WHO I AM
Bryan spent most of his life in California's Great Central Valley and has lived in San Mateo for the last four years. He has taught in California Public Schools for eleven years. He currently teaches 5th through 8th grade music in the Evergreen Elementry School District. In addition to his teaching duties at Evergreen, Bryan has held positions: on School Site Council, District Budget Advisory Committee, Cross Country Coach, Beginning Teacher Support Mentor, Union Site Rep, Member of the Measure H Parcel Tax Strategic Committee, and the School Enrichment Activities Committee. Bryan has also been a Band Booster Executive Board member for Riverbank High School, Los Banos High School, and James C. Enochs High School. Bryan has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from CSU Stanislaus, a Bachelor of Arts in music from Fresno State, and a MS in Applied Education Leadership from National University, and is very excited to use his career in education to support the students in the San Mateo Foster City School District.
Bryan
Williams
Experienced Educator
I am a proponent of making each neighborhood school a "Community Hub." A neighborhood school is not just a place where parents send their kids, its is valuable resource for every member of the community. It is place where the partnership between the district and family is cherished, and each school's leadership has the flexibility to meet the needs of its community.
Values and Positions
Candidate for the
San Mateo-Foster City School District Board of Trustees
Community
Equality
Stewardship
As a member of your school board I will weigh and measure every decision; so as we address the needs of the present, we will not sacrifice the needs of the future.
After ten plus years in the classroom, one of the biggest lessons I have learned as a teacher is that "equal" and "fair" are not the same. Fairness is not giving each student the same thing; it is giving students what they need. I will work hard to see that each school will have what it needs, to ensure that each student in the San Mateo Foster City School District will have an equal education.