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Sanborn seeks third term on Santa Rosa School Board
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Santa Rosa Press Gazette
elections, NewsSanta Rosa County School Board member Linda Sanborn says her case for a third term comes down to one rule: Pay teachers and staff as much as the district can afford, and cut elsewhere when money falls short.