Mr. Campbell joins Tiger Nation with nearly 25 years of educational experience, not to mention his experience growing up as the son of an educator as well. He has worked as a coach, classroom teacher, assistant principal, principal, bus driver and so much more. He feels experience in each facet of the school system ensures he never forgets what it feels like to be in those positions and the sacrifice those vital employees make to keep each district running at a high level.

Mr. Campbell started out at ETBU playing basketball, then finished both his M.Ed and Superintendent certification at Stephen F. Austin. He has spent the last 4 years serving as the High School Principal at Timpson High School.

He attributes his success to his loving family: wife, Linsey; and 4 children: daughters Jaycee & Alleigh and his sons, Jackson and Terry Bussey.

Mr. Campbell is a “people” person. He loves having the opportunity to “love on” people. He is excited to meet Tiger Nation; creating relationships and connecting with staff, students and the community on both a professional and personal level. He feels listening is very important, and looks forward to listening to the people and families that make up this great community and school district. Mr. Campbell said, “It’s hard sometimes to look forward to a “job”, no one really loves a job all the time. However, it’s the “people” who make you look forward to each day and what you do.”

Terry Bowlin serves as the Assistant Superintendent and Chief Operations Officer for Tenaha ISD.  She has been with Tenaha ISD for the past 30 years in various capacities such as 5th Grade Teacher, Principal, Director of Special Services, and Compliance.  The Operations office encompasses many areas of our day-to-day operations that support the teachers as they offer the students of Tenaha an education that strives for a balance of academics, athletics, and fine arts.  This office is also over compliance to federal, state, and local policies.  Terry began working her in 1990 and has continuously worked for the school.  She has two children that are graduates of Tenaha ISD, Emily Bowlin Lemoine and Wade Bowlin.  Her four grandchildren, Jaxson, Bryson, Parker, and Braya are the apples of her eye!

Emily was born and raised here in Tenaha, Texas.  She graduated from Tenaha High School in 2007.  Afterwards, Emily attended Stephen F. Austin State University and earned her Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies in 2010 and Master of Education in 2013.  She began her employment with Tenaha ISD in August of 2010 as a 3rd grade teacher.  Emily currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer for the district. 

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Kylie Cryer is our Director of Special Services, who also serves as our Educational Diagnostician. The Special Services Office encompasses many areas which include: Ensuring that the district follows all state and federal regulations relative to the identification, placement, and program development for special education students; developing and implementing procedures for identification, evaluation and placement of students with special education needs; and facilitating communication and mediation with parents and outside agencies regarding the delivery of special education services. Kylie holds an undergraduate degree from LeTourneau University and a Master's Degree in Education from Stephen F. Austin State University. She started her education career in 2010 as a Special Education Teacher and Coach. When her family relocated to Deep East Texas in 2017, she made the transition from the classroom into the Diagnostician role. When Kylie started working for Tenaha ISD in 2021 it felt like home and she is proud to be a Tiger! In her free time, Kylie enjoys hunting, fishing, and spending time with her family.