Larry Frowick Riverside Director 3

Thu., Oct. 26, 1995

Age: 40

Background: Has lived in Chattaroy since 1980 … is married with three children in Riverside Schools … works in Deaconess Medical Center’s nuclear medicine division, which uses low-level radiation to diagnose diseases … graduated from Loma Linda University, a Seventh-day Adventist college in California, with a degree in nuclear medicine technology.

School perspective: Appointed to school board three years ago, won election … wants to include community values - honesty, integrity and a work ethic - in academics … skeptical of state-mandated education reform because he hasn’t seen “scientific evidence.” , DataTimes ILLUSTRATION: Photo

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