Tammi Woodruff is running for the Bellevue Independent Schools Board of Education with a focus on supporting students and expanding their opportunities, according to her campaign Facebook.
Woodruff is a Bellevue graduate and currently has a child attending the district. According to her campaign, she has remained involved with Bellevue students through both athletics and academics.
Woodruff faces Jenn Owens, Ronnie Noonchester and Dan Swope in the Nov. 3 general election.
Woodruff has served as a team mom for athletic programs ranging from the youth level through high school. Her campaign said she has contributed her time and personal resources to provide students with items including team meals, posters and goody bags.
Her involvement has also extended beyond athletics. According to her campaign, Woodruff has helped bring in additional tutors for students who were struggling academically.
If elected, Woodruff’s campaign said her priorities would include advocating for all Bellevue students and working to ensure they have access to academic, athletic and other opportunities.
Woodruff’s campaign has emphasized her personal connection to Bellevue and her involvement with students as experiences she would bring to the school board.
LINK nky attempted to make contact with Tammi Woodruff multiple times, but she did not respond. Information that appears in this profile was drawn from social media accounts, on-the-record statements at public events and other information publicly available.