Trail, L.A. Times 4-30-88, S.D. County Edition, Part 11, Page 14 spoke about FUNDING. The United Way gives; what an idea! I quickly called and interviewed Ms. Nancy Walker. marvelous advice and sent me some brochures (attached) . She suggested for me to: She gave me First, formulate idea and put in writing formally: Include information on IRS-for Non-Profit establishment . Franchise tax board business-Code fjOlC3 (Paper work-get it done) Choose three (3) people, at least for 1 The Board of Directors Call her back. Second, Get help from one of the Agencies (in brochure) to help me acquire monies. Even though non-profit, I still need the American Dollar! The United Way is run solely by volunteers except for a few paying staff members. Wonderful! @<mW/W\ ---- I have also heard of a great lady, iss Pinky Gailey who is a Professional Fund Raiser. humbly ask her to help me, she wouldn't turn me down! is money for a just cause that is terribly needed, yes, in the La Costa area for people like Mary Lou and her family and her "proud" Community! I should so It -8- - 0 0 r, r /- s ./ POTENTIAL RESOURCES -9- FEDEI'IAL FUT4DIMG VERY MUCH POSSIBLE -I'jEXDS CF CEILDREN DTOT BEITJG TtET BECAUSS CF T,IAJGilITY IfCiP6E:Ti ':rCRKIFIG AI'lD- DUAL FAMILY CAZERS IN AREA, ALSG LAKD AND PROFERTY AVAILABILITY CF AREA IS NEXT TO NGYHING.. . . XORE CHILDREP? THAN FRGPEXY .- 2&-2,&L *, . I ,' - I 0 0 1, fl#LfiM/W If Bliss Pinky Bailey could only start the "ball rolling"; I how God would open everyone's heart and pocket book, I need only ask. - A Children's Community Center would provide p- *Cr 4g *SA-: - ~ ' a much needed service for the entire commwty, even to .' folks unaware or misinformed or twold to see the way. Children are first rate citizen's not second rate or the forgotten ones, Center would bring the en5ire Community health and eternal hzippiness , >e.?: A Professional Children's Community Miss Deborah Thomas, Traveling Therapist and dear friend of =and I need to sit down and talk about money and the Center. She is interested, After all isn't it written in our most beautiful Constitution that i "Life, Liberty and the Pursu&of Happiness" is our (adult and child's) inalienable right. It is our most humanly right, Maybe, I can help change the American Way of thinking as Mr, Jesse E. Crone, in his book Getting Started as a Residential Child Care worker: Guide for BeKinners, So eliigzint1.y expresses that, "our society, unfortunately, doesn't place a lot of value" on the care of children, [Geing that there are napkins on the table and that the bathrooms are cleaned just doesn't stack up very well against, say, hang-gliding or brain surgery, but well, there it is," ' - 10- 0 I. 7. 0 By the way, Mary Lou just stepped out of the D/*k'@C:d She understands Doctor of Human Development's office, the bus business much better now. Her parents Will probably find her playing with Joe and Della, her favorite friends, on our very safe, sturdy and huge play yard, swinging on the donated tires for long periods of time, They enjoy I - 11 - m/ - e 0 TELE (619) 1 1200 ELM AVENUE CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 Office of the City Clerk aitg Irf a?arlIjbnh 0- 32, APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT *cz Q= '"Tomi 07: i"Z en s =!e.. BOARD 6) AND/OR CO MMISSION (SI =axmi P (Please print or type.) NAnE(S) OF BOARD(S) AND/OR COmISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: Zizg C'XIL d C/ZP e a M /Lz L SJ / ON NAME: f7sdmd HCdfT /&ygT& /1/ ADDRESS : 4 /os? 6 /e ( .5 CITY: (Tn Y X5 had CG ZIP CODE: 92 HOME PHONE: ?X - .3 /5v PRESENT OCCUPATION: R&d/Li P- BUSINESS NAME: eaX7'c/ BUSINESS ADDRESS: WORK PHONE: U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) X- Yes Resident of Carlsbad (preference given to residents) .( Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comnissions) ,A Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Conmission(! I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Coinmiss* to financial disclosure; I am willing to be intervlewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by i designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Mc SIGNATURE: DATE: <A(/ (Continued on reverse side.) MA. / W m & /y,’y/! 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INFORMATION OR C~~ENTS ,x/ P-TA, ,+,,,d 7~e OcC-cXesT . /V&j AcTNve 1JoWAW3 C/((#&b // AasAM/ed‘cz A-3 we& ps,,,T+A H~~A~A a,,,,, c,~S//vqe b‘eNmed), 5@ /f / nvv f CA/[J C0-e p/p-/tl-/v7-.Lx fi EpLZCz/v A-s A Fd&Nof,N kf~?~b,c~e UT ;TXe Vedhkr&, Ah* ~Tdrd~ NdQerg edrkA, De M~AA~ /%TA er c 8 -P-S G Dc~~u7~e4 dr edcL S~M J / is dwE o/= dbL r @OS7 , f~0Q&/-~4M7~F/6Tf fi e,z - % PU4‘* I 0 / e 1200 ELM AVENUE TELl CAALSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (6 19) Office of the City Clerk situ af aklriBba2l crj FOR APPOINTMENT Dm $w (Please print or type.) rT as APPLICATION 0 2s BOARD (SI AND/OR COM MISSION (SI OQI 71- v, mE NAME(S) OF eoARD(S) AND/OR ISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: js* NAME: ADDRESS : CITY: HOME PHONE: PRESENT OCCUPATION : BUSINESS NAME: BUSINESS ADDRESS: WORK PHONE: ,(&// U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comnissions) I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Commission(s I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commissi to f i nanci a1 disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Me - P’ Yes - v Yes V Yes S I GNATURE : (Continued on reverse side.) DATE: 646 w W )” $ &hf&fe &g&$ hvit hAflY&-~RdBg-J~~g y --&&h& k M EDUCATION a,yemg ~FxZZ~$--M~~E~;H 1 ez,gs fe u!/m* /A!