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The Bandera Independent School District (ISD) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Ms. Alma McFarland as the new Principal of Hill Country Elementary (HCE). With an impressive educational background and years of experience, Ms. McFarland is poised to lead HCE towards a future of academic excellence and student success.
Ms. McFarland is a distinguished alumna of both Texas A&M University, Kingsville, and Lamar University. She holds active certifications in Bilingual/ESL, Elementary Self-Contained, and Principal, showcasing her dedication to supporting diverse student populations and her understanding of effective leadership in an elementary school setting.
Having served as the Assistant Principal at HCE for the past two years, Alma McFarland has already established herself as an invaluable member of the school community. Her 28 years of teaching experience have contributed to her well-rounded approach to education and her proven track record of exceptional leadership within the field.
Throughout her time at Hill Country Elementary, Alma has consistently exhibited an unwavering commitment to the success and well-being of the school's students, faculty, and staff. Her extensive knowledge, expertise, and passion for education have been instrumental in shaping the academic and personal growth of countless young minds.
Superintendent Bitzkie expressed full confidence in Ms. McFarland's ability to lead HCE to even greater heights of academic excellence. "Alma's dedication to her students and her deep understanding of effective educational practices make her the perfect fit for the role of Principal at Hill Country Elementary," he remarked. "We are fortunate to have her leadership within our district."
Upon hearing the news of her appointment, Ms. McFarland expressed her gratitude and excitement. "I am honored and humbled to be entrusted with the role of Principal at HCE," she said. "I am eager to continue working alongside our dedicated team of educators, students, parents, and the Bandera ISD community to create an environment where all students can thrive."
