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In fourth grade, Bush couldn't read. A teacher figured out it was dyslexia and refused to give up on her — and that one teacher is the reason she graduated, went to college, and has spent 25 years in Texas classrooms doing the same for other kids.
She's taught theater, speech and career-tech, been a college-readiness counselor, and run two education foundations that raise money for public schools in Pflugerville and Bastrop. She won a six-way primary with 61 percent. The board she's running for decides what every Texas public school has to teach — and it's the board that voted 8 to 7 in 2024 to put Bible-infused reading lessons in front of kindergartners. Bush's stand: curriculum "grounded in facts, not ideology," written with teachers in the room, and no blank check for charter schools that drain money from the public ones.
