BRENHAM ISD HIRES ASST. PRINCIPALS, DEAN OF INSTRUCTION
Two new assistant principals and a dean of instruction were introduced at today’s (Monday) Brenham School Board meeting.
(Mark Whitehead)
Kelsey Lopez was hired as the assistant principal at Brenham Junior High School, and Pam Plagens was named the new assistant principal at Brenham Middle School. Ali Seilheimer was announced as the new dean of instruction at Brenham Junior High School.
Lopez has eight years of experience in education and most recently served as an instructional coach at Brazoswood High School. She received her master’s degree in educational leadership and administration from Lamar University.
Plagens has 16 years of experience, all in Brenham ISD, and has most recently been an instructional specialist at Krause Elementary School. She also received a master’s degree in educational leadership from Lamar University.
Seilheimer has 14 years of experience, including five in Brenham ISD, and was formerly the reading instructional coach at Brenham Junior High School. She received a master’s degree in educational leadership from the University of Texas at Tyler.
What can we do to get a new superintendent and board? Always moving people around and no police officer all year at ECLC until the shooting at Uvalde worrying about a budget instead of safety so all these new positions that nobody every heard of how much are they gone get paid since we talking about budget.
Really? More positions… we need to hire more help with unruly students…it is difficult to “teach” with so many discipline issues. More counselors needed. Let your school board know your feelings.
Really how is going to benefit the students?
But not one gaurd at each school! More salaried bosses but no full time protection for the kids.
Once again, not something against the individuals bu, Here we go again…more positions…more expense. This superintendent is out of control. Call your school board members…get answers.
Could not agree more, the expansion of the payroll is truly out of control. Our gas prices are crazy expensive, good prices are skyrocketing, inflation is high enough to make Jimmy Carter cry, and our school system is trying to tax us to death by shamelessly adding huge amounts of overhead. When is this going to stop? Plus, the teachers are having to shoulder the burden of all this “extra administration”. Enough is Enough!
What can we do to get a new superintendent and board? Always moving people around and no police officer all year at one elementary campus until the shooting at Uvalde worrying about a budget instead of safety so all these new positions that nobody every heard of how much are they gone get paid since we talking about budget.
wow!