& dh-,q ;?r~m~-i &s 6&kd -eF+edi&J5hg .A EXPERIENCE -e a 1200 ELM AVENUE TE CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (619 Office of the City Clerk aitp of adsbaa BOARD (SI AND/OR COMMISSION (S) -% APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT =5c :% !G- (Please print or type.) rx iG3 a% 3- om E- NAME(S) OF BOARD(S) AND/OR CWISSIOM(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: Child Care Ccmission NAME : Diana D. Evans ADDRESS : 3627 Laredo Street CITY: Carlsbad, CA ZIP CODE: 2 HOME PHONE: 434-0123 PRESENT OCCUPATION: BUS INESS NAME : BUSINESS ADDRESS: Teacher - Carlsba6. IIicrh School Carlsbad Vnifgec2- School District r- - - PA7em. - 93008 WORK PHONE: 434-1776 U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) - X Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comissions) - x Yes I am familiar with the responsibllities assigned to the Board(s) or Conmission( I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Comniss to financial disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council M x SIGNATURE: /k+bmB cE%-,%, DATE: June 14, 1 (Continued on reverse side.) 4 w w EDUCATION :LA. Educaticn Pdrxinistration, San Dieqo State University, 1987 B.A. %cia1 ~coloq, cniversity of California, Imine, 197C EXPERIENCE Prir-cipal, Carlsbad! - Fiqh School Sunrer Schml ?rogm, 198? Teacher, Carlsbacl High School, 5 yesrs (Present job) Teacher, Mult %ucaticn, 3 years (,h";ira Costa College, Esmndido Mult E!. , Eldora6o College) v Fkhletic Coach - CarlsM €5qh School - 5 yws Presi?ent carlsba6 Masters 3Wq ~rogrnJTx~ - 3 vews Volunteer - ~arlsbad athletic events ITIOWAl INFOI?MTION OR CWEIES AS the v0rkir-q mther of tm younq ckiliken, I m, cone.?,.?,. &wt quality S2.y ce As an ducator, I am concerned about chilc'ren beir-c: left unsupMsec2 for lonq periods of ti=; an? as zm mican citizen I an concern& about single working mthers ability to find m-< afforc' ~d quality Zay care. Day care nee& should be an issue that concerns and involves the cammity. I an pleas& to see that the city of CarlsbaZ is aware 05 chaginq r! in toihy's society ad. are prepare6 to try to met the & of the citizens of the cmnrxmity. 'at affordable rates. w w EDUCATION PLEASE REFER TO ATTACHED RESUME EXPERIENCE - ComuNITv ACTIVITIES ITIONAL INFORHATIOM OR ~~s a e Synopsis of Resume of: DENNIS H. CUTLER Carlsbad, CA 92008 4377 Yosemite Street Phone: (619) 434-15 OBJECTIVE Child Care Commission Position EXPERIENCE 1971-Present Department of Social Services, County of San Diego, CA. Social Worker I11 - from Eligibility Technician. 1968-1 974 United States Naval Reserve Other Facilitator/leader: Foster Parent Support Group. Instructor: Foster Parent Classes. Instructor: Day Care Classes. EDUCATION College University of California, Los Angeles - BFA Graduate Certificates Child Development and Education San Diego State University - Partial credit - MBA Child Sexual Abuse Diagnosis and Treatment Management Skills Effective Communications Child Health and Disease Control Crisis Communication and Intervention PERSONAL Born: rried, one child; excellent health. Hobbies: travel; swimming. Affiliation Homestudy Institute; North County Foster Parents Association; Garlsbad Boys and Girls Club; Friends of the Carlsbad Library. (FOR AMPLIFICATION SEE FOLLOWING) Dennis H. Cutler -Page 2- 0 0 Amplified Resume EMPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS 1971-Present SAN DIEGO COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES 1986 - Licensing Evaluator. Trainer of new foster parents and day care providers. sing requirements and responsibilities. investigate violations of licensing regulations. hearings. Lead monthly foster parent support group meetings. Represent the Department of Social Services at foster parent association meetings. Have worked with the cities of Carlsbad and San Marcos Child Care Committees providing information on state rules and regulations. Teach classes in rules and regulations of state licen- Testify at state Interview applicants and 1980 - Juvenile Court Investigator. Investigated allegations of child abuse Interviewed children and parents to assess need for Juvenile Court intervention. Prepared court reports and testified at proceedings to remove children from abusive homes. 1976 - Adult Services Worker. Provided community outreach services as the liason with Pacific Beach Community Clinic. groups to provide information on social services programs. caseload of elderly clients in need of support services. hospitals to plan for home care of discharged patients. Met with senior citizen Supervise( Worked with 1972 - Residential Treatment Worker. Supervised caseload of children placed in residential treatment facilities by the Juvenile Court. throughout the country to visit children in placement. court reports assessing needs of children and reunification of families. Traveled Prepared 1971 - Eligibility Technician. Interviewed individuals to determine their eligibility for public assistance. