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 Welcome to New TASSP Executive Director Dr. Billy Pringle
Dr. Pringle has been a public school educator for 30 years in Texas, with 24 years as a principal and central office chief. His wife Sheri works in the BuyBoard Division with TASB, and they reside in Georgetown. Their son Brady is an 8th grade science teacher in the Royse City ISD, and their daughter Kayla is an education assistant with the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory in Lake Jackson. Dr. Pringle has been serving at TASSP since 2018 as Associate Executive Director, and we welcome his change in tenure as Executive Director!
 Leticia Menchaca (ext. 8506) Associate Executive Director: High School Services, Professional Development, Governmental Relations, and Corporate Partnerships
Contact for information regarding TASSP Corporate Partner Program, partnerships with universities principal preparation programs. Oversees programming for Summer Workshop, New Principal Academy, Texas Study of Secondary Education, Eddie G. Bull Professional Development Scholarship, Frank Kemerer Award, Diversity Leadership Award and TASSP Committees. Provides support for high school leaders.
 Dr. Joe Coleman (ext. 8503) Associate Executive Director: Middle Level Services and Business Operations
Contact for information regarding TASSP business operations, including personnel, technology, strategic plan, and policies; and Schools to Watch. Oversees programming for Leadership Academy/Fall Summit, Assistant/Aspiring Principal Workshop, Making Middle School Matter Symposium and the Schools to Watch Program in Texas. Provides support for middle-level school leaders.
TASSP 2024-2025 Awards and Scholarships
FRANK KEMERER AWARD
Terry Ferguson, Weatherford High School, Weatherford ISD
DIVERSITY LEADERSHIP AWARD
Patricia Tran, Assistant Principal, Northwest High School, Northwest ISD
EDDIE G. BULL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIP
Courtney Christenson, Ouida Baley Middle School, Royse City ISD
2025-2026 TASSP PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
- 2025 FUNDAMENTAL 5 | September 27-28, 2025 (Sat & Sun) | Austin Airport Hilton
REGISTER TODAY! This program (with TASSP partner Lead Your School) is for ALL GRADE-LEVEL student teachers, teachers, instructional coaches, assistant principals, principals and central office administrators. The Fundamental 5 are the instructional practices that help make learning stick and can be used from kindergarten through high school, in any classroom, with any subject. The Fundamental 5 represents the first line of defense in intervention strategies for struggling students while also positioning academically stronger students to achieve at levels previously beyond the collective imagination of the profession.
- ASSISTANT / ASPIRING PRINCIPAL WORKSHOP | November 2-4, 2025 (Sun-Tue) | Hilton Austin Downtown
This program is for ALL GRADE-LEVEL assistant principals, elementary through secondary, and for teacher leaders looking to become campus administrators.
- MAKING MIDDLE SCHOOL MATTER SYMPOSIUM | March 1-3, 2026 (Sun-Tue) | Hilton Austin Airport
The Making Middle School Matter Symposium is open to all middle school administrators and educators and will focus on research-proven practices that can be implemented school-wide. The symposium will feature a range of keynotes and breakout sessions. Unlike other professional development events or conferences, this program will draw content solely from high-quality research and translate that research into practical knowledge bites so that practices and strategies can be replicated in schools and classrooms.
- SUMMER WORKSHOP | June 9-11, 2026 (*Tue-Thu) *New days! | Hilton Anatole Dallas
The TASSP Summer Workshop is a three-day professional growth and development opportunity that is designed and programmed to address the diverse facets of middle and high school administration. Summer Workshop offers "hot topics" of secondary school leadership that will engage and inform. The workshop will also provide opportunities for attendees to collaborate and learn with the quality professional development needed to be effective leaders and to earn continuing education credits.
- NEW PRINCIPAL ACADEMY | June 25-28, 2026 (Thu-Sun) | Hilton Austin Airport
If your school district will be hiring new principals, is in the process of grooming you for the principalship, or if you aspire to become a campus administrator, this professional development is a must. The Academy offers all new principals and aspiring principals, and principals who need a refresher course, a very practical hands-on training in skills for the principalship: Culture-building Skills; Best Hiring Practices and Human Resource Information; Campus and Activity Fund Training; Documentation Skills; School Law as it relates to the campus principal; How to Avoid Career Derailing Mistakes; and so much more.
ONLINE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR TASSP MEMBERS
TASSP MEMBERS: Save $75! Online Training for Principals and School Staff this Fall
Tackle Budgeting, PEIMS & More: Upcoming Online Workshops with TASBO
TASSP Vision
To offer Texas principals and assistant principals a forum to explore the best practices in school administration with the ultimate goal of helping facilitate student learning. It is the intent of the organization that we honor our motto, "Above All, Students First," in all that we do.
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