Fillmore Unified School District
Scott Beylik
Challenger Scott Beylik won one of three open seats on the Fillmore Unified School District Board in the Tuesday election. Beylik won with 21.98% of the vote; 1,358 votes.
Statement: “First of all, I would like to thank the community for coming out to vote and supporting me in my goal and campaign to help improve our schools for all Fillmore Unified students. I would also like to thank my family, supporters, friends, and my campaign organizer. They all pushed me to keep it simple and from the heart. Congratulations to Lucy Rangel and Sean Morris, I look forward to working with you both over the next four years, along with the rest of the board and the our new administration."
Sean Morris
Challenger Sean Morris won one of three open seats on the Fillmore Unified School District Board in the Tuesday election. Morris won with 18.45% of the vote; 1,140 votes.
Statement: “Thank you to everyone who supported me in the race for School Board Trustee. Also, thank you to those who took time out of their day to speak to me regarding their hopes and aspirations for the district and our children. I look forward in working with all the newly elected school board members, Scott Beylik and Lucy Rangel, the current members, John Garnica and Virginia de la Piedra, and Superintendent, Adrian Palazuelos. The work will begin with the District in developing strategic plans for our English Learners Program, Facilities and our Budget. We will work to make the board as transparent as possible and to reach out to the communities of Fillmore and Piru for input and perspective. Respectfully, Sean P. Morris, FUSD Board Member Elect.”
Lucy Rangel
Incumbent Lucy Rangel won one of three open seats on the Fillmore Unified School District Board in the Tuesday election. Rangel won with 21.33% of the vote; 1,318 votes.
Statement: "I would like to thank the citizens of Fillmore and Piru for giving me the the opportunity to represent them for another four years. I look forward to a brighter future for our District, and I embrace the challenge of helping to rebuild our schools to excellence. Together with the strong leadership we now have, and the dedication of our staff, we will move forward to provide the best education the children of our community deserve. Finally, I would like to congratulate Scott Beylik and Sean Morris as our new Board members. I look forward to working with them to make our district the best in the county."
Incumbent Tony Prado received 13.01% of the vote; 804 votes.
Incumbent Dave Wilde received 12.32% of the vote; 761 votes.
Challenger Michael Saviers received 12.49% of the vote; 772 votes.
There were 26 write-in votes, at 0.42%.
A total of 6,179 votes were cast.
