State Representative Alan Schoolcraft previously served in the Texas House for six-terms, from 1981 to 1993. Rep. Schoolcraft returned to the Texas House in 2024 and he proudly represents Guadalupe and Gonzales counties. Alan lives with his wife Joette in McQueeney, Texas.

Texas House of Representatives - Rep. Schoolcraft, Alan - Biography

Rep. Schoolcraft is an attorney and a successful business owner. Rep. Schoolcraft is a United States Air Force veteran, a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, and he graduated top of his class at Saint Mary’s University Law School in San Antonio.

Alan Schoolcraft graduated from the University of Texas at Austin and Saint Mary’s University Law School in San Antonio. He lives with his wife, Joette, in McQueeney, Texas.

Military Service Notes

* United States Air Force, Airman 1st Class. 72nd Legislature, 4th C.S., HR 35.

Member profile for Alan Schoolcraft - Texas Legislative Reference Library

Alan is an attorney and business owner. He served as an Airman 1st Class in the U.S. Air Force.

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Chamber District Dates of Service Legislatures Party City/County Note Counties in District
H  44  Jan 14, 2025 - Jan 12, 2027  89th   Republican  McQueeney / Guadalupe   Gonzales, Guadalupe
H  121  Jan 8, 1991 - Jan 12, 1993  72nd   Republican  Universal City / Bexar   Bexar

Alan currently serves as a Texas state representative for District 44. He returned to the Texas House in 2024. He previously served six terms from 1981 to 1993.

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Schoolcraft served as a state Representative for districts 57 and 121 from 1981-1993, which is in Bexar County. He has been lawyer and businessman. He has not been in office since then, but has come back for this race, and has the endorsement of Governor Greg Abbott.

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Alan has worked as a lawyer and businessman.

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Chamber  District  Dates of Service  Legislatures  Party  City/County  Note  Counties in District
H  44  Jan 14, 2025 - Jan 12, 2027  89th  Republican  McQueeney / Guadalupe  Gonzales, Guadalupe

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Alan currently serves as a state representative for District 44. He previously served as a state representative for districts 57 and 121 from 1981 to 1993.

Property Tax Reform

* Property taxes are out of control in our state.
* Limit government spending at every level and use the budget surplus to continue driving down M&O taxes, setting them on a path to zero.

Priorities

How do you plan to address these issues?
Allocate to property tax relief all of the budget surplus and reprioritize spending. I am developing legislative and educational initiatives to combat the Islamification of Texas. Focus on developing small modular nuclear reactors (like in nuclear submarines) which can be rapidly and reasonably economically deployed.

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Plans to use budget surpluses for property-tax relief, including reducing maintenance-and-operations taxes toward zero.

- Plans to use budget surpluses for property-tax relief, including reducing maintenance-and-operations taxes toward zero.

Border Security

* Require employers to verify legal status with E-Verify.
* Continue to support President Trump in his deportation operations, and continue to fund Operation Lone Star fully.

2nd Amendment

* Firmly committed to protecting the right to keep and bear arms.

Supports continuing support for President Trump's deportation operations and fully funding Operation Lone Star.

Plans legislative and educational initiatives to combat what he calls the “Islamification of Texas.”

Supports requiring employers to verify employees' legal status through E-Verify.

Is committed to protecting the right to keep and bear arms.

- Supports requiring employers to verify employees' legal status through E-Verify.
- Is committed to protecting the right to keep and bear arms.

Protect Unborn Life

* Proudly 100% pro-life.
* The right to life begins in the womb and must be protected.

Supports protecting fetal life beginning in the womb.

- Supports protecting fetal life beginning in the womb.

Strengthening Public Education

* Raise the basic allotment by removing the compensatory allotment, giving school districts the flexibility to use the funds for any purpose.

Protecting Women’s Spaces

Proposes increasing the basic allotment by removing the compensatory allotment and allowing school districts to use the funds for any purpose.

- Proposes increasing the basic allotment by removing the compensatory allotment and allowing school districts to use the funds for any purpose.

If elected, what do you plan to do to ensure Texans have enough water as the state continues to grow?

I will push to focus Texas' development efforts on desalinization plants along the Texas coast. The country of Israel has done this very effectively. The small nuclear generators mentioned above will also provide the tremendous energy needed to process the water and then pump it to the areas that need it.

Plans to focus Texas development efforts on small modular nuclear reactors that can be rapidly and economically deployed.

Plans to focus Texas development efforts on desalination plants along the Texas coast.

- Plans to focus Texas development efforts on small modular nuclear reactors that can be rapidly and economically deployed.
- Plans to focus Texas development efforts on desalination plants along the Texas coast.

Alan Schoolcraft is from Texas. He has a bachelor 27s degree from the University of Texas and a law degree from Saint Mary 27s University Law School in San Antonio. He lives with his wife, Joette, in McQueeney, Texas.

Rep. Schoolcraft, Alan - District 44 - Texas House of Representatives

Alan is an attorney and a business owner. He previously served as a Texas State Representative for six terms, from 1981 to 1993. He is a United States Air Force veteran.

Rep. Alan Schoolcraft - Texas State Directory Online

Alan is currently a state representative for Texas House District 44. He was elected in 2024 and is currently serving his first term. Alan previously served in the Texas House from 1981 to 1993.

Alan Schoolcraft Unseats State Rep. John Kuempel - Texas Scorecard

Supports grassroots involvement in education and is backed by various statewide officials.

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