Robert C. Vick

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Runs as a "Christian independent" and says his faith is a foundation for service, while pledging not to push it on the public.[1]
• Cites 40 years in public education and describes himself as a lifelong student of leadership.[1],[3]

Background

• Teacher, coach, assistant principal, principal and athletic director, Public schools in Hamblen, Jefferson and Cocke counties · About 40 years[3]

Education

• Ed.D., School Leadership, East Tennessee State University[1]
• Ed.S. and M.Ed., Administration and Supervision, Lincoln Memorial University[1]
• B.S., Math and Science Education, University of Tennessee, Knoxville[1]

Where they stand

• Education
  Says he would direct resources to support teachers and improve student outcomes.[1]
• Health Care
  Supports community-based mental health systems that respond to crises and support student development.[1]
• Government Spending
  Says the state budget should be managed responsibly within the state's means.[1]

Voting record

Robert C. Vick has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.