##### Education

My educational journey reflects a lifelong commitment to mastering complex systems and ethical leadership:

  * Ph.D. Candidate (Public Administration: Law & Public Policy) – Walden University
  * Masters (Computer Management Information Systems) – Harvard University
  * M.Div. & M.A. (Social Justice) – Loyola University Chicago
  * Master of Public Health (MPH) – Walden University

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I am deeply committed to the integrity, safety, and future of the North East Independent School District. My connection to NEISD is personal; my son is a proud graduate of Castle Hills Elementary and the STEM Academy. During those years, I was actively involved in supporting our youth as a local Cubmaster. Those firsthand experiences as an NEISD parent and volunteer fueled my dedication to ensuring every student in our community has access to a world-class education.

Michael Wulczyn

Mike A. Wulczyn has a Master of Divinity and a master's degree in social justice from Loyola University Chicago, a master's degree in computer management information systems from Harvard University, and a Master of Public Health from Walden University. He is a PhD candidate in public administration, with a focus on law and public policy, at Walden University. He was a local Cubmaster during the years his son attended Castle Hills Elementary and the STEM Academy.

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##### Employment & Professional Experience

I bring forty years of aggregate experience in high-stakes environments to this role:

  * 10 Years in Public Safety: Served as a Law Enforcement Officer and Intelligence Officer for a Federal agency, focusing on risk assessment and systemic integrity.
  * 30 Years in High-Level IT: I have designed global networks for Fortune 500 companies, specializing in the complex integration of modern network architecture with legacy mid-range and mainframe systems.
  * 10 Years in Risk Management: Worked as an Insurance Investigator specialized in forensic auditing and systemic accountability.
  * Educator: Served as a Program Chair and Adjunct Instructor, providing a direct perspective on the needs of educators and students.
  * Military Service: Proud veteran of the U.S. Navy, Advanced Electronics and Systems Specialist

Mike A. Wulczyn has worked as a law enforcement officer and intelligence officer for a federal agency, an insurance investigator, a program chair, and an adjunct instructor. He has also worked in information technology, designing networks for Fortune 500 companies, and served in the U.S. Navy as an advanced electronics and systems specialist.

Mike has worked as a law enforcement officer and intelligence officer for a federal agency, an insurance investigator, a program chair, and an adjunct instructor. He has also worked in information technology, designing networks for Fortune 500 companies, and served in the U.S. Navy as an advanced electronics and systems specialist.

Michael Wulczyn
Trustee, District 3
Email address: m-wulcz@neisd.net
North East Independent School District
(210) 407-0000
(Fax)8961 Tesoro Drive
San Antonio, TX 78217

Mike serves as a trustee for North East Independent School District’s District 3.

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School Curriculum

#### Restoring Fiscal Sanity:

###### Closing the $18M+ Deficit
With an $18+ million deficit looming, "business as usual" is no longer an option. Our students deserve a budget that prioritizes the classroom over administrative bloat, I will apply a rigorous, line-item approach to district spending to eliminate waste, balance the scales, and ensure that every taxpayer dollar is an investment in our children's future.

Mike Wulczyn, a 34-year resident of District 3 and NEISD parent, said he would push the district to comply with state laws to maintain local control and avert a TEA takeover in its fight over the student cellphone policy. Running to be a "voice of reason" on the NEISD board, Wulczyn said his main focus is restoring fiscal balance through line-item forensic auditing to eliminate waste and reduce what he characterizes as administrative bloat.

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Plans to use line-item spending reviews to eliminate waste and prioritize classroom spending over administrative spending.

- Plans to use line-item spending reviews to eliminate waste and prioritize classroom spending over administrative spending.

School Facilities & Resources

#### Dedicated Advocacy:

###### Empowering Teachers & Students
A thriving district starts with supported educators and safe, focused classrooms. I advocate for competitive compensation to retain our best teachers and innovative solutions like geofencing for cell phone management to restore the learning environment. By bridging the gap between administration and the classroom, we can ensure both students and teachers have the tools they need to succeed.

Advocates for cellphone geofencing to help restore a focused classroom learning environment.

Plans to press the district to comply with state laws governing its student cellphone policy to maintain local control.

- Advocates for cellphone geofencing to help restore a focused classroom learning environment.
- Plans to press the district to comply with state laws governing its student cellphone policy to maintain local control.

Student Wellbeing

Advocates for competitive teacher compensation to help retain teachers.

- Advocates for competitive teacher compensation to help retain teachers.

Teachers

My connection to NEISD is personal; my son is a proud graduate of Castle Hills Elementary and the STEM Academy. During those years, I was actively involved in supporting our youth as a local Cubmaster. Those firsthand experiences as an NEISD parent and volunteer fueled my dedication to ensuring every student in our community has access to a world-class education.

Supports ensuring every student in the community has access to a world-class education.

- Supports ensuring every student in the community has access to a world-class education.

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- A trustee is an elected member of a local school board who helps govern a public school district.

- Trustees represent community interests and are responsible for setting policies that guide how the school district operates.

- The board of trustees hires and evaluates the superintendent, who manages the day-to-day operations of the district.

- Trustees approve the district’s budget, monitor spending, and may set the local tax rate or call for bond elections to fund schools.

- The board also oversees educational programs, district goals, and overall performance.

- In Texas, trustees are elected to four-year terms, often on a rotating basis, so not all seats are elected at the same time.

- Trustees serve without financial compensation.

An official who sets policy for a local school district. 