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Dr. Sonia Jasso for NISD School Board District 2

A Commitment to Excellence, Equity, and Community.

Dedicated to Student Success.

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Dr. Sonia Jasso for School Board

My platform focuses on the key priorities that matter most to our students, educators, and families:

  • Student Achievement – Enhancing academic performance, expanding opportunities, and addressing diverse learning needs for all students.

  • Teacher & Staff Support and Retention – Prioritizing a living wage for all NISD teachers & educators (including bus drivers, custodians, instructional assistants, and cafeteria workers). Providing professional development opportunities and a positive work environment to attract and retain top educators.

  • School Safety – Strengthening security measures, expanding mental health resources for students and staff, and fostering a safe, positive school culture.

  • Fiscal Responsibility – Ensuring transparent budgeting and effectively allocating resources for maximum impact.

  • Community Engagement – Strengthening partnerships with parents, businesses, and community members to ensure district decisions reflect our shared values.

Dr. Sonia Jasso Experience

Dr. Sonia L. Jasso brings over a decade of dedicated service in educational leadership, with extensive experience in leadership roles that have shaped critical campus operations. Her expertise spans student services, academic affairs, enrollment management, community outreach, athletics, dual enrollment initiatives, international programs, student success and engagement initiatives, and campus-wide retention strategies.

As a proud first-generation college graduate, Dr. Jasso understands firsthand the transformative power of education. She is passionate about empowering individuals to reach their fullest potential, a commitment she carries into her role as the Director of High School Programs at Palo Alto College. In addition, she shares her knowledge as a faculty member in the School of Business and Leadership Programs at Our Lady of the Lake University and the School of Professional Studies at the University of the Incarnate Word.

Dr. Jasso’s dedication to education and community service extends beyond the classroom.

  • San Antonio Council on Alcohol and Drug Awareness

    • Board President October 2022- 2024

    • Development Chair October 2021-2023

    • Board Member Jan 2020 - Dec 2024

  • KLRN Community Advisor Board

    • Advisory Member Oct 2020 - Jul 2024

  • Texas Women in Higher Education (TWHE)

    • Board Member Oct 2019 - Sep 2024

  • City of San Antonio Affirmative Action Advisory Committee

    • Advisory Member Oct 2019 - Present

She holds a Ph.D. in Leadership Studies from Our Lady of the Lake University, a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from The University of Texas at San Antonio, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Texas Tech University.

Dr. Jasso’s personal and professional dedication continues to make a lasting impact on her community and the field of education. She is committed to fostering student achievement, supporting teachers and staff, ensuring school safety, promoting fiscal responsibility, and strengthening community engagement.

Empowering Education Together

Committed to excellence, equity, and community for every student’s success in our schools.

Advocacy for Students

Supporting initiatives that ensure every student achieves their full potential, regardless of their background.

Educator Support

Fostering a strong environment where educators are valued, supported, and empowered to inspire students.

Building Community Partnerships

Strengthening bonds between schools, families, and community organizations for collective student success.
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A diverse group of people are gathered for a protest or awareness event, holding various colorful signs advocating for disability rights and inclusion. Some signs have text promoting the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in sports and society, with messages like 'I want to turn my disability into ability' and 'Support Disability Rights.' The participants appear engaged and passionate about the cause.
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A group of people are gathered, holding signs with messages advocating for school safety and emphasizing the importance of learning over lockdowns. The signs are decorated with colorful messages and signatures. One person wearing a blue mask has a braid and wears a cap. The background shows a grassy area with more people.

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Celebrating excellence, equity, and community in education together.

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A poster is pasted on a rough, beige wall. The text on the poster is in Italian, emphasizing the importance of social interaction and relationships in education. It calls for more open schools with additional teachers and classrooms, and ends with a hashtag.
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A black and white poster is taped to a pole, containing text about ways to help social justice causes. The poster mentions donating to various funds, signing petitions, getting educated on issues, and using personal privilege to speak up.
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A group of people gathered around a person holding a sign with multiple options, such as education and feminism, written on it. The focus is on the interaction and communication among the individuals.
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A white baseball cap with the words 'Voices of Autism' embroidered in green alongside a logo featuring a stylized person and airplane. The cap is placed on a textured, purple surface, with part of a brown paper bag visible in the background.
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