Rep. Terri Leo Wilson Appointed to Public Education and Intergovernmental Affairs Committees

  (Austin, TX) – State Representative Terri Leo Wilson has been appointed by Speaker Dustin Burrows to serve  on the Public Education Committee and the Intergovernmental Affairs Committee, as well as the  Intergovernmental Affairs Permanent Standing Subcommittee on State-Federal Relations. These  appointments position Rep. Leo Wilson to be a strong advocate for Texas students, parents, and local  governments while ensuring the state’s interests remain a priority in federal affairs. 

  A lifelong educator, Rep. Leo Wilson has dedicated her career to advancing quality education in Texas. She  holds undergraduate degrees in Elementary and Special Education and a Master’s in Educational  Administration. Before her election to the Texas House, she served on the State Board of Education, playing a  pivotal role in shaping curriculum standards and championing parental rights in education. 

  “I am honored to serve on these critical committees, where I can continue my work to protect parental rights,  improve educational outcomes, and strengthen Texas’ position in intergovernmental affairs,” stated Rep. Terri  Leo Wilson. “As a former teacher and member of the State Board of Education, I understand the challenges  facing our students and educators. I look forward to working with my colleagues to ensure that Texas schools  reflect the values of our communities and that our state maintains a strong voice at both the local and national  levels.” 

  Rep. Leo Wilson’s appointment to the Public Education Committee will allow her to directly impact policies  affecting Texas schools, including curriculum, school choice, and teacher retention. Meanwhile, her role on the  Intergovernmental Affairs Committee and its State-Federal Relations Subcommittee will enable her to advocate  for Texas’ interests in matters of governance, infrastructure, and economic development.