

Read the article in Vanity Fair here
Safe technology IS smart technology. Microwave radiation does not belong in our children's schools!
Dear Montgomery County Public Schools Superintendent Jack Smith, I am writing to you on an important issue regarding our children’s hea...
Candidates for Board of Education - One "At Large" seat
Jeanette Dixon - Responded with interest about the mandatory irradiation of our children. Ms. Dixon provided the response given below at the time of the Primary Election and granted her permission then to quote that response:"Dear Dr. Powell---thank you for sending this information along and educating me on the urgency of this issue not just in MCPS but all over. As a 16 year breast cancer survivor I am concerned about carcinogens and anything that would put the health of others, especially our students and staff at risk. I think we can fund our technology initiative so that our students can have the skills they need to be competitive in the 21st century but we can and should do so in a manner that does not put their health at risk. If I am elected to the BOE I will bring up, and seek to educate the larger MCPS community and work towards the replacement of the wireless wifi systems in MCPS. It seems to me this is a no brainer. You should know that when I say I will do something I follow through.Phil Kauffman - Did not respond. He is the incumbent.Best regards,Jeanette"
Candidates for Board of Education - District 2SummaryBrandon Orman Rippeon - Responded with interest about the mandatory irradiation of our children. Mr. Rippeon provided the response given below, which is quoted here with his permission:Candidates for Board of Education - District 4"Good morning Ronald.Rebecca Smondrowski - Did not respond. She is the incumbent.
I agree with your position. This is a topic I too have been concerned with for many years. There are also cell phone towers placed at MCPS locations (the leases on these towers are a big revenue source for MCPS and another example of the school system putting dollars before the health of the students).
If elected I would work to institute the necessary changes to protect students' health.
Yours,
-br"Shebra Evans - Did not respond.
Anjali Reed Phukan - Responded with interest about the mandatory irradiation of our children. Mr. Phukan provided the response given below, which is quoted here with her permission:"I completely agree with you.
I will vote conservative, but I think the solution others will go for will be having some wi-fi free schools where kids with relevent diagnosis or doctor vouchers be allowed to attend. Maybe even voucher schools.
WiFi is everywhere, even my house and I don't even have TV, cable, internet, or phones (the electric company uses it for the thermostat for energy savings days and such).
I will vote no on cell phone towers on MCPS property for sure."
https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/lwvmc/pages/1/attachments/original/1475091539/Online_GeneralVG_weblinks.pdf?1475091539Composition of the Montgomery County Board of Education
http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/boe/members/Five members of the Board of Education are associated, one each, with the five districts into which the County is divided. Those five districts are shown on the map provided here:
http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/Elections/Resources/Files/pdfs/maps/BoardofEducationDistricts2012.pdfEach of the five members associated with a given district must live within the district that he or she represents. The seats occupied by members from District 2 and District 4 will be addressed in the upcoming election.