Crystal King of Central High School named assistant principal of the year
Crystal King, assistant principal at Central High School, has been named the 2025 Region 15 Assistant Principal of the Year, according to a news release.
King was named the assistant principal of the year by the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals.
"This prestigious honor recognizes exemplary leadership, a commitment to student success and a deep dedication to the advancement of public education," the release stated.
King has been assistant principal at Central High School for the past two years and brings 24 years of experience in education to the role.
"Throughout her career, she has consistently demonstrated a passion for fostering a positive campus culture, supporting students and staff, and building systems that contribute to long-term school improvement," the release stated.
Superintendent Christopher Moran said King is the school is fortunate to have her in a leadership role.
'This recognition demonstrates her love for students and the high academic expectations she has for the campus," Moran said. "San Angelo ISD is extremely proud of Mrs. King.'
The award is given annually to one outstanding assistant principal in each region of Texas who has shown exemplary performance and leadership.
'Mrs. King demonstrates unwavering kindness and dedication to the students at Central High School,' Central High School Principal Jill Ross said. 'She creates a nurturing and inclusive environment where every learner and staff member feels valued and supported. She uplifts and empowers those around her and is a cornerstone of our administrative team. This recognition is a testament to the profound impact she makes at Central High School.'
San Angelo ISD congratulated King on the well-deserved honor and thanked her for her incredible service to the students, staff and families of the community.
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