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Scott Martindale
NONPARTISAN
Scott Martindale is running for Texas Trustee, Carroll ISD.
Personal background
Scott Martindale is from Brownwood, Texas. He has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Abilene Christian University, a master's degree in counseling and human development from Hardin-Simmons University, and an MBA in marketing from Keller Graduate School of Management. He lives with his wife, Vanessa, and their four sons in Southlake. He attends Victory Church in Grapevine.
Political background
Scott Martindale's campaign for Carroll ISD School Board Member, Place 3 is his first entry into politics.
School Curriculum
Opposes laws or mandates that push critical race theory, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion programs, or gender ideology into schools.
Believes classrooms should focus on "timeless knowledge and skills rather than temporary political movements."
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School Facilities & Resources
Supports making "wise, revenue-producing, infrastructure investments and improvements that benefit all students and add lasting value to our district."
Supports changing the funding formula to allocate resources based on enrollment.
Supports adequate funding, proper staffing, and necessary resources for special education programs.
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Student Wellbeing
Opposes "policies that put boys in girls’ sports or locker rooms" and "teachers being forced to use pronouns that contradict biology."
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Teachers
Believes in improving the hiring process to attract top educators, coaches, and leaders to Carroll ISD, using "competitive strategies, streamlined processes, and creating environments where professionals thrive."
Supports reducing paperwork burdens, providing meaningful professional development, celebrating teacher achievements, and creating collaborative environments where teachers feel valued and appreciated.
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Access to Education
Opposes school voucher programs that redirect taxpayer dollars away from public education.
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