15 SBOE Districts

Texas is divided into 15 geographic areas called Districts. Each district elects one person to serve a four year term. The elections are partisan requiring Republican and Democratic candidates to run in their own primary held on the first Tuesday in March. The winners of the primaries run in the general election held on the first Tuesday in November.

Rebecca lives in and will be running for the District 10 seat.

SBOE District 10 Map

The State Board of Education, District 10 encompasses 16 counties including: Austin, Bastrop, Burleson, Colorado, DeWitt, Fayette, Gonzales, Lavaca, Lee, Milam, Waller, Washington and Williamson, as well as parts of Brazoria, Fort Bend and Travis.

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Speaking Out & Showing Up

"For District 10, we endorse Republican Rebecca Osborne, a teacher in the Round Rock school district. It would be a refreshing change to have someone on the board who could give a contemporary classroom perspective. In addition to college preparation, she wants schools to offer career and vocational instruction for students who decide to go directly to jobs after high school."


Teacher takes on 'Goliaths'
Teacher takes on two opponents as she aims to speak for the school children of Texas [full story here]



Osborne seeks state board of education seat
Fort Bend Herald Staff introduces Republican educator Rebecca Osborne [full story here]



Three GOP Candidates for State Board of Education
Osborne seen as the experienced educator by American Statesman [full story here]



Teacher to Run for State Board of Education
McNeil High School teacher Rebecca Osborne says it's time to put an educator on the State Board of Education.. [full story here]