Brian HarrisonTexas State Representative ENDORSEMENT

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Interview on The Ellis Talker

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The Midlothian Mirror Questionnaire

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Midlothian Talk Candidate Interview

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Meet Eduardo Gonzalez: A Passionate Advocate for Midlothian Schools

Dedicated leader, committed family man, and experienced educator - that's Eduardo Gonzalez. For the past three years, he has proudly served as a trustee on the Midlothian ISD school board, driven by a deep belief in the power of public education and a tireless commitment to our community.                                       

Building a Strong Foundation

• Married to Cynthia for 23 years, raising three fantastic children – one a college student and two thriving in Midlothian ISD schools.
• Rooted in Midlothian for the past 6 years, actively engaged in the community.
• 24 years of experience in public education, encompassing diverse roles as a teacher, administrator, and central office leader.
• Vice-President of the North Texas Area Association of School Boards, bringing regional expertise and perspective.
• Bilingual in English and Spanish, values diversity and understanding for all families.

Proven Track Record "Promises Made Promises Kept"

• Approved many "District Firsts" such as the ROTC program, E-sports initiative, Officiating classes, Cyber-security, and other CTE courses.

• Championed increased local days for teachers and staff from three to five.
• Played a key role in the opening of Jean Coleman Elementary, investing in our future generation
• Instrumental in developing the district's first "Balanced Scorecard” a management tool used to track Midlothian ISD’s performance by measuring the district priorities .
• Advocated for lowering taxes, demonstrating fiscal responsibility.  Never supported a tax increase!

• Consistently fought for staff pay raises and benefits.
• Supported gender-specific dress codes
• Supported higher salaries and benefits for MISD employees
• Led a successful effort to remove sexually explicit books from MISD libraries
• Overcame strong opposition to secure a stipend for special education teachers from $0 to $2500.
• Actively present at district events, demonstrating passion and engagement with our community.
• "Trustee with the most training hours" for the past three years, prioritizing continuous learning and improvement. (159 hours)
• Served on key committees, including Governance, Curriculum, and the City/District Joint Committee, providing diverse perspectives and collaborative leadership.
• Currently serving as Board Secretary
• Worked in the rigorous process of hiring new Superintendent Dr. David Belding.

Education

• Bachelor's Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Texas A&M International University
• Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from Dallas Baptist University
• Current student at Region 4, Superintendent Program. 

Eduardo understands school business, operations, law and will always be an advocate for public education.

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MISD seeks balance with approved tax rate  

On the other end, board secretary Eduardo Gonzalez supported Option 4, which provided the most relief to taxpayers while still providing for some defeasement. Option 4 had a lower tax rate of $1.2446 while still providing an excess collection of $4.6 million for debt service.

                                        -Midlothian Mirror- September 29, 2022

                                      Endorsements

Brian Harrison-State Representative

Bob Robinson (Former Midlothian City Council)

Doug Hunt- Ovilla City Councilman

Louis Ponder- Ellis County Commissioner

Maurice Osborn (Former Midlothian Mayor)

Walter Darrach (Former Midlothian City Council)

Dan Altman

Ed & Trish Harrison

Dan & Judie Burnham

Julissa & José Villa

George & Linda Ricks

Macie Veracruz

Christian & Monica Mote

Roshonda Dwight Blair (Educator)

Jonquez Moore (Educator)

Michelle Lynette 

Julie Hargrove (Retired Educator)

Erin Nickle

Sandi Ricci

Veronica Labron

Brandi & Jeremy Green

Jack Minix

Steve Cain (Educator)

Raymond Dominguez

Gabe & Lupe Saucedo

Glynda Isham (retired educator)

Kathie Garrett (retired educator)

Mike & Vickie Dillow

Jessenia Tello (Educator)

Joe Click & Alecia Click (Educator)

John Hodge & Karen Hodge (Educator)

Josh and Natalie Howard

Deedee Munoz (Retired Educator)

Jais Munoz 

Judy Bannister Patenaude 

Brenda Leonard (Business Owner)

Beth Buckmaster 

Glenys & Gunner Criscione 

Vince Segura

Edward & Kim Vanderveen

Jennifer Farmer Hudson 

Cheri Hakler Dauben (Retired Educator)

Ashley Collins

Abel Del Prado

Stacy Menefee Schaefer

Marian Rogers

Thomas and Elaine Sachell

Rose Mary Villarreal (Educator)

AmyJackson (Educator)

Diana Voda-Spohn

Ashley Brickett