Texas education group banned Phoenix City Council candidate over behavior

By Joseph Flaherty | Phoenix New Times

This article has been updated to include Lydia Hernandez’s full statement responding to the allegations about her behavior at the Texas conference.

Lydia Hernandez’s visit to a Texas education association brought a two-year ban from the group./Courtesy of Cart-wright School District

Lydia Hernandez is a former state representative, an elected Cartwright School District board member, and a candidate for the Phoenix City Council. Last year, she traveled to Texas for an education association conference.

The organization behind the event says she’s not welcome back.

After the conference, the Austin-based Mexican American School Boards Association (MASBA) condemned Hernandez’s behavior in a letter and banned her from the group’s events in Texas until at least 2020.

In the midst of the controversy over her conduct, Hernandez made accusations of her own, claiming she witnessed a conference attendee grope another individual in front of her.

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