The future of society, government and innovation is sitting in these classrooms today. I believe every student has more in them than they may realize. It is our responsibility to encourage every student to rise to their highest potential.
These are your tax dollars. Every tax dollar should have a clear purpose and be transparent. The use and impact of each tax dollar, whether from parents with students or without, must be carefully considered.
Strengthen our high school students with essential skills for the modern workforce. We must guide students and connect them with industry professionals, enhancing their employability and future career paths.
Every parent should have confidence that their child is learning in a safe and secure environment. Our schools are not only places of academic growth but also places where safety is a top priority.
With 18 years of university teaching experience, I've seen firsthand the challenges educators face. Starting at Simpson College, I observed a decline in critical thinking and communication skills despite rising academic spending. At Chatham University, I mentored seniors, developed their resumes, and conducted mock interviews to prepare them for successful careers.
With 35 years at the VP/Director level for major brands like Blue Cross and UPMC Health Plan, I've led impactful multimillion-dollar decisions, managed large budgets, and driven successful business transformations. This blend of executive leadership and educational experience provided me unique insights that can be used to prepare high school graduates for college and successful careers.
My wife and I have 3 children and 4 grandchildren, who attend elementary and middle schools in Lakeville. As residents, we deeply enjoy being part of this community and are committed to contributing to its continued growth.
Vote Paul Carbone, Matt Swanson, and Brett Nicholson for Academic Excellence, Budget Responsibility, Career-Readiness, and Safe Schools
Vote Paul Carbone, Matt Swanson, and Brett Nicholson for Academic Excellence, Budget Responsibility, Career-Readiness, and Safe Schools
Lakeville Chamber
Paul Carbone Responses to all Questions
1. Academic Excellence
2. Budget Responsibility
3. Career Readiness
4. Safe Schools
3 school board seats open. 1 new Superintendent.
General Election: November 5, 2024
Absentee voting begins September 20
Vote absentee in-person at Lakeville City Hall or vote by mail Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Direct balloting (place ballot directly into tabulator) begins October 18
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Extended hours: Saturday, October 26 (9 a.m.–3 p.m.); Saturday, November 2 (9 a.m.–3 p.m.); Sunday, November 3 (9 a.m.–3 p.m.); Monday, November 4 (8 a.m.–5 p.m.)
1. Academic Excellence
2. Budget Responsibility
3. Career Readiness
4. Safe Schools
Vote Paul Carbone for Lakeville Area School Board
Paul Carbone receives Lakeville Senate District 57 Republican Party (GOP) recommendation for Lakeville Area Schools ISD 194 School Board.
Paul Carbone receives Scott County Senate District 56 Republican Party (GOP) recommendation for Lakeville Area Schools ISD 194 School Board.
I'm running for school board to promote academic responsibility, budget accountability, and career readiness. Our classrooms are filled with future leaders, and we must help every student reach their potential. I’m committed to ensuring every tax dollar is used transparently and effectively. I'll also work to equip students with essential skills for the modern workforce, connecting them with industry professionals to enhance their career prospects.
1) What differentiates you from the other candidates?
My experience bridges the classroom and boardroom, with 18 years teaching at the college level. This role allowed me to understand the challenges teachers face and the needs of students from various school systems. As a business executive, I’ve interviewed graduates, gaining insights into public schools’ career preparedness while managing multimillion-dollar budgets and strategic planning. My ability to listen, understand and make informed decisions has prepared me to address the challenges our School Board will face in the coming years.
Paul Carbone is seeking one of the three seats on the Lakeville Area School Board, which will be decided in the Nov. 5 election. Carbone and his wife live in Lakeville. They have two daughters here and grandchildren who attend Lakeville schools.
"After graduation, we're hopefully passing prepared people into the business community. As a board, we need to understand what the business market is that we're passing those folks into and how they need to be prepared. The school board must integrate itself into the business community." - Paul Carbone
Paul Carbone officially files affidavit of candidacy for Lakeville School Board.