Republican National Hispanic Assembly of FL Endorses Hayley Ross for School Board
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MIAMI - Floridant -- The Republican National Hispanic Assembly is pleased to announce their endorsement of Hayley Ross' candidacy for Miami Dade County School Board in District 3.

Barbara Casanova, 2nd Vice Chair for the RNHA FL, says, "It is our honor to support Hayley Ross's campaign. Hayley Ross is a common-sense voice in a sea of "Career Politicians" with no practical experience in our teachers' and parents' daily challenges. She is dedicated to protecting parents' rights, improving teacher resources, and focusing on age-appropriate curriculum that emphasizes the basics to keep our children competitive internationally."

Hayley taught for over 25 years. After retiring in 2015, she became guardian ad litem in Miami Dade County, representing children and their families through difficult times. As a parent and teacher, she became aware of all the aspects of family that impact our children's development. As a teacher, mother, and advocate, she has developed the skills necessary to serve our parents and children as their representative on the Miami-Dade school board and the strength of character to ensure they are adequately heard.

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ABOUT THE RNHA

The RNHA is an American political organization founded in 1967 that seeks to promote Hispanic American issues and interests within the Republican Party and the Party's interests and candidates within the Hispanic American population. The RNHA firmly stands for God, Family, and Country!

For more information, please contact Barbara Casanova, 2nd Vice President, Republican National Hispanic Assembly of Florida, Barbara@rnhaflorida.org.