TEPSA Blog

Making Sure Every Student is Seen

All students need and yearn to be seen, and I believe the greatest thing we can do in life is to find someone who feels invisible and to show them that we truly see them
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Be Bold!

It has been a year filled with elearning, limitless imagination and resilience.
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Things Teachers Think but Don’t Say

Teachers, I know there is much you want to say, that you’re holding back. I’ve been there. I kept things bottled up. I can tell you from firsthand experience, it didn’t end well.
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Prioritize HB 3 Implementation

TEPSA joined 17 other organizations asking Commissioner Mike Morath to prioritize current district and charter school funding for HB3 implementation over approving charter expansions.
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So, You Want to Be a Principal?

So, you want to be a Principal? I hope so, because we need phenomenal leaders in the next wave of administrators to set our students on fire for learning and leading into the future.
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Building an Excitement for Books

One thing that we love to see at TEPSA is when school leaders are working to find ways to build a love of literacy and books on their campus.
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5 Time Management Tips for Principals

Thomas Edison once said, “Time is the only thing we can’t afford to lose.” As a school principal you don’t need a famous inventor to tell you that.
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Trauma and Our Children

Trauma is a popular buzz word in education currently, but it is real life for our children and their families.
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Texas Principal to Serve on National Board

Victorius Eugenio, Principal of Daggett Montessori School in Fort Worth ISD will serve as the new Zone 8 Director for the NAESP Board of Directors.
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Focus Is the Future

I heard these two menacing words throughout my school life – that sounded part drill sergeant and a well-intentioned mom who was beyond stressed from her kids not listening the hundredth time – “Please focus!”
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