Ken Waters is from Omaha, Nebraska. He has a master 27s degree in business administration from Syracuse University. 

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Ken Waters is from Omaha. He has a master 's degree in business administration from Syracuse University. 

Ken is the director of human resources at Educare of Omaha, Inc. He previously founded and served as the principal of McKenny Group, a service-disabled veteran-owned business that helps organizations build high-performing teams. Ken is a retired U.S. Air Force veteran who served for 22 years. 

Ken is the director of human resources at Educare of Omaha, Inc. He previously founded and served as the principal of McKenny Group, a service-disabled veteran-owned business that helps organizations build high-performing teams. Ken is also retired U.S. Air Force veteran who served for 22 years. 

Ken is currently the Director of Human Resources for Educare of Omaha, Inc.

Ken's campaign for Learning Community Council Member in the City of Omaha is his first run for public office.

As of March 5, 2026, Ken Waters did not have a website or any information online.

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- The learning community council consists of 18 voting members. The council works to help children achieve academic success regardless of their social or economic standing.
- The council uses taxpayer money to create a budget that creates opportunities for the children, families, and the community it works with, including administrative costs, family learning, and early childhood learning.
- The council provides initiatives to meet the needs of students, including instructional coaching, providing preparation for kindergarten, and extended learning during the summer.
- The council requires at least two members to meet with the state’s advisory committee and learning community administrators multiple times a year to discuss various topics, including their community achievement plan, programs, and best practices for improving achievement among all students, including those with achievement obstacles. They also host monthly meetings available to the public.
- A learning community council member is elected in a nonpartisan, subcouncil districtwide election to a four-year term. They must be a registered voter in the subcouncil district they run in immediately preceding the election.
- A learning community council member does not get paid.