Trustee Erica Davis
EQUALITY IN EDUCATION FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
1st African-American Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st African-American Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
Re-Elect Dr. Erica Davis - Harris County Department of Education Trustee
The election is approaching, and students still experience profound inequities in our educational system. These aren't just statistics—they're our children, our neighbors, our future.
The numbers tell a devastating story: Nearly 85 percent of teenagers in the juvenile
Re-Elect Dr. Erica Davis - Harris County Department of Education Trustee
The election is approaching, and students still experience profound inequities in our educational system. These aren't just statistics—they're our children, our neighbors, our future.
The numbers tell a devastating story: Nearly 85 percent of teenagers in the juvenile justice system are functionally illiterate. Seven out of 10 adult prisoners cannot read above a fourth-grade level. Dropouts make up 90 percent of Americans on welfare and 75 percent of food stamp recipients.
This is not acceptable. And I refuse to accept it.
WHY I'M RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
Four years ago, I ran for the Harris County Department of Education Board because educational disparities were tearing our communities apart. Achievement gaps had existed for generations, patched over with temporary solutions that never addressed root causes.
Today, I'm running for re-election because the work isn't finished.
In my first term, I've fought alongside my colleagues to transform HCDE from an agency fighting for survival into a powerhouse serving over 100,000 students across Harris County. But there's more work to do—and I know exactly how to do it.
MY STORY IS YOUR STORY
I grew up in Sunnyside and Acres Homes—neighborhoods facing challenges in crime, economic development, public transportation, and access to healthy food. Where flooding and trash became accepted as normal. Where my mother worried every single day about my safety.
I understand why my mother made the impossible choice not to enroll me in the school within walking distance from our house. Instead, she sent me to Duchesne Academy, a private Catholic school more than 45 minutes away—a decision that came with crushing sacrifices.
She fought through economic hardships to rent a laptop and buy used uniforms. She shouldn't have had to make that choice.
At Duchesne, I saw the stark inequities: different class sizes, homework requirements, uniform rules. Lunch choices. School environments. Resources my childhood friends would never access—not because they were less deserving, but because their zip codes determined their opportunities.
That's why I'm here. That's why I'm still fighting.
My mother taught me that education is the great equalizer—but only if we equalize access to education first.
1st African-American Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st African-American Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st African-American Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on t
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on the Harris County Department of Education Board and is the Chairwoman of Governmental Affairs.
“The community I know in this day and time wants to see change and not just hear about change,” stated Constable Rosen. While former Sheriff Adrian Garcia, now Commissioner, pioneered the role by appointing the first Chief of Staff in local law enforcement, Constable Alan Rosen took the historic step further by emphasizing the importance of diversity at the leadership level. The appointment reflects his commitment to ensuring leadership positions reflect the community they serve.
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st African-American Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on t
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on the Harris County Department of Education Board and is the Chairwoman of Governmental Affairs.
“The community I know in this day and time wants to see change and not just hear about change,” stated Constable Rosen. While former Sheriff Adrian Garcia, now Commissioner, pioneered the role by appointing the first Chief of Staff in local law enforcement, Constable Alan Rosen took the historic step further by emphasizing the importance of diversity at the leadership level. The appointment reflects his commitment to ensuring leadership positions reflect the community they serve.
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on t
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on the Harris County Department of Education Board and is the Chairwoman of Governmental Affairs.
“The community I know in this day and time wants to see change and not just hear about change,” stated Constable Rosen. While former Sheriff Adrian Garcia, now Commissioner, pioneered the role by appointing the first Chief of Staff in local law enforcement, Constable Alan Rosen took the historic step further by emphasizing the importance of diversity at the leadership level. The appointment reflects his commitment to ensuring leadership positions reflect the community they serve.
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on t
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on the Harris County Department of Education Board and is the Chairwoman of Governmental Affairs.
“The community I know in this day and time wants to see change and not just hear about change,” stated Constable Rosen. While former Sheriff Adrian Garcia, now Commissioner, pioneered the role by appointing the first Chief of Staff in local law enforcement, Constable Alan Rosen took the historic step further by emphasizing the importance of diversity at the leadership level. The appointment reflects his commitment to ensuring leadership positions reflect the community they serve.
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
1st Black Woman Civilian Chief of Staff for a Law Enforcement Agency
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on t
Harris County Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen has made a groundbreaking appointment, naming Erica Davis as the first African American woman to serve as a civilian Chief of Staff for a law enforcement agency in Harris County—potentially marking a first nationwide. Davis, elected in 2020, serves as a Trustee and Second Vice President on the Harris County Department of Education Board and is the Chairwoman of Governmental Affairs.
“The community I know in this day and time wants to see change and not just hear about change,” stated Constable Rosen. While former Sheriff Adrian Garcia, now Commissioner, pioneered the role by appointing the first Chief of Staff in local law enforcement, Constable Alan Rosen took the historic step further by emphasizing the importance of diversity at the leadership level. The appointment reflects his commitment to ensuring leadership positions reflect the community they serve.
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