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS 1986 - Administrative Assistant. Three month assignment. Member of co- or preparing a report evaluating the effectiveneE Made oral presentation to the Director of strating implementation of computer services ram. x month position. Audited residential treat- ment programs. and review rates. Supervisors recommending rates to be paid to residential centers. Met with directors of facilities to evaluate programs Submitted board letters to County Board of 0 0 1200 ELM AVENUE TEL CAALSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (619) Office of the Cify Clerk MitH af (Darlabah BOARD (SI AND/OR COMMISSION (S APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT )"% 2ct c3=e c3rw P =a / Cz> Y-@a h-1~1 6Sloh w- (Please print or type.) 3- z3= WE(S) OF BOARo(S) AND/OR C~ISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: "p," NAME : OtV+L\/ M Q-V-cL.2. ADDRESS : 78 1 A/*nIr0 > b. CITY: a~.Is b:* A ZIP CODE: q2 HOME PHONE: 434- /644 PRESENT OCCUPATION: RA 1 +LA BUSINESS NAME: BUSINESS ADDRESS: WORK PHONE: U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comaissions) I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Conmission(! I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Conmiss* to financial disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by i designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Mi - dyes /Yes - d Yes SIGNATURE: /A DATE: 6,h,h (Continueti on reverse sG.1 1 / W w fALL*~~jC~~ LsL 9 /k. &*- ALd &;.ul- -w+ d=Ld+ 1 9/14 cz4fL-L 7+,7y:/if52L4- +& /-7y&> PZL* .a c.su A &-/,+csa Y kd&L PAL &/; dd:- EXPERI ENCF -*7+y--/-7Mk Udt a A-Lk&d- &LTd e + do LL-7M-d d -+- /+ ITIONAL INFOWlUTION OR COmmTS JA &L, /6-&~ .S - 7w JA&e+Lc--dL A, Ade + -y AL,.k - 9- - L - $--A d #"*-""--'. &*""^"TU,*& ?lw J. ..A=%A- A+*-/ A*&--, 25 q- m 0 m EMiCATIOII * - 8.Q.AJL L?oz&vu../Yd*.&y&dq (- flm/l YW -- & f%#m JAdA A. J!Gm A Yd&4# - -/ Y w-zx mag~.&ib&ee - -____ -/ - - a&~ . - - - - V~ 5+ $9 EXPERIENCE *Ry +cQ / : L2.d A@ /&-xmmY &/ ca -) +&& ? W-L2lk%&&ma/a&A 1 Ye F u;> Jk C)+% -F- ym *LLzy-fv+-/ f &u&& &a? - U&&& WWfldW/ 4/ A )/aEj --%&& - -- 1 J -mL%%@Zz2 1 w. - $hmX-$pd!&&q m, &. -w-d# i/&- Ape4 /&L& A *&A & &'&d&+rn v e-Q-* A% A~ 42 a/ mL W W 1200 ELM AVENUE TELEP CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (6 19) 43 Office of the City Clerk airu af (Ilarlsbail APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT 24.03 2C-c ogp '+I-- Rt 0 PQ mi BOARD (9 AND/OR COMMISSION (S) (Please print or type.) 33- z F 2 (h-1 # L QI wzq ChiI& tNQ/ ((Yylfn&Sififl gmrn -5 0)n HAnE(S) OF BOARD(S) AND/OR COMISSION(S) IN WICH INTERESTED: NAME : L .;dn &, Ik AOORESS : 17% hLefi5 Pmqt PhfX CITY: mwwd 04 zrp CODE: 4x7~ HOME PHONE: 24 - ~oY/o,2 PRESENT OCCUPATION: €07 BUSINESS NAME: BUSINESS ADORESS : WORK PHONE: U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comissions) I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the bard(s) or @omission(s) I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Comnission to financial dfsclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a c designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Memt /'- Yes J Yes !/ Yes S IGNATURE : DATE: '/?/g? (Continued on reverse side.) e - - ’u’ 3- 1200 ELM AVENUE TE L CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 1619) Office of the Cify Clerk QD 52- Zk Mithf af arlsbail APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT %t OQ, jsw Fa BOAR 0 (SI AND/OR COMMISSION (SI a?% so, 3z cfi (Please print or type.) NAnE(S) OF BOARD(S) AND/OR COMISSICM(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: !yi;Ld fa r-& cOmM/SS/o/J NAME: Kk/S-1/dt5 WR/(st-f/c ADDRESS : 4902 1/ /A A R64~c /PA CITY: @A R L5 B AD ZIP CODE: 92 HOME PHONE: (b 19) 7d9-07Zq PRESENT OCCUPATION : BUSINESS NAME: WORK PHONE: U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) - X Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) X Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comissions) X Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Conmission( I wish to sewe; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Comniss to f i nanci a1 disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council M rn ed L Ca { resQa.rc/A VA Me d L~CU I Ce&- - [I . P-. s. D, kch&cia t4 BUSINESS ADDRESS: 3fSO La, Torla t f, \In a& p, =n bjeqo. 1 krs) 45-3 -7mo Y39do SIGNATURE: I //Lh.+dL DATE: 4h/J9 (Continued on reverse side.) w - EDUCATION d/&LLc &cLuPq 9 l& L l', & LJ dC2Ui Y L e- l2- c7, s /s, EX PER I ENCE d- AB? L!u.L& ac yhbLcdL & dLcLyf.&/f& &$(J&u in LLL L+ w.- L-AL x--Ly- 2-j pQf2Lk&t. - ZKA. k VQL-/&&& 9 +~CaM&uy&ul, +-Pw C~ITY ACTIVITIES LLLUA 8L4p4LG @4L& ZM&%ZZ~ Lf %e+ E&++ LLcWJ-+ tAL#.-- + 3/4&&qJ..tX&(kUd*&*y -Y?+uz&& &)?La &/4c.dudm LfAL-2 &dl* u za4L a &i5+T a /ec- [A* Ar& e UMW -&&.#Wid A ??-U?.c & d&u J&+Y Lc%Ay - 22t.L R-p wmybQ 5%7wdx&-J&dy I%! 124 6Lt- -0k Lp @y wTP- - ti& PiLL -Qk&/ - LC &YR4w4mp 8 +d i w 622-Lt *- x%+? PrL .e I-/ a 1200 ELM AVENUE REEIYED TEL CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 CITY CEWS OFRE (619) maB-5 AHft: 4k Office of the City Clerk QIittr af @Wbbail ClTY OF CARLSBAD BOAR D 6) AND/OR COMMISSION (S) APPLIC ATION FOR APPOINTMENT (Please print or type.) NAnE(S) OF BOARD(S) AND/OR CMISSIW(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: CHILD CARE COMMISSION JULIANNE NYGAARP: NAME: ADDRESS : 34n5 Snani qh Wav CITY: HOME PHONE: PRESENT OCCUPATION: BUSINESS NAME: BUSINESS ADDRESS: WORK PHONE: U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) X Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) x Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some commissions) v Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Comission(s I wish to serve; I am willing ta provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Comnissi to f i nanci a1 disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Mc ZIP CODE: 920 Carlsbad CA 619 729-0754 Trustee for Carlsbad Unified Schools DATE: JUNE 2, 19 w W EDUCATION E A ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY A A PALOMAR COMMUNITY COLLEGE VISTA HIGH SCHOOL 1963 EXPERIENCE I served on the Child Care Task Force and have been involved with child care through our local school. CorrmWIlY ACTIVITIES CARLSBAD OPEN SPACE COMM. CARLSBAD CHILD CARE TASK FORCE DIRECTOR/FOUNOERCARLSBAD SOCCER CLUB DIRECTOR, CARLSEAD JUNIO WOMEN'S CLUB VOLUNTEER, CARLSBAO SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM ITIONAI INFOf?HATI(W OR Cm . Since I had the opportunity to serve on the Child Care Task force, I feel that I would be well equipped to serve on the comrnissio I already have a clear picture of what needs to be done and I would appreciate a chance to see our recommendations completed. /’ 0 0 ‘&‘VED TELl ciT’’I cfJ%!vs @&j& @wu 18 pfi 2: 47 1200 ELM AVENUE CAALSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 Office of the City Clerk mitg af &rlsttaiI AQPCIC ATION FOR APPOIN TMENT cIfy * CdflLs~h~ BOAR 0 (SI AND/OR COMMISSION (SI (Please print or type.) ME(S) OF BOARD(S) AND/OR COmISSICm(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: eH/fE pAMM / .S-3m,f NAME : S#E-/? YL( Hh57?s- ADDRESS : LfJL EL /gasnQ) h?