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Je Vaughn Show with Guest Host Z and Special Guest Alex Cornwallis
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Alex Cornwallis is a lifelong advocate for education. Alex's earliest attempt to help his community in the education arena was in high school when Alex created his version of guide notes for his fellow students who didn't have the means to afford study guides for the standardized subject exams. And ever since then, he has never stopped helping others to remove barriers to gaining and excelling in education.
Alex lives in Prosper, TX, with his wife and five children attending the public school in Prosper, ISD. He works for a high-tech industry as a senior cloud computing architect to support his family.
Among many other philanthropic and educational causes and membership that Alex is a part of, some of the few mentions are his active membership in the Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) and membership and ally of the Texas Association of Gifted and Talented. Alex holds a Master's Degree in Software Systems from Saint Thomas University and holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Augsburg University.
Alex believes that the State Board of Education members can do more than stated in their job description. When Alex gets elected to the State Board of Education, he will work diligently at the state level to secure and work with the legislative branch to provide FULL funding for public education. Additionally, Alex has started conversations with our current friendly members of Congress to secure funds for public education at a federal level. What sets Alex apart from his opponent is that he can hit the ground running when elected.
If you live anywhere in Collin county or North Dallas county or north Denton county or anywhere within the district you can vote for Alex to be your voice in Austin.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/idream/support137 episodes
Manage episode 346379021 series 2311723
Alex Cornwallis is a lifelong advocate for education. Alex's earliest attempt to help his community in the education arena was in high school when Alex created his version of guide notes for his fellow students who didn't have the means to afford study guides for the standardized subject exams. And ever since then, he has never stopped helping others to remove barriers to gaining and excelling in education.
Alex lives in Prosper, TX, with his wife and five children attending the public school in Prosper, ISD. He works for a high-tech industry as a senior cloud computing architect to support his family.
Among many other philanthropic and educational causes and membership that Alex is a part of, some of the few mentions are his active membership in the Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) and membership and ally of the Texas Association of Gifted and Talented. Alex holds a Master's Degree in Software Systems from Saint Thomas University and holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Augsburg University.
Alex believes that the State Board of Education members can do more than stated in their job description. When Alex gets elected to the State Board of Education, he will work diligently at the state level to secure and work with the legislative branch to provide FULL funding for public education. Additionally, Alex has started conversations with our current friendly members of Congress to secure funds for public education at a federal level. What sets Alex apart from his opponent is that he can hit the ground running when elected.
If you live anywhere in Collin county or North Dallas county or north Denton county or anywhere within the district you can vote for Alex to be your voice in Austin.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/idream/support137 episodes
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