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Are you considering becoming a Candidate for Katy ISD or local elections? What better way to serve your community with a true direct impact.

Reach out to us admin@familyvaluesfirstcoalition.org and we can schedule a meeting as well as connect you with past school board members, past local officials, and local community leaders. This will allow you to meet influential community members and allow you to truly discern if this is the right move for you.

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We need leaders! When Families Lead, Schools Thrive

Parents and grandparents understand how local decisions shape classrooms, neighborhoods, and futures. Family voices on school boards and city offices keep policy grounded in real life. Family Values Coalition trains, equips, and connects these leaders across Greater Katy.

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Share how you hope to serve, and we’ll follow up with coaching, training options, and local introductions.

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