/, CITY: ZIP CODE: 72 HOME PHONE: /%L/ G PRESENT OCCUPATION : , A, &PC- 7. BUSINESS NAME: &/A/ fi f/ a/?d,& c BUSINESS ADDRESS: ’=A EL /?k< 7k(J AT. WORK PHONE: - 742 / U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) Resident of Carlsbad (preference given to residents) Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comnissions) I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Comaission(s I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Comissi to financial disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualificattons for appointment by a designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Me SIGNATURE: ,\ 7L+f%4L DATE: ==5-//frd (Continued on Aes - “Yes - / Yes w m EWCATlOlY 2 [$&Ab kLdLLy, a LA//" /, 2-p- $cy4 Padfeu L7* /A' ??-a l24-45-L -y/ /LE L-2- Jd Y& &77m a - LlL2fLdkdd / 975-97 7 - dy yZz4.L t /'9K,z- /7.2y k"' &&T&, d&)C FA59 @+I- &p L& d&oc-fi &A cy 4 p7-77 d & --A dd&d) @e&+ - c/ EXPERIENCE '6-7.- 74 / 977 - ,'9/6 7-&&&rU* - - &Q, &&&2~. & v d e'?* +- &eeJ * A&, 2-sydeA 2- we 1 7b.&, Law u cy LL$/&&.-< k44-77- /F74 -& ;-L3vv L 2 * dM/ >A A* -y*7-P7 /4!Z@p&&-& - -J-vy/ & / 5DCPdCH dL4-J > r&c& yJ-4- 0 -- e 1200 ELM AVENUE TEL CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (619 Office of the City Clerk a3 aitg af QkIrlsbaB %N BOARD (9 AND/OR COMMISSION (SI (Please print or type.) ;-"2 ZcO 23 Child Care corrmissicm az APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT a- P on cat?? NAME(S) OF BOARD(S) AND/OR COmISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: > NAME: Pamela Joyce Crisman ADDRESS : 3485 Valley Street CITY: Carlsbad, CA ZIP CODE: 9200 HOME PHONE: (619) 729-4082 PRESENT OCCUPATION: President: Board of Directors, Carlsbad Schools, Inc. BUSINESS NAME: Carlsbad Mtessori School BUSINESS ADDRESS: 740 Pine Avenue, Carlsbad, CA 92008 WORK PHONE: (619) 434-4161 U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) - x Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) - x Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comissions) X Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Comission( I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Comniss to f i nanci a1 dl scl osure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council M DATE: 4/18/89 SIGNATURE: (Continued on reverse side.) w W EDUCATION Please see attached re-' . EXPER I ENCE Please see attached rem'. $(MUNITY ACTIVITU Several are listed on the attached resume' . in a wide variety of cdty activities since mvim inta Carlsbad fifteen years wo. I have been involved ITIONAL INFORMTION OR Conlggs I dd appreciate being intewiew by the City Council hers regarding my unique qualifications and interests in serving on the Child Care conmissim. e e RESUME' tbme : Paroe 1 a .Joy c e Cr i 5mn AijIj\-.e~~: 3485 Val ley Street. Cat- 1 shad, CA '32088 kes i denc e Te 1 ephone Number : < G 14 j 729-4882 8us i ness Te 1 epttone Nuntber : 1: 6 19 1 434-4 1 G 1 Persona 1 Date of 6irt.h: Fetiiwary 29, 1948 Place of t3irt.h: Coral Gables, Florida Mar i tal Status: Marl-ied Numbet of Chi ldren: 2 Educational Background Moii t.essc8 r i W es te r n Tea c he r T r a i 17 i 179 P r og 1- aril M i r a Cssta Co 1 1 ege 1982 San Diegs State University 1988 IKSD Ex t.ei7s i tr,n 1973 University of Sctut.h Florida 1971 Un i vel-5 i t y of Scu t.h F 1 or i da 1578 Professional Experience Carlstjad Schools, Inc . 748 Fine Avenue Carlsbad, CA 32068 (61'33) 434-4161 -Pres i dent of the Ccrrpor at i on C Or i 3 i i7a 1 I nc 1:tr ps 1- a tar j -Gwpm-ation currrently opening Fac i 1 i ty In Laguna Beach -Adm i 17 is t I- a tor of Car 1 sbad Montessor i S c tim 1 1377- 11348 -Adriiinist.i~at.~r of Madison Montessor i School 198<)- 1383 Re5ponsibilities include but at-e not limited to facilities riianageriient., personnel rmnagerlient, payroll , account.s receivable, purchasing, accounts payable, pub1 ic relations and parent eciucat.isn. -1983-84 Mmtessor i Elenientary AMS Training Pr e-:Sc hoo 1 Adni i n i st r a tor ' s Course Graduate Heading Courses tlmtessor i Teacher IAF'M Training Spec ial-€ducat imi Gi f ted M . A. Early Chi ldhI~i~d-Elementa~-y Educatitm B .A Montessori Eclucaticm Center of Laguna Beach e e Professional Experience (Continued) I nt.ernat.i ovlal Assoc i at. ion of Progressive Mi::nt.essi::i% i arts, I rrc . 'The Progressive Mcmtessot-i Institute 1 cj(j.5-A E 1 fjl Ave\-rue Car 1 skiad, Cfi 92@jE f 6 13 j 434-5562 -1nst.r~~ t.or of the Hunt-essori Teacher Educatim Prograrii through University of California at San Diego Extension; St.at.e Approved t.hrcugi-1 the Off ice of Private Post.