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Texas Principals of the Year honored at NASSP's gala celebration in Washington, D.C., on April 19

TASSP is proud to recognize an exceptional group of leaders who represent the highest standards of educational leadership in Texas.
Tasha Nikl, Texas Middle School Principal of the Year, Venus MS
Andrea Garza, Texas High School Assistant Principal of the Year, United HS
Kara Lea Deardorff, Texas High School Principal of the Year, Byron Nelson HS
Dr. Janelle Muhammad, Texas Middle School Principal of the Year, Rancier MS

Through their leadership, these individuals are making a meaningful impact on their campuses and in their communities.
TASSP is honored to celebrate their contributions to public education.

TASSP Congratulates the Winners of the
2026 TASSP Student Academic Excellence Team and Teens Serving Texas

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2026 National Schools to Watch Administrator of the Year:
Christina Rather, Principal, Briscoe Middle School

Christina Rather of Texas has been named the 2026 National Schools to Watch Administrator of the Year. As Principal of Briscoe Middle School, Mrs. Rather is recognized for her visionary leadership and deep understanding of the unique developmental needs of young adolescents. Over her tenure, she has cultivated a school culture that prioritizes belonging, student agency, and academic growth.
Mrs. Rather has implemented innovative systems, such as flexible intervention and enrichment structures that support diverse learning needs and has created a wide range of student-led clubs and programs that encourage exploration and identity development. Her leadership has also strengthened social-emotional supports through initiatives like peer mentoring, transition programs, and a nationally recognized counseling program. These efforts ensure that every student feels supported, connected, and empowered to succeed during the critical middle school years. VIEW PRESS RELEASE

Congratulations to Principal Rather and the team at Briscoe Middle School!

Nominations Open for TASSP Executive Board
Vacancy for TASSP Second Vice-President and Assistant State Coordinator

The policy provides for the rotation of the nominee for the Second Vice-President from these regions and from certain segments of TASSP membership. For 2026, Nominations are open for the office of TASSP Second Vice President which shall come from Area 2 which includes Regions 9-11 from a Small High School: 4A or smaller. Nominations are also open for the office of Assistant State Coordinator which is an at-large election.

TASSP Board Vacancies

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