TEPSA Election Home

Candidates for Vice President
Stephanie Coronado
Rachelle Ysquierdo

Candidates for Member At-Large
Lori Gallegos
Amanda Schmitter

2024-2025 TEPSA State Election

Each year TEPSA members elect two officers:

  • Member At-Large: A 2-year term that supports the work of the association.
  • Vice President: A 3-year term that supports the work of the association and culminates in serving as the President.

 

Every three years, members elect the NAESP Representative.

Vote February 20 – March 5

Vote

 

Voting Instructions

On February 20, eligible voters will receive an email with login instructions.

Questions? Contact Anita.

2024-2025 Executive Committee

Cooper Hilton
Coppell ISD
Region 10
President
Continued Term

Dana Boyd
El Paso ISD
Region 19
Vice President
Continued Term

Jaci Underwood
Lubbock ISD
Region 17
Member At-Large
Continued Term

Annette Sanchez
Beeville ISD
Region 2
NAESP Representative
Continued Term

Harley Eckhart
TEPSA Executive Director

Vice President – Contested

Stephanie Coronado
Principal, Valley Ranch Elementary
New Caney ISD, Region 6, PK-5

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Rachelle Ysquierdo
Director of Teaching and Learning
Sheldon ISD, Region 4, EC – 12th Grade

Member At-Large – Contested

Lori Gallegos
Director of Leadership Development
Northside ISD, Region 20, Grades PK-12

Amanda Schmitter
Principal, Rayburn Elementary STEAM Academy
Grand Prairie ISD, Region 10, PreK-5th Grade, and Employee Childcare

Required Qualifications to Run for TEPSA State Office

  • Service on the TEPSA Board of Directors or TEPSA Standing Committees
  • Must be a TEPSA member in good standing for at least three consecutive years immediately prior to nomination
  • Support from the TEPSA Region Executive Committee and school district superintendent (as evidenced by letters of recommendation)
  • Must be a practicing administrator who deals directly with early childhood through grade eight instructional programs
  • Professional demeanor and ability to communicate

The Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association (TEPSA), whose hallmark is educational leaders learning with and from each other, has served Texas PK-8 school leaders since 1917. Member owned and member governed, TEPSA has more than 6000 members who direct the activities of 3 million PK-8 school children. TEPSA is an affiliate of the National Association of Elementary School Principals.

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