I am a proud graduate of MacArthur High School—though not this one. I graduated from Houston MacArthur before heading west to Los Angeles, where I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts and Art History from Occidental College and a master’s in educational leadership from Pepperdine University. My journey in education began in the classroom, teaching Kindergarten at the elementary level, ESL English Language Arts and Social Studies in middle school, and Art I and II in high school, 5 years in three very different schools. From there, I transitioned into administration, serving as an Assistant Principal for both middle and high school and then principal, for both middle schools. Both times serve the same school in both capacities. 

My leadership journey expanded further as I served three years as Superintendent of Schools for a small charter district in South Central Los Angeles and then two years as an executive-level administrator with the Los Angeles County Office of Education. These roles gave me a broad perspective on how schools, systems, and policy must align to support student success. After 17 years in California, we returned to Texas in the summer of 2015, but I returned married with two small children. My first 5 years back, I continued my work in a local charter system as an elementary, middle, and high school administrator.

In 2020, I joined NEISD as Principal of Wood Middle School, and the following year I was honored to become Principal of MacArthur High School. The 2025–2026 school year will mark my 6th year in NEISD and my 27th year in education, that is five years in the classroom, more than two decades in school and district leadership, 8 schools, and 6 school districts.

In 2022, my personal and professional lives came together when my oldest daughter enrolled at MacArthur, followed by her brother two years later. Having my own children here has deepened my commitment to ensuring we get it “right” for every Brahma. MacArthur High School is both my professional and personal responsibility, and while the mascots and color schemes may be different from the one, I graduated from, MacArthur is—and always will be—home. #MacPrideNeverDies

Duties and Responsibilities

As the campus Principal, it is my duty to cultivate an environment where learning, growth, and opportunity thrive for every student. I take great pride in working alongside our talented faculty and dedicated staff to create a culture that is safe, supportive, and challenging—a place where students are encouraged to dream big, work hard, and discover their full potential. Together, we strive to ensure that every Brahma not only succeeds academically, but also grows as a leader, a thinker, and a valued member of our community.

Title IX Coordinator
Campus Behavior Coordinator

It is an honor to serve as the Curriculum and Instruction Assistant Principal at MacArthur High School, now in my fourth year on campus and eleventh year in education. I’ve taught English Language Arts (ELA) and English as a Second Language (ESL) at the high school level and served in administration at both middle and high schools. As both an educator and a MacArthur parent to a sophomore in the Early College High School program, I’m deeply invested in our students’ academic and personal success.

I am a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin (B.A. in English, minor in Spanish), hold an MBA from Our Lady of the Lake University, and earned my Principal and Superintendent Certifications through Lamar University. I am currently pursuing a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) at Walden University. I have a strong emphasis on instructional improvement, teacher development, and building systems that support student achievement.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Master Schedule
• CIIC/CIIP (Campus Instructional Improvement Committee/Plan)
• Grading Policies and Procedures
• New Teacher Program
• T-TESS Coordinator
• CEP Program Oversight
• GT Coordinator 
• Substitute Coordination
• AHS Campus Connect
• McKinney/SAPP

I look forward to continuing to support our staff, students, and families in achieving academic excellence and working collaboratively to realize our vision of becoming a top 10 high school in San Antonio by fostering a positive campus culture and preparing students for college, career, or military success.

Hello, my name is Hector Muñoz, and I am thrilled to serve as the 9th Grade Assistant Principal at MacArthur High School. This school year marks my 13th year in education and my 5th year in administration. I am deeply passionate about supporting students in reaching their highest potential—academically, socially, and personally.

At MacArthur, I have the privilege of overseeing the 9th-grade class of 2029. My focus includes improving attendance, promoting positive behavior, and ensuring a smooth transition into high school. I am committed to helping all students build a strong academic foundation in their first year and stay on track for long-term success. Through early interventions, consistent support, and collaboration with families and teachers, I aim to create a learning environment where every student can thrive.

In addition, I work closely with the Math Department and Choir program, and I facilitate 9th-grade 504 and Special Education meetings. I believe that every student deserves access to a high-quality education, and I am dedicated to ensuring that students of all backgrounds and abilities receive the support they need to succeed.

My leadership philosophy centers on collaboration, equity, and building meaningful relationships. I strive to foster a positive, inclusive school culture where students feel safe, respected, and motivated to achieve their goals. When students, staff, and families work together, we create a community where everyone belongs—and where every student has the opportunity to shine.

I look forward to a successful year ahead and to partnering with our MacArthur community to support our students every step of the way.

Thank you,

Mr. Munoz 

Duties:
9th Grade Administrator 
5 Star Academy
Safety: Drills - Lockdowns
ISS
Textbooks/Chromebooks
NEPD & K9 Unit
MAC Tours
PEIMS

Organization: 
Choir

Academic Departments: 
Eng I
Algebra I
World Geo
Biology

I am honored and excited to join the MacArthur High School team as an Assistant Principal! With 14 years of experience in educational leadership across K–12 settings, I’ve had the privilege of serving in elementary, middle, and predominantly high school environments. Prior to stepping into administrative roles, I began my career as a teacher and later as a school counselor—experiences that continue to shape my student-centered and holistic approach to education.

What makes this opportunity especially meaningful is that MacArthur is more than just a school to me—it’s home. This community is where my own educational journey began, and returning now in a leadership role feels like a full-
circle moment. I’m deeply committed to giving back and supporting the next generation of students as they grow academically, socially, and emotionally.

I’m looking forward to a fantastic school year ahead and to working alongside our students, families, and staff to continue the tradition of excellence at MacArthur.

WE ARE MAC!

Duties and Responsibilities

• 10th grade 504
• 10th grade Attendance
• Connected Classroom
• Testing Coordinator
• TELPAS Testing
• ELS/EB/ELL
• Dual Language
• LPAC
• Keys

I am honored to join MacArthur High School as one of the new Assistant Principals and look forward to serving our students, families, and staff.

With nearly two decades in education, I spent close to 15 years in the classroom before stepping into administration in 2020—the challenging but transformative “Covid year.” In addition to teaching, I served as an assistant cheer coach for 9 years and an assistant dance director for 3 years, experiences that allowed me to connect with students beyond academics and help them grow as leaders and individuals.

I have a deep passion for working with youth and take great pride in supporting their academic, personal, and future success. