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Raul (Neto) Longoria earned a bachelor's degree in business and a master's degree in public affairs from the University of Texas at Ausin.

Neto is a bilingual special education teacher and parent support specialist. He works in the Texas public school system. He previously worked as a canvasser.

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Neto works as a community canvasser for a worker's advocacy organization. He was previously a bilingual special education teacher and parent support specialist in the Texas public school system. 

Neto Longoria's campaign for Texas State Board of Education Member, District 5, Democratic Primary.

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Wants students to have strong literacy in all subjects.

Believes in artificial intelligence that supports learning, without replacing teachers.

Thinks students should have a curriculum that "prepares students for life, not just for tests."

- Wants students to have strong literacy in all subjects.
- Believes in artificial intelligence that supports learning, without replacing teachers.
- Thinks students should have a curriculum that "prepares students for life, not just for tests."

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As of January 22, 2026, Raul (Neto) Longoria did not have a website or any information online.

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Aims to give students accessibility to curriculum with translated materials and interpretation.

- Aims to give students accessibility to curriculum with translated materials and interpretation.

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- Members of the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) set statewide education policy, including approving graduation requirements, selecting textbooks and instructional materials, overseeing the state’s Permanent School Fund, and approving or vetoing charter school applications. 
- Board members participate in rule-making, review and adopt academic standards, and offer final approval on educator certification and other statewide education regulations. 
- SBOE members are elected from geographically defined “education districts.” Under normal circumstances, they serve staggered four-year terms.
- Serving on the board does not pay a salary, but members may be reimbursed for expenses incurred while doing board business.