THE CROTON CHRONICLE--INTERVIEW WITH SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES ALLISON SAMUELS AND LESLIE POLLAK

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THE CROTON CHRONICLE

An interview with school board candidates Allison Samuels and Leslie Pollak.

This evening May 14 the League of Women Voters will host a candidate forum at the Croton-Harmon High School. The election will be held Tuesday May 20.

Editor’s Note: Candidates Will Begeny and Theo Oshiro have also agreed to a sit down Q&A with the Chronicle. We are currently working on the scheduling.

CHRONICLE: Let’s start with why you decided to run. When someone runs for office, it’s usually because they think the people already in office are not doing a good enough job, there are many reasons. But obviously you are challenging the status quo in a certain way. Why did you decide to run, and what was the need you saw on the Board of Education that needed to be addressed that you, by running, could address? READ MORE AT An interview with school board candidates Allison Samuels and Leslie Pollak.