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Staci Childs

Currently holds the office of Texas State Board of Education - District 4 until January 8, 2029.

Candidate for Texas House of Representatives - District 131 in 2026 Texas Primary Runoff Election.

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Staci Childs

Texas State Board of Education - District 4

About Staci Childs

Professional Experience
Texas State Board of Education, Boardmember - District 4 (2022 - Present)
Sunnyside Legal Clinic, PLLC., Managing Attorney (2021 - Present)
GirlTalk University, Chief Executive Officer (2014 - Present)
Office of the Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General (2019 - 2020)
Teach For America, Teacher (2013 - 2016)
Degrees
JD, Texas Southern University (2018)
Master's, Georgia State University, Social Foundations of Education (2011)
Bachelor's, Hampton University, Psychology and Spanish (2009)

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Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Texas House of Representatives - District 131 in Texas Primary Runoff Election
Texas House of Representatives - District 131 in Texas Primary Election
Texas State Board of Education - District 4 in Texas General Election
Texas State Board of Education - District 4 in Texas Primary Election
Texas State Board of Education - District 4 in Texas General Election

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