-Secondary Educ at i on 1978-pte~ent -Consul t.ant. t.ci Mcmtessor i Schools and pre-schools . Gvace Schools of M:mteS50\- i 168.5 Pacific Avenue Oceans i de, CA 92054 -Supervisor of six Montesscrr i Schools 1974- 1'377 1'375-presei7t School populatims varied from 50-2.5.5 students. Respillns i b i 1 i t. i es i nc 1 uded hand 1 i ng per some 1 , pay r o I 1 , purchasing, bi 11 1\19, curriculum, teacher and parent workshops. Educatilm through UCSO Exte'ft~i~n with Grace McEntee. -1nst.ruc tar of t.he Montessori Met.hod of 197.5-1978 Mit-a Costa Co1 lege 1 Barnard Drive Oc eans i de, CA 928.54 (6191 757-21 -1nst.ructor in the Chi ld Developriient. Department 1977-1988 Courses inc luded: Parenting Guidance of the Young Chi ld Piaget and Montessori : A Ctmparative Study Sc ience for the Young Chi ld Dade County Pub 1 i c Sc hot:, 1 s Miariti , Flcfr ida -F i rst Gvade Teacher 1973-74 Hernando County Fubl ic Schools Brooksvi 1 le, Florida -County Direc tar of Programs for the Gif t-ed 19713-72 < cl) m Organizations -Asssc iat ictn for the Ac c redi t.at.ion of Morriessor i Teaci-~er Educ a t ion : Na t ism 1 Cha i rper son , Steer i ng Cixiirij i t tee Chai \-persct\-~ 1 987 -p r e5e \-I t. -Car lsbad Chanther of Comriierce 1977-present Aristassado r +- tr~ 'I ub 1 i can Wsriian ' s C 1 ut 197'3-p\*ese17 t -Car lsbatj Business and Prof essimal Women 137'3-1984 T r easu r e r References Kathleen Ryan Fine1 las Count.y Put1 ic Schools Oirec tor trrf Exceptional Educatitrra 9745 86th Avenue No. Seminole, Flsrida 33.542 (8113) 399-2717 Lor et ta By r ne ti t.t.le Oaks Schctctls Executive Director 228 s* Thtrrusand Oaks, Calif wnia '31368 (805 j 435-5513 Thmas A . T i nda 1 1 Victory Montessori Schools, Inc . Cha i r man 444 S. Sierra Madre Blvd. Pasadena, California 91187 (818) 577-8887 Dr. Feland Meadows Irvine Unified School District Directlw of Early Chi 1dh1~13d Education 3 Lerilongrass I r v i ne, Ca 1 i f orni a '327 14 (714) 551-1667 Skyline Drive e /-- - e 1200 ELM AVENUE TEL CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (619) Office of the City Clerk 0% cSitg af (anrisbah 2% %Z FS BOAR D (SI AND/OR COMMISSION (SI ws #* as%? APPLICATION FOR APPOIN TMENT P v, P (Please print or type.) NAnE(S) OF soAf?D(S) AND/OR CtMISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: CHILD CARE COMMISSION NAME: JERRY D. WALKER ADDRESS : 4907 NEBLINA DR. CITY: CARLSBAD ZIP CODE: 92( HOME PHONE: 729-3556 PRESENT OCCUPATION: QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST BUSINESS NAME: U. S. NAVY (CIVIL SERVICE) BUSINESS ADDRESS: NAVAL AIR STATION NORTH ISLAND WORK PHONE: 619-545-1733 U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) - X Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) - X Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comissions) - X Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Conmission( I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Comiss interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by he City Council or at the request of an individual Council M DATE: f4J@- I wish to serve; (Cont fnued on reverse side.) w e EDUCATIW BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE PALOMAR COLLEGE SAN DIEGO STATE EXPER I ENCE REARING SIX CHILDREN AND USING ALL AVAILABLE CHILDCARE FACILITIES IN CARLSBAD. COrrmNITY ACTIVITU COACHING AND ASSISTING SOCCER TEAMS FOR THE CARLSBAD SOCCER CLUB THE LAST 5 YEARS. THIS YEAR I AIH ON THE SOCCER BOARD. I HAVE BEEN A SCOUTMASTER FOR TROUP 706 AT ONE TIME. ITIONAL INFOWllATIOW OR COmmTS THIS COULD BECOME A VERY IMPORTANT COMMISSION AS MORE MOTHERS ENTER THE WORK PLACE. I WOULD BE PLEASED TO SERVE THE COMMUKITY AT YOUR PLEASURE. - "i""".'--- -0 1200 ELM AVENUE TEL CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 1619) Office of the City Clerk 1 en' Mitu of (Itnrllibnh 0-u2 APPLICATION FOR' APPOINTMENT ; $2 r- ob =r 23- I-= m - mr mo c-!4 . BOARDW 'AND/OR COMMISSION (SI (Please print or type.) NAME(S) OF BOARO(S) AND/OR com~ss~m(s) IN WHICH INTERESTED: 't t . P 2 NAME : ADDRESS : CITY: CARLSBAD, CA. ZIP CODE: %*os HOME PHONE: 931-1251 i< PRESENT OCCUPATION: RETIRED GUIDANCE COUNSELOR" BUSINESS NAME: BUSINESS ADDRESS: WORK PHONE: U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) - H Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given- to residents) - X Yes x Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for someccomnissions) . Yes I am familiar witkrthe responsibilities assignedrto'the Board(s) OF Commission( I am willing to provide required statements) if appointed to a Board or Commiss I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by he request of an individual Council M -- I wish to serve; to financial disclosure; designated by the City Counci 71 JULY 1) SIGNATURE : /L '42/45@, DATE: (Continued on reverse side.) / W W EDUCATrOEl Bachelor of Science - Education Master of Arts - Guidance Post Master credits (15) in Superivision and Administration at Special training in Rationsl-Emotive Therapy under Dr. Albert Ellis, - Brooklyn College, New York 1958 - Queens College, New York 1967 St John's University and Long Island University, New York Institute for Rstioarrl Emotive Therapy, New York, 1 EXPERIENCE 1958-1967 - Teacher of Comaon Branches, N.Y.C. public schools 1967-1971 - Guidanae Counselor,, elementary and jr. high schools, 1971-1976 - Guidance Coordinator for District 30 Queens, N.Y.C. 1976 - 1979 - Teacher, Special Education, N.Y.C. 1979 - 1985 - Guidance Counselor, Special Education, N.Y.C. N8W York City public schools .L COmUNrM ACT*V1TxES Volunteer work At mi-City Hospital - four months in 1987 Currently volunteer with Planned Psrenthood in Oceanside Active in my coarmnii;y of Sea Cliff - have served on Newsletter Committee! and am currently on Public Affairs Comittee of Sea Cliff, mlTroNAL INFoR)IIATION OR cmEHTSHuve raised four childrsn whoa I raised as a single parent. All of them have become successful personally and professionr I have been involved with children all of my adult professional and personal life and now, as a grandmother, I am acutely aware of the need far good avai child Care and am anxious to mko 8 contribution in this area for all children. I would appreciate an interview and am available at your convenience. w 0 ' '/ e 1200 ELM AVENUE TEL CAALSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 1619) Office of the City Clerk aitv of hrll3bnb g 4% APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT %7; -s&, ,"x-; 5--xc ION (SI BOARD ($1 AND/O R COMMISS (Please print or type.) 3% m% ": NAnE(S) OF BOARo(S) AND/OR CMISSION(S) IN UHICH INTERESTED: u3 F1 0-4: - 03 .