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Richard Cantu

Currently holds the office of Harris County Board of Education - Position 3 (At Large) until December 31, 2030.

Candidate for Harris County Board of Education - Position 3 (At Large) in 2024 Texas General Election.

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About Richard Cantu

Professional Experience
Hawes Hill and Associates, Executive Director (2022 - Present)
Harris County Department of Education, Boardmember (2022 - Present)
Harris County Department of Education, Trustee (2022 - Present)
East Aldine District, Director of Services / Deputy Executive Director (2008 - 2022)
Houston, Parks and Recreation Department
Houston, Mayor’s Office
Baker-Ripley, Executive Level Position
East Aldine Management District, Deputy Director
Mayor’s Citizens’ Assistance Office, Director
Degrees
Master's, University of St. Thomas, Public Administration (2014)
Master's, University of St. Thomas, Public Administration (2014)
Bachelor's, University of Houston, Political Science (1994)
Associate's, Houston Community College, Government (1991)

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Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Harris County Board of Education - Position 3 (At Large) in Texas General Election
Harris County Board of Education - Position 3 (At Large) in Texas Primary Election
Houston City Council - Position 3 (At Large) in Texas General Runoff Election
Houston City Council - Position 3 (At Large) in Texas Consolidated General Election
Harris County Board of Education - Position 3 (At Large) in Texas 2018 General Election

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