IT executive. From website: "As the son of an educator, a father, and an employer, John knows that a strong education is key to preparing our next generation to succeed. John will fight to increase funding for local schools and put money directly into our classrooms where it belongs." As the son of a retired public school principal, I am committed to improving the quality of our education system. In order to break the cycle of poverty, we must have an educated workforce to attract high paying jobs to the district.
John is committed to strengthening our schools and supporting our teachers so they can help our kids develop the job skills needed to break cycles of poverty, bring good jobs to our district, and lower the tax burden on our families. Support Public Education Fully Fund Public Schools As the son of a lifelong educator, John knows that a quality education is key to preparing our next generation to succeed. John will push to increase funding for local schools and put money directly into our classrooms where it belongs. Protect Children from Radical Transgender Ideology John Lujan knows that gender confusion is the last thing we need to be piling onto our kids. He will fight the federal agenda of indoctrinating children with transgender ideology and will never allow drag shows or transgender studies in our schools. ? Access to Higher Education As a member of the Higher Education committee, John will continue to work with local colleges and trade schools to provide opportunities for young students for future success.
2025
Voted FOR Vouchers (SB 2)
Voted against the amendment to remove vouchers from HB 1 (pro-voucher vote, special session 4 - 2023)
Voted For SB 763 - Allows schools to employ Chaplains without any degree or certifications
Voted FOR HB 3708 - $1500 Allotment per UIL Activity for each non enrolled student to allow them to participate in UIL activities
Per HD 118 Debate:
"I am determined to work extremely hard on this.. and if we can untie school funding from ESAs, then we should."
"Vouchers don't bother me because the culture in thriving school districts is what makes them great." Adds that there must be acceptable accountability measures in an ESA program.
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