= n, F CtllU3 CARE ~-oUnn?\sS 1 (7)J NAME: ~awcPc Rrmg CE LGaQD ADDRESS : 1070 /~OELJA Ors'ra WL~ CITY: CkRU SAD ZIP CODE: 7A HOME PHONE: (b 14) Y 3y-cl76.r PRESENT OCCUPATION: YQ.0 GRAm Dl R~%-DR- BUSINESS NAME: yrr\cf& C/-&\LD CLRE AGS0uRC.E SGRVlLC, BUSINESS ADDRESS : 3m -& mc3LfiEIQRy Dlzl DE WORK PHONE: (6 14) 47(- 2757 U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) - X Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) X Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comissions) - X Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Conmission( I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commiss to f i nanci a1 di scl osure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by l designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Mi SIGNATURE : TI6 ktAt.L+Q 5?f2Af~ DATE: 7-6 -j (Continued on reverse side.) \ W e - Dd+,?+D& c m /L [p&h):ih EDUCATION Pa& til- U,L,GL& wdq c& W&U+ 1 -, c EXPERIENCE h &neea Lac4Ftw-.$ CJ-@LqctAP+4 &- cud! 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Ch: 1~1 cafe c YY) m I ss I on -2 w: ry 7 i -- -.I - __ ~--"--- NAME: Ar:el;c STI.rr,ern\/re (M v's ,) ADDRESS : 73!G; /'/'g $1, c LGnP CITY: ci;f,qLfid CA ZIP CODE: 7,s HOME PHONE: /, ]'? r /y\? b- .5/ J5- PRESENT OCCUPATION: ?ye- SC)?C'( Teacher (SCC;?~~ 'TU re,) BUSINESS NAME: 1,flI-T 2 ri I\? 9 t h L d t,Tr ?W s chcr.! BUSINESS ADDRESS : RCb M~sSicn x$,,. .Can h?evrG.!-!- ; rA 92 WORK PHONE: 619- v,qd - 393 'j U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some comnissions) I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Commission(s I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commissi to f i nanci a1 di scl osure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Me I I/ Yes ./ Yes J Yes SIGNATURE: (j,?kh* P DATE: 7/ 7/2 f4 -1 I$/+ ,&I 2 bl o/hyI. )-Q .. L 9 (Continued on reverse side.) w 1: I 7; ." 'I' /- '/(iiff (,& <*- &J-* ;* L &,L , i, ;b+ikL !,.L _r dAeX &:L [Az )I {,J )L! g.4 [i 4 *e fiq, ,/Q, LLjLLd -!&,..& L&?J,&&,y ',A . & :, /+ &&;y.+*z LLiI ;&j.ic:i, (&) Hc. dCt +, &b /'! 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(. ;Ti a Gu.2 !: .I i 9' I. 9LL% z-& $.+/, Z'-/L./ &,W\ d-&-& A, u 1.8 t/ L/ w - 0 0 1200 ELM AVENUE TELE CARLSEAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 tS19) 4 Offlce of the Clty Clerk c.3 (1 '0 -4 c, caiQ of (Itnrlsbah BOARD61 AND/OR COMMISSION (SI APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT -4 ;s 43 -0 "- I3 -e ?- r- rn .. 4- :'7 g (Please print or type.) rfl 4 NAME(S) OF BOARO(S) AND/OR CMISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: -1 33 w I 1- Carlsbad Arts Commission NAME: Melinda L. Morrin ADDRESS : 3745 Monroe St. CITY: Car lsbad ZIP CODE: 9200 HOME PHONE: 434-5561 PRESENT OCCUPATION: BUSINESS NAME: Assemblyman Robert Frazee BUSINESS ADDRESS: 3088 Pi0 Pic0 Ave., Suite 200, Carlsbad 92008 WORK PHONE: - 9 Leui s lative Assistant U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) XX Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) xx Yes Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some commissions) XX Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Commission(s: I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commissic to financial disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Mer DATE : ?// Tlr, F SIGNATURE: 7idL;Ldk 77 I/CLUL, (Continued on reverse side.) W w I, EDUCATION Bachelor's Degree Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona Journalism/Public Relations EXPERIENCE 8 years' experience as a political aide 2 years' experience with a local newspaper. 1 year in hospital public relations CWNITY ACTIVITIES 4-year term on San Diego County Commission on the Status of Worn Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Task Force (ADAPT) La Jolla Cancer Research Foundation, member Paradise Valley Hospital Foundation Board, Member Selective Service Board; Appeals Board Coordinator, George Bush San Diego County S2eakers' Bureau, 198 Carlsbad High School, PTA vice-chair, appointed by Supervisor Brian Bilbray ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR CmENTS I have attached a resume which shows my activities up to joinin Assemblyman Frazee's staff in January 1989; itioved to Carlsbad i February 1989 and I would very much like to get more involved w my new home city through this appointment. f IC 0 e STATE CAPITOL SACPAMEYTO 35814 916) US2390 - f I MELINDA MORRIN LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT ASSEMBLYMAN ROBERT C FRAZEE i 3088 PI0 PIC0 DRIVE SUITE 200 CARLSBAD CA 92008 COAST (619) 434-1749 INLAND 1619) 744 3810 SOUTH COUNTY (714) 661 1601 L c- - # 1 < 1 ! L i ' '" 0 e MELINDA L. MXlUN (Tibbetts) (619) 585-89 .m~11111111mu-mm-mm~~--m~~mmmm~-m~11111111m~~~-mm--~--~ 170 El Capitan Drive Chula Vista, CA 92011 OBJECTIVE: Utilization of skills in communications, government/media/constituent relations, public relations, problem solving, creative event coordination and prouotions, public speaking. -- Bachelor's