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Monday, September 28, 2026
Doors Open at 11:00am
Parq Social (Facilities Resource, Inc.)
1641 Scottsdale Drive
MUST RSVP by September 23rd at 6PM*
This meeting is open to all Republican women and men.
ANNUAL LUNCH PASS members do not need to RSVP.
1641 Scottsdale Drive
MUST RSVP by September 23rd at 6PM*
This meeting is open to all Republican women and men.
ANNUAL LUNCH PASS members do not need to RSVP.
The Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) is the policy-making body of the Texas Education Agency (TEA), which coordinates all public educational activities and services except those of colleges and universities. The SBOE approves, on the recommendation of the commissioner of education, the plan of organization; adopts policies, rules, and regulations; approves budgets; executes contracts for the purchase of textbooks and instructional materials as recommended by the commissioner; directs the investment of the Permanent School Fund; passes on appeals made from the decisions of the commissioner; reviews the educational needs of the state; and evaluates programs under the direction of TEA. (Click HERE to learn more about SBOE.)
RSVP Pricing
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What's for Lunch?Loaded Bake Potato Bar!
Fluffy Baked Potatoes served with an assortment of toppings - Butter, Sour Cream, Green Onions, Cheddar Jack Cheese, Crumbled Smoked Bacon, Broccoli Florets, Brisket, Buffalo Chicken and Pulled Pork; Garden Salad, Assorted Mini Cheesecake Bites, with Fresh Brewed Tea and Sweet Tea. Catered by Shakers Catering |
Get to know our Guest Speaker
The product of a broken home, Tom Maynard rose above humble circumstances, growing up at Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch, northwest of Amarillo, and worked his way through Texas Tech University where he earned his degree and teacher certification.
Tom has been actively engaged in education as a parent, teacher, school board trustee and non-profit executive for more than 30 years. For 13 years, Tom worked in career and technical education as an agricultural science teacher and earned national recognition for innovative programs and student achievement. Maynard also served as executive director for the Texas FFA Association for 17 years, which is the nation’s largest state career and technical student organization with an overall membership of more than 118,000 students on more than 1,000 Texas campuses.
Tom is a member of the State Board of Education (SBOE), representing nearly 1.9 million Texans in District 10. As a member of the SBOE, Maynard has served as chair of the Committee on Instruction and is currently Chairman of the Permanent School Fund Corporation Board of Directors and the Committee on School Finance/Permanent School Fund. He also served on the board’s Ad Hoc Committee on the Long-Range Plan for Public Education and the Long-Range Steering Committee.
Tom Maynard is married to Freda, and they have five children and nine grandchildren. They reside in Williamson County. He and Freda operate a real estate appraisal firm and a small purebred livestock operation that leverages reproductive technologies.
Tom has been actively engaged in education as a parent, teacher, school board trustee and non-profit executive for more than 30 years. For 13 years, Tom worked in career and technical education as an agricultural science teacher and earned national recognition for innovative programs and student achievement. Maynard also served as executive director for the Texas FFA Association for 17 years, which is the nation’s largest state career and technical student organization with an overall membership of more than 118,000 students on more than 1,000 Texas campuses.
Tom is a member of the State Board of Education (SBOE), representing nearly 1.9 million Texans in District 10. As a member of the SBOE, Maynard has served as chair of the Committee on Instruction and is currently Chairman of the Permanent School Fund Corporation Board of Directors and the Committee on School Finance/Permanent School Fund. He also served on the board’s Ad Hoc Committee on the Long-Range Plan for Public Education and the Long-Range Steering Committee.
Tom Maynard is married to Freda, and they have five children and nine grandchildren. They reside in Williamson County. He and Freda operate a real estate appraisal firm and a small purebred livestock operation that leverages reproductive technologies.
(If you are a candidate for a Texas public office, you will be given up to one minute to introduce yourself at the end of the meeting. Federal candidates will be permitted to mention only their name and the office for which they are running.)
