Michelle Molina has 12 years of experience in Mid-Stream Energy as the Senior Vice President of Business Development for Fuel Me.  She is married to Armando Molina, principal of an LISD high school, with more than 20 years of experience in education.  She is the mother of three United ISD Muller Elementary students, age 10 Amanda Rae, Age 6 Zoe Sky, and Age 5 Xander Fox. Mrs. Molina is an autism mom and advocates for all students with special needs.  She is a Black Belt in Karate and provides instruction in martial arts at the Molina Institute of Martial Arts. She became a member of the United ISD School Board to bring positive change and to raise the expectations of accountability.   
“I want to have an open line of communication with community members, parents, and employees of the district. I want to be able to advocate for the best interest of all United ISD. I want to allocate resources strategically and provide systemic sustainable change.  My top priorities include school safety and mental health awareness to all stakeholders, academic progress to be able to close learning gaps, transparency, and integrity to always do what is right, financial stability to ensure accountability of district expenditures and resources, financial stability to ensure accountability of district expenditures and resources, and provide systemic sustainable change, management of day to day operations.”
Credit: Michelle Molina Website.
Michelle Molina represents the following schools: Fasken Elementary, Finley Elementary, Kazen Elementary, Muller Elementary, Clark Elementary, Nye Elementary, San Isidro Elementary, Washington Middle, Clark Middle, Herrera Middle, Trautmann Middle, Alexander 9th Grade, AHS, United HS/UHS 9th.
Schools with an asterisk are shared with other school board members.