Degree in Journalism/Public Relations with a minor in mass QUALrpzeD BY: communications, Northern Arizona University ~- -- Seven years experience as administrative staff in the California State Legislature and San Diego City Council - Served as assistant public relations director for a 235-bed acute care hospital, one year - Journalist, editor, and special promotions coordinator for a bi-weekly newspaper, two years EXPE"CE Legislative Assistant to Assemblywoman Sunny Mojonnier HIGHLIGBTS: 3368 Governor Drive, Suite C, San Diego, CA, 92122, (619) 457-5775 Senior administrative staff member in district office. Administer her programs related to health issues, such as child abuse, mental health, and alcohol and dr abuse. Represent member at district events, which often include Resez and develop ideas for legislation. constituent problems. Maintain a rapport with media, community leaders, citizens professionals in fields relating to legislative issues, and keep member informed district issues. Council Representative to Councilman Dick Murphy 202 C Street, San Diego, CA, 92101, (619) 236-6677 Represented Councilman in half the district, approximately 50,000 constituents. Primary role was to deal with citizen complaints and concerns and act as problem solving liaison with the City. represented him at community events, and acted as his political representative. Field Representative to Senator Jim Ellis 2755 Navajo Road, El Cajon, CA, 92020, (619) 464-7204 Served as constituent liaison in a problem solving capacity. Reports, a bi-weekly, 301ninute format television program on KCOX CABLE TV. Selected program topics and issues, coordinated guest appearances, and briefed tf. Senator on issues. Other duties included writing newsletter copy, representing t Senator at various community functions, preparing and distributing press releaseE Raised $9,000 to purchase and distribute child passenger safety seats for low-inc families following passage of a new Al funded and distributed 2,000 child passenger safety bumper stickers for law enforcement vehicles in the County. Public Relations Assistant at Paradise Valley Hospital 2400 E. Fourth Avenue, National City, CA, 92050, (619) 267-9500 Produced newsletter and other in-house publications, wrote press releases and ac as media liaison, photographed hospital events, supervised and promoted special events, wrote and produced outside advertising. Coordinated 75th Anniversary Gc developed United Way/Chad employee contribution campaign, served in Director's absence . Coordinate task forces on substance abuse and family reunification. Investigate and facilitate solutions to public speaking. Kept Councilman updated on district issues, Produced Jim Ellis -- state law making safety seats mandatory. * ** e e 6 - TV Weekly Magazine Editor, Promotions Coordinator, Society Editor Star-News Publishing Co, 835 Third Ave., Chula Vista, CA, 92011,(619)427-3000 As TV Magazine Editor, responsible for 25% editorial content of a mailed, guide/shopper with 67,000 circulation. produced editorial features, TV log, and promotional house ads. seven-zone book, supervised artist, typesetter, and paste-up artist. Handled pub and advertiser complaints, wrote local stringer column for bi-weekly newspaper. 1 Promotions Coordinator, produced and coordinated all in-house promotions and promotional material. Wrote house ads for the newspaper, wrote, laid out and supervised until camera-ready all special sections, such as Car Care, Fiesta De Lq Luna Parade, Thanksgiving, and Christmas special sale sections for the paper. As Society Editor, coordinated a 40-page National City Directory for the Chamber of Commerce, wrote obituaries, and covered social events. Touring Counselor, Automobile Club of Southern California, 7290 El Cajon San Diego, CA 92115, (619) 464-7001 Planned and mapped travel itineraries, secured hotel reservations, operated teletype, completed Department of Motor Vehicles transactions, and was head bookkeeper for a time. Hotel Desk Clerk, Restaurant Hostess, e Reservation Counselor, Secretary, Reporter, college newspaper, magazine Radio/TV voice-over and on-camera advert ising March of Dimes, press relations Edited several state and national newsletters Campaign P.R. Coordinator, Councilman Dick Murphy's re-election Area Precinct Coordinator, Deukmejian Campaign, 1982 Volunteer speaker, "Yes on Proposition 9 Water Initiative" campaign, 1982 Concord Conference (Republican campaign training seminar), 1984 Volunteer with White House Advance Team, George Bush visits to San Diego, Ontario 1988 Bush/Quayle Campaign, Coordinator, San Diego County Speakers Bureau San Diego County Commission on the Status of Women, Vice Chair Republican State and County Central Committees Republican Associates, Board Member, 1981-85 Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Task Force (ADAPT) Child Abuse Prevention Foundation La Jolla Cancer Research Foundation Paradise Valley Hospital Foundation Board weekly Developed style from the first issue and Laid out the Bouleva --- OnER -: Medical Billing Clerk Cerritos and Reding ORGANIZA- TIONS : Selective Service Board; Appeals Board "S: Chris Heiserman, Chief of Staff The Honorable Dick Murphy Assemblywoman Sunny Mojonnier (619) 457-5775 (619) 236-2787 Senator Jim Ellis or Bill Kolender, Former Police Chief Elizabeth Dahl, Chief of Staff City of San Diego, 1400 Broadway (916) 445-3952 San Diego, CA 92102 (619) 293-1108 Gayle Falkenthal, Managing Editor The Honorable Wayne Peterson KSDO Radio, San Diego, California Judge, San Diego Superior Court (619) 283-7121 (619) 236-6534 Judge, San Diego Municipal Court >* e 1200 ELM AVENUE TELEI CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (619) 4 Office of the City Clerk situ of (aarlsbnb BOARD (SI AND/OR COMMISSION ($1 APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT f3 *% -25 (Please print or type.) 3- g-: ?si clzr'IJ We um~&~i~~ 994 ow' cpI$ q QF" NAME(S) OF BOARD(S) AND/OR COMISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: <fi NAME: LmW ADDRESS : Ct.O(C me h've HOME PHONE: Y3v fqn7 BUSINESS NAME: ttXVCO".