Midland ISD
Vote for oneResearched · fact-checked3-way race
On ballot as
La'Toya Mayberry
Nickolas Joel Jasso
Karl Boroski
Current role
Owner, Toya's Precious Jewels Academy (child care); pastor, Community Worship Center
Territory Sales Manager, Guidant Measurement (per campaign)
Executive director, Rope Youth (Midland nonprofit)
Background
- Midland High School graduate
- 17 years in early childhood education (per KOSA and campaign)
- Pastor, Community Worship Center (13 years), with her husband
- Midland native
- Monahans High School graduate (per campaign)
- Attended The University of Texas Permian Basin (per campaign)
- Career "spans technical field service, analytical instrumentation, and regional sales leadership" (per campaign)
- Raised in Monahans
- Son has attended Midland ISD schools in District 5 since kindergarten (per candidate, to KOSA)
- Executive director, Rope Youth, Midland-based nonprofit (15 years; per KOSA, September 2026)
Experience
- Member, Texas Workforce Board (second term); its first childcare representative (per KOSA and campaign)
- Commissioner, Midland Housing Authority
- Midland Chamber of Commerce Board member (recently elected)
- Testimony for Senate Bill 462 (childcare scholarships for childcare workers), Texas House and Senate committees (2025)
Not found
Not found
Top priorities
- Campaign site: "Running to give parents a voice, improve student outcomes and retain experienced teachers."
- Campaign site: "wants more children to enter kindergarten ready to learn and continue meeting grade-level expectations"
- To KOSA: "We have to find a way to retain the teachers we have and make their work environment better."
- Campaign site: wants the district "to communicate more clearly with parents and taxpayers about where money is being spent"
- Campaign site lists five priorities, beginning with "Classroom outcomes & student readiness"
- Campaign site: "Supporting & retaining teachers"
- Campaign site: "Fiscal responsibility"
- Campaign site: "Safe, focused learning environments"
- Campaign site: "Real options for struggling learners"
- To KOSA: "Get kids in the school, feed these kids, and then mentor these kids and make sure they have somebody in their life."
- To KOSA: "I'll be accessible. I'll go to schools, I'll find out what the problem is, and I'll make this a full-time effort."
Tidbits
- Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
- Library books: No public statement found
- School funding and bonds: Campaign site: wants the district "to communicate more clearly with parents and taxpayers about where money is being spent, why decisions are made and how those decisions affect students"
- Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
- Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
- Library books: Campaign site: parents should "have a say in what their own child can check out"; "I'm not interested in banning books just because somebody disagrees with an opinion"
- School funding and bonds: Campaign site: "I will demand clear value, transparent budgets, and responsible stewardship so resources are directed toward classrooms and student outcomes."
- Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
- Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
- Library books: No public statement found
- School funding and bonds: No public statement found
- Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
None found in our research
None found in our research
- On ballot as
- La'Toya Mayberry
- Current role
- Owner, Toya's Precious Jewels Academy (child care); pastor, Community Worship Center
- Background
- Midland High School graduate
- 17 years in early childhood education (per KOSA and campaign)
- Pastor, Community Worship Center (13 years), with her husband
- Midland native
- Experience
- Member, Texas Workforce Board (second term); its first childcare representative (per KOSA and campaign)
- Commissioner, Midland Housing Authority
- Midland Chamber of Commerce Board member (recently elected)
- Testimony for Senate Bill 462 (childcare scholarships for childcare workers), Texas House and Senate committees (2025)
- Top priorities
- Campaign site: "Running to give parents a voice, improve student outcomes and retain experienced teachers."
- Campaign site: "wants more children to enter kindergarten ready to learn and continue meeting grade-level expectations"
- To KOSA: "We have to find a way to retain the teachers we have and make their work environment better."
- Campaign site: wants the district "to communicate more clearly with parents and taxpayers about where money is being spent"
- Tidbits
- Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
- Library books: No public statement found
- School funding and bonds: Campaign site: wants the district "to communicate more clearly with parents and taxpayers about where money is being spent, why decisions are made and how those decisions affect students"
- Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- mayberryformisd.com
Nickolas Joel Jasso
Nonpartisan- On ballot as
- Nickolas Joel Jasso
- Current role
- Territory Sales Manager, Guidant Measurement (per campaign)
- Background
- Monahans High School graduate (per campaign)
- Attended The University of Texas Permian Basin (per campaign)
- Career "spans technical field service, analytical instrumentation, and regional sales leadership" (per campaign)
- Raised in Monahans
- Son has attended Midland ISD schools in District 5 since kindergarten (per candidate, to KOSA)
- Experience
- Not found
- Top priorities
- Campaign site lists five priorities, beginning with "Classroom outcomes & student readiness"
- Campaign site: "Supporting & retaining teachers"
- Campaign site: "Fiscal responsibility"
- Campaign site: "Safe, focused learning environments"
- Campaign site: "Real options for struggling learners"
- Tidbits
- Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
- Library books: Campaign site: parents should "have a say in what their own child can check out"; "I'm not interested in banning books just because somebody disagrees with an opinion"
- School funding and bonds: Campaign site: "I will demand clear value, transparent budgets, and responsible stewardship so resources are directed toward classrooms and student outcomes."
- Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- jassofor5.com
Karl Boroski
Nonpartisan- On ballot as
- Karl Boroski
- Current role
- Executive director, Rope Youth (Midland nonprofit)
- Background
- Executive director, Rope Youth, Midland-based nonprofit (15 years; per KOSA, September 2026)
- Experience
- Not found
- Top priorities
- To KOSA: "Get kids in the school, feed these kids, and then mentor these kids and make sure they have somebody in their life."
- To KOSA: "I'll be accessible. I'll go to schools, I'll find out what the problem is, and I'll make this a full-time effort."
- Tidbits
- Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
- Library books: No public statement found
- School funding and bonds: No public statement found
- Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
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