Rachelle Maier has worked tirelessly to help our Collierville Schools deliver what our children deserve – a world class education. She has fought for our rights as parents to have a say in what our kids learn and is a proponent of recruiting and retaining the best educators and school administrators around. Rachelle also understands the challenges the school system faces – from finances to keeping campuses secure. She has a solid strategy to take Collierville Schools to a level others cannot match.
As a mother and Collierville resident with four children attending our schools, Rachelle Maier has a vested interest in the success of all students. The goal is to fill them with the knowledge to be successful in life.
Rachelle Maier knows how important the teachers are and our children deserve the best. She will work with school administrators to give them the best tools to recruit and retain top-tier educators.
Rachelle Maier believes school libraries should be extremely vigilant on which reading materials our youth should be exposed to. She will follow the law and will fight against outside influences that seek to exploit our youth.
Our children must be safe at school and associated events. Rachelle Maier will work with the Collierville Police Chief to ensure our schools are protected and response plans are well-practiced. Thank you to all of our SRO's!
Rachelle has been married to husband, Eddie Maier, for 19 years. They've lived in Collierville for 22 years. Rachelle and Eddie have two sets of twins who attend West Collierville Middle School and Collierville High School. Their children have attended Collierville Schools their entire lives.
Served on PTA/PTSO for 11 years at all school levels
Served on Social Studies & Math Textbook selection committees for Collierville Schools
Served on Rezoning Committee for Collierville Schools
Liaison and Sponsor of Rotary Interact Club at Collierville High School and Community Interact Club
Grant Committee Chairman for Collierville Education Foundation (CEF)
Served on several Mayor and Aldermen appointed boards over the last fifteen years
Raised $130,000 to provide students with a community playground
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