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Terri Leo-Wilson Quotes

born 1960 United States

‎Terri Leo-Wilson (born January 3, 1960) is an American businesswoman and politician. She is the Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives for District 23, including Texas City, Chambers County, and nearly half of Galveston County.

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I’ve always had a really strong sense of justice.

The curriculum is what every student must know at the end of each grade level.

The board still writes those, and we have fairly good, sound standards.

Moving to the beach is something I had always wanted to do.

Give the elected body the authority to write content standards for textbooks.

There’s so many things to do from rallies to great restaurants.

When they write bills over here in the House that affect curriculum, but they don’t affect instructional materials, you’ve got a problem.

My daughters all grew up to be minimalists unlike myself.

Is the piece that governed over instructional materials.

The State Board of Education has authority over curriculum, but they don’t any longer have authority over the content in instructional materials.

We are just very happy to have made the move.

I’d go down to my little beach house every chance I could and spent my summers there with my kids,.

I can’t buy another item for this house, I already have everything I need.

We love the coastal vibe and we love the history here in Galveston.

I’ve tried to get it passed as a citizen, and now I’m trying to get it passed as a legislator.

Elected board members are beholden to the voters, unlike bureaucratic state agency employees.

My daughters tease me about my shrine to them.

You don’t have true representation without fair elections.

They worked with the majority of the board when things were wrong in their textbooks.

They were motivated in the end by money.

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Terri Leo-Wilson (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.