Castleberry Independent School District Trustee, Place 2
Trustees are elected to specific positions but represent their entire independent school district and have the following responsibilities mandated by State and Federal laws: select and employ the superintendent, manage public schools, establish operating policies, monitor expenses, adopt and approve a budget, and adopt employment policies. Additionally, they have the authority to set tax rates, levy and collect taxes, buy and sell property, exercise eminent domain, accept donations, charge fees, and call bond elections. Trustees elect their own officers: President or Chair, (Vice president or vice chair), Secretary and Treasurer.
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Sydney Claridge
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Tracy Gallman
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Why are you running for school board trustee and how does your background prepare you for this office?
What is your position regarding ICE and Border Patrol agents having a presence on school campuses?
How would you ensure adequate, timely and comprehensive public input and transparency at School Board meetings?
What policies, procedures and guidelines would you support to address individual concerns about books and materials in schools?
What are the most critical issues facing your school district, and how will you address them?
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