Meet Tim Blazi

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I am running because I believe in the power of public education — and I want to help ensure AHISD continues to live up to its reputation, not just rest on it.

I grew up in San Antonio, raised by a mom who taught in public schools for over 30 years. That shaped my values early. I earned multiple degrees, including a master’s in project management from A&M–San Antonio, and later taught at the college level. Education is a thread that runs through my life — personally and professionally.

Now, as a parent raising two daughters in this district — the same one my wife graduated from — I see firsthand what makes AHISD strong. I also see opportunities to listen, support, and build on what’s already working.

When a former board member I respect asked me to consider running, it wasn’t something I took lightly. I’m not here to check a box. I’m here because I know I can be useful. I bring experience in leadership, budgeting, and operations — and I’m ready to put that to work for a district that means a lot to families like mine.

the Things that matter

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Proud Parent.

One daughter is thriving at Cambridge, and her little sister starts at Howard this fall. I see firsthand what makes AHISD special—and I’m running to help protect and strengthen it for
every family.

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Instruction First.

Great schools start with great teaching. I’ll push for fewer distractions, less red tape, and more support—so teachers can focus on what they do best.

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It starts with Listening.

Good leadership isn’t about always having the answer—it’s about listening, being present, and working with others to get it right. That’s how I operate, and that’s what I’ll bring to the board.

HAVE A QUESTION OR WANT TO TALK?

I’m not running a flashy campaign—just an honest one. No fundraising, no social media. Just a commitment to listening, learning, and serving.

If you have a question or want to talk, use the form beside this message. I’d love to hear from you.

And if you’re looking to support public education directly, consider a gift to the AHISD Education Foundation. That’s where it’ll make the biggest impact—right in our classrooms.