Tarrant County School Board Races: Early Voting Starts

0:00Early voting started Monday in Taren County, letting folks get their say on school board races that could shake up leadership in Crowley. Castle Berry and white settlement districts around Fort Worth. With eight days to cast ballots before the May 2nd election, any registered voter can hit up polling spots countywide. In Crowley Independent School District, three candidates are battling for the open place, three seat left vacant after Mia Hall jumped to Fort Worth, City Council. Appointed incumbent Michael Lazick, a dad of three district kids and quality consultant, faces off against former board president Darrell Davis II, a pastor and workforce VP and Jacqueline Upshaw. Over in Castle Berry, ISD, longtime incumbent Tracy Gowman, a river oak's resident and ex-vice president, is defending her spot against Cindy Claridge, a district grad looking to step up. Meanwhile, white settlement ISD has two hot races, place six pitting incumbent Crystal Arnold against John Bradley, who's switching from place seven and the open place seven draws

1:02water treatment worker Michael Gutierrez and sales dad Bradley Hicks. These contests sit alongside city races, bonds and charter changes, but school boards are stealing the spotlight with their potential to shift local education paths. Angels run through April 28th with hours like 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on April 20th and 22nd through 24th, 7 a.m. To 7 p.m. on April 25th and 27th through 28th and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 26th, then its election day on May 2nd, so plan your move. You've been listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news.