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Mark Newburn

Candidate for Nevada State Education Board - District 4 in 2020 Nevada General Election.

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Mark Newburn

About Mark Newburn

Professional Experience
Vizics Inc., President (2006 - Present)
Engineering Manager Statistical and Software Analysts Inc., Engineering Manager Statistical and Software Analysts Inc. (2004 - 2004)
SGI, Solutions Architect (1999 - 2006)
Degrees
Master's, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Mathematics
Bachelor's, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Computer Science
High School Diploma, Rancho High School

Education

Expanding Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. Learn more

Improving equitable access to our STEM, and CTE programs for all of our kids. Learn more

Starting a state discussion on the impact class size has on teacher recruitment and retention. Learn more

Improving transparency on how we spend our education dollars. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Nevada State Education Board - District 4 in Nevada General Election
Nevada State Education Board - District 4 in Nevada Primary Election
Nevada State Education Board - District 4 in Nevada 2016 General Election

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