* RI.o\ce 3iov-ov~A CITY: GwkLd ZIP CODE: 7240 PRESENT OCCUPATION: SUiof E&&( BUSINESS ADDRESS: 12ya s:& fbQMC, %Ch o;QQ 921 0 WORK PHONE: 6')q 6Sj7 J U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) Registered voter in Carlsbad (required for some commissions) I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Commission(s) I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commissic to f inanci a1 disclosure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council Men SIGNATURE: DATE: T//g/" (Continued on reverse side.) J Yes '7 Yes d Yes w 4b I< ------ EDUCABErn (J'c, Skd~ ~VU* ~"idd- 1965 I-- EXPERIENCE 6r E ?-! unb& he fAdLIGCE\& +a* ewP-1 'si9 KbdU w p w4s cd-' &a&? & / hG5 1 WRS w-1 * &.dl 3 b '5 d "UA. J6$fY3\I,&4P &/. N7 4 P CN@< "&@ Wd-eY w+da.&Kebh md Srlp4fVIT$h 4 &lId he@&, 1 fb42.4& &&J 4-eb y&eb wye kbk so d ram-c -JoByeA ob I&,#.& R"49 euk w 4dwe 1A t3344Plp t2@mAAArn 9. 1 hm?%d ymWk mc we%& +Y u "7 pfer%& I PfrdS ob me- GISLd CLrAq (flc 7Jd-eChC I &T~Ck&@L Ob &k$&J rap.ywc (Ire; ~,44?)r f !&Wu V,S% L-kjoo- f%~J$4kh&. (K%Q* p NITIONN ~&%of@%TIW~ OR COMEHTs k 4 &I+) Ca(r4LI'I &W 1 Leume k +c4-33 p3r C4d";z-p ' C6943.e-1r nA . + :Sevd pue p1-d ccthz. Q~U'S &&I me 4-a & sdmemd'y &LROUk GL.'l=! *we 1 "P+ I q-D &Ql&-&e dhAp -@.d. hour - +kt2 WLLz'! lur dohe so I @ku~~ i;iu 6 b kArrl JA-aW * iw! A 600 f &'&e! I 8 k ibtt ual/d chpw& 4 .Ed ! a b m- oufic.+( +J,ulli~ a r *- e '"7"7 V' cL 1200 ELM AVENUE TELEl CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (619) 4 Office of the City Clerk situ of ahrlsbnil =ic" BOARD (SI AND/OR COMMISSION (SI (Please print or type.) ?"& APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT €3- -<cz OQ .?a- rzE o?-.-f Qr NAME(S) OF BOARD(S) AND/OR COMISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: :a - ~ CA\! L -X 'y-ApJ r (?bM\ S%ON -* g-z --. m NAME: ,!OL\k l-34 El? ADDRESS : ic 3 BRfir!tcFi~-~D WN CITY: WRLSWO CA- 4zcsu ZIP CODE: HOME PHONE: 729- 4ob8 PRESENT OCCUPATION: MOTHtA -. Ckw-mYIF. cnhaJC7A EST BUSINESS NAME: T?RMIJR c O\llL)CR / 0 F Mkl c9im M C;k\E.R i Nc BUSINESS ADDRESS: 75% L5x- AI€ 5T CAR EPlAD c- ?ZfX WORK PHONE: 72q -4CioP) U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) Registered voter in Carl sbad (required for some commissions) I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Commission(s) I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commissia I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by a or at the request of an individual Council Men - J Yes - J Yes i/ Yes I wish to serve; to financial disclosure; DATE : 8) Z@\ w w *> >,JueQ5p/ cf wYm-m!G - [>:IOLfl,co'isr/iL;i 'I: 'R~.AL jiiq a Ti VL ] Q /sT<4 n c: /Lj pJ EDUCATION p.5. L. 7 '/EAES ?c3~ &PA? isC5iuis=. /!I, )At L~)TL T %h ~6 ~u5ius ~~h;i& 84 1 ~G~RKED ~~fi PAP''- # .- EXPERIENCE T .SAR?CD 3 ($L@%D r\Y Cnf% b T-q€e !KC TFCM ic c ffi\L!\;L;ES 5 p@ "fc'LCCWL1P WOK. -I f\u UERY EPER\&W( \@nt\ 0 i PUT c &,;itw~EDt& G--l-rr\€ c:iWrnP€ 5 i-T-UA~OM !N vpL5$D, xrliq Am rnE pLom€R C'T A \g'MoLv+ c ?+La. (3 f-j\LN&'5 WAt 5a\m/ fiw44q cfi .\ % 42 AlUW?f& p\ UT\ WQ\{ = ~kp,c- ~~;--~~p~ pfip~1~5 + BN3%i-EE1 1 HIRED, CLZ.%U CL CMNITY ACTIVITIES Lfb M-DP.E.5 - ScR\PP5 -P\.?AL ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR COmENTS bp/ me ~,CT~ER 3~~5 WNN~ES j @B yjmER K!K X'E 7dx-I-H to(jp-p/ ofFICE. TA Fvl\ LI L \ E5 i 4 #. c 'Pya -*-- 1200 ELM AVENUE TELE CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 (6 19) Office of the City Clerk Mitg of Qrfsbnb APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT BOARDW AND/OR COMMISSIONW n % --3 c- 4 tz (3 b"* MAME(S) OF BoARD(S) AND/OR COMMISSION(S) IN WHICH INTERESTED: c-2 a T BI 3 tgj I?? (P7ease print or type.) *A? h3 w CHILD CARE COMMISSION t- e? a ''& a NAME: DEAN GREENBERG ADDRESS : 7791 STARLIGHT DRIVE ( CITY: LA JOLLA zrp CODE: - HOME PHONE: 453-7411 PRESENT OCCUPATION: PRESIDENT BUSINESS NAME : CENTRE DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS ADDRESS: 1 CARLSBAI WORK PHONE: 931-0244 U.S. Citizenship (required for all appointments) X Yes Resident of Carl sbad (preference given to residents) Yes Registered voter ifi Car:sSad jrrqetired for some colmissions) - Yes I am familiar with the responsibilities assigned to the Board(s) or Commission(! I wish to serve; I am willing to provide required statements if appointed to a Board or Commiss- to f inanci a1 di scl osure; I am willing to be interviewed regarding my qualifications for appointment by i designated by the City Council or at the request of an individual Council MI SIGNATURE: b@K &4Jk DATE: ?h4ki (Continued on reverse side.) W w EDUCATION San Diego State University - Finance - 1954 Army Navy Academy - High School - 1950 Grade School - San Diego EXPERIENCE 1987 to present I have been invalved ir, identifying the child care needs in Carlsbad, as well as the solution. I have met with government offices in Sacramento and Centre Development has sponsored a child care education program in the Carlsbad City schools. COMUNITY ACTIVITIES Member, Boys and Girls Club of Carlsbad Board Member: Scripps Hospital Cancer Research Foundation Carlsbad Economic Enhancement Council ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR COmENTS