District 149
Texas
3 nov

Democratic
34 grupos · 50 votantes
Experiencia
Program Director
Abilene Christian University
2024 a hoy
Founder and CEO
Insight Ed. Consulting
2022 a hoy
Board Member
Alief Independent School District
2017 a hoy
Director of Research and Evaluation Institute
Harris County Department of Education
2017 a 2022
Curriculum Director of Special Populations
Harris County Department of Education
2016 a 2017
Principal
Arrow Academy
2011 a 2016
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Dr. Darlene Breaux is a lifelong educator, advocate, and servant leader. With over 25 years of experience as a teacher, mentor, school board president, and policy leader, she’s dedicated to building stronger, more equitable communities. Raised in a working-class family that valued education and hard work, she knows firsthand the challenges families face, and how policy can open doors to opportunity. Priorities include: education (teacher pay and prof. dev., access to resources for students w/ developmental disabilities), economic opportunity (support small business, workforce training), affordable housing (expand access, support first-time home buyers, protect residents from displacement), healthcare access (telehealth, mental health, preventive care), and infrastructure (flood prevention and drainage, upgrade TX electric grid, and improve roads, sidewalks, lighting).