HONORING MANSFIELD ISD’S DEDICATED
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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n Texas, more than 5.3 million students rely
on public schools to help them prepare for the
future. To advocate for these children, locally
elected trustees work hard to ensure students
are given the best education possible.
encourage everyone to join me in celebrating
the seven devoted members of our MISD school
board.”
The men and women of the Mansfield ISD
school board are (in order from left to right
below):
School board members are volunteers who
donate hours of their time each month to
keep students first. They are also required to
complete a certain amount of training hours
each year.
• Karen Marcucci, President (Place 5)
• Courtney Lackey Wilson,
Vice President (Place 7)
• Michelle Newsom, Secretary (Place 1)
January is School Board Recognition Month,
and Mansfield ISD is joining school districts
all across the state to honor the countless
contributions of these advocates for Texas
students and public schools.
• Desiree Thomas (Place 2)
• Randall Canedy (Place 3)
• Raul Gonzalez (Place 4)
• Darrell Sneed (Place 6)
“Mansfield ISD is truly blessed to have a school
board that always works together to ensure that
our students receive the best education, that
our staff members receive the best support and
that the needs of the community are met,” said
Superintendent Dr. Jim Vaszauskas. “We are
grateful for the time they selflessly put in every
day; and during this month of recognition, I
The theme for this year’s School Board
Recognition Month is “planting seeds of
success.” MISD schools will be honoring the
trustees by hosting adoption days, in which a
board member will be invited to a school as a
special guest of honor.
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