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Dr. Darlene Breaux: A Visionary Champion for Education and Equity ...

Darlene Breaux is from Parkersburg, West Virginia. She has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Texas Southern University, a master's degree in educational management from the University of Houston-Clear Lake, and a doctorate in education from Abilene Christian University.

Darlene currently works as a program director at Abilene Christian University and as the founder and chief executive officer of Insight Ed. Consulting. She previously worked as the director of the research and evaluation institute at the Harris County Department of Education, principal at Arrow Academy, an intervention coordinator at the Alief Independent School District, and as a kindergarten and first grade teacher.

Darlene Breaux is currently a member of the Alief Independent School District Board of Trustees representing Position 4. She was first elected in 2017 and is currently serving her second term. She is president of the board of trustees.

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Darlene currently serves as a member of the Alief Independent School District board. She was first elected in 2017 and is serving her third term.

Said "I believe in creating pathways to opportunity by strengthening small businesses, expanding workforce training, and investing in infrastructure that protects families and supports growth."

Supports increasing access to affordable housing with homebuyer support, while preserving existing communities.

Supports investing in infrastructure, such as flood prevention and drainage, power grid upgrades, and safe streets.

- Supports fiscal responsibility.
- Said "I believe in creating pathways to opportunity by strengthening small businesses, expanding workforce training, and investing in infrastructure that protects families and supports growth."
- Supports increasing access to affordable housing with homebuyer support, while preserving existing communities.
- Supports investing in infrastructure, such as flood prevention and drainage, power grid upgrades, and safe streets.

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Supports increasing access to healthcare.

Supports increasing access to mental health services and protecting preventative care.

- Supports increasing access to healthcare.
- Supports increasing access to mental health services and protecting preventative care.

Healthcare

Supports providing resources for historically underserved students.

Said "I have fought for fully funded public education because schools are more than buildings; they are places of safety, opportunity, and hope."

Supports funding schools fairly, supporting teachers, and providing learning support.

- Supports providing resources for historically underserved students.
- Said "I have fought for fully funded public education because schools are more than buildings; they are places of safety, opportunity, and hope."
- Supports funding schools fairly, supporting teachers, and providing learning support.

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Darlene Breaux

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Darlene is a faculty member. She works at Abilene Christian University, where she designs programs to support student development and advance the university’s Christian service and leadership mission.

Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Darlene Breaux | Abilene Christian University

Darlene Breaux’s campaign for Texas State Representative, District 149, Democratic Primary is her first entry into politics.

Supports fiscal responsibility and safeguarding taxpayer investments.

Supports providing resources for historically underserved students to promote equity in education.

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