Conroe ISD trustees announce principal moves, hire new coach and confirm mascot choice
March 20, 2026 | CONROE ISD, School Districts, Texas
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At the March meeting, trustees outlined several leadership moves across Conroe ISD, announcing new and relocating principals and a new football coach.
Committee member (S1) said Nick Carl will serve as principal at an unspecified campus and praised Tina Majeska for instructional leadership work; S1 also noted a new Travis Intermediate principal coming from Rice and singled out Jarrett for recognition as a Texas assistant-principal honoree. Committee member (S1) added that Sarah will move to lead Grand Oaks next year and that Miss Dorsey has been a long-time fixture at that campus.
On athletics staffing, Committee member (S1) announced that Michael Burrow is joining the district as a football coach from the San Antonio area/Northeast ISD, noting the community’s strong interest in the hire.
Trustees also discussed mascot selection at a junior high: S1 said the district’s family surveys showed more than 50% support for a cougar mascot. Board members emphasized family engagement and survey results in the selection process.
No formal votes or contract details were given during the announcements.
Committee member (S1) said Nick Carl will serve as principal at an unspecified campus and praised Tina Majeska for instructional leadership work; S1 also noted a new Travis Intermediate principal coming from Rice and singled out Jarrett for recognition as a Texas assistant-principal honoree. Committee member (S1) added that Sarah will move to lead Grand Oaks next year and that Miss Dorsey has been a long-time fixture at that campus.
On athletics staffing, Committee member (S1) announced that Michael Burrow is joining the district as a football coach from the San Antonio area/Northeast ISD, noting the community’s strong interest in the hire.
Trustees also discussed mascot selection at a junior high: S1 said the district’s family surveys showed more than 50% support for a cougar mascot. Board members emphasized family engagement and survey results in the selection process.
No formal votes or contract details were given during the announcements.
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