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Lily Limon: “I became a teacher supervisor in the alternative…”

Featuring: Lily Limon, El Paso City Council, District 7 | Texas

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El Paso Taxpayer Revolt Podcast Interview with District 7 Candidate Lily Limon

Published | Video Starts at 02:48

And so in 2013, I was elected for four years, 2013 through 2017, representing the East Ridge, Mission Valley, part of the city, in District 7. Excellent. Okay. And since that time, you've embarked on a different career? We have two careers, actually. I became a teacher supervisor in the alternative certification program, which allowed us to bring people that had worked in other careers to come and become teachers in our district. And then I also joined a colleague of mine, and we opened up a political consulting firm that we've been extremely successful with over the years. Excellent. Yes. (02:48–03:01)

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Asserts involvement in a program that transitions professionals from other careers into teaching.

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