
Kevin Michael Montes has served on the Los Fresnos CISD Board of Trustees for Place 3 since November 2023, when the voters of Los Fresnos put their trust in him to put students first.
A car sales manager and Cameron County native, Kevin brings a practical, business-minded approach to the board: spend every dollar where it reaches the classroom, support the teachers who show up for our kids every day, and keep the district accountable to the families it serves.
On November 3, 2026, Kevin is asking for your vote again to keep Los Fresnos CISD moving forward — safe campuses, strong academics, and a school board that listens.
Every decision on the board should start with one question: is this good for our students?
Every Los Fresnos student deserves a strong foundation in reading and math, real college and career pathways, and the support to reach their full potential.
Great schools are built by great teachers. Los Fresnos CISD must recruit, respect, and retain the educators who show up for our kids every day.
Parents should never have to worry when they drop their child off at school. Safety, mental-health support, and well-maintained facilities are non-negotiable.
Los Fresnos CISD manages more than $150 million a year in taxpayer dollars. Every dollar should be spent where it has the greatest impact — in classrooms, not in waste.
Parents are a child's first teachers, and the community is the district's greatest partner. Board decisions should be made in the open with families at the table.
A growing district in the heart of Cameron County — and one of the most important decisions on your November ballot.
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