The upcoming Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Board of Trustees election is drawing attention, notably with Senator Ted Cruz endorsing four candidates, including Christine Kalmbach, a signer of the TNM’s Texas First Pledge.

For the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM), education isn’t just about academics—it’s about preserving the essence of Texas for future generations. Local school districts have emerged as the battlegrounds where the narrative of our state’s future is shaped. The chapters of Texas’s next century will be penned within these classrooms. Should we allow the erosion of our cherished Texas values, we risk losing the very spirit of Texas itself. It’s paramount that we champion school board members ready and willing to defend and champion our Texan future.

Christine Kalmbach’s commitment to the Texas First Pledge underscores her steadfast loyalty to the Lone Star State. By pledging to prioritize Texas’s interests, recognizing the rights of Texans as delineated in Article 1 Section 2 of the Texas Constitution, and being open to the possibility of Texas reasserting its independence, Kalmbach exemplifies the values and principles that resonate deeply with many Texans.

Daniel Miller, President of the Texas Nationalist Movement, stated, “The TNM has always emphasized the role of education in shaping the future of Texas. Endorsements for candidates like Kalmbach, who resonate with our mission and values, highlight the significance of the upcoming elections. With individuals like Christine at the helm, we can ensure that Texas’s educational system reflects its people’s unique needs and aspirations.”

The decision of public figures, such as Senator Cruz, to endorse candidates who champion Texas-centric policies reflects the increasing importance of local governance in Texas’s ongoing dialogue about its identity and direction. As the Cypress-Fairbanks ISD election approaches, the spotlight remains on candidates who emphasize Texas-first policies and their potential impact on one of the state’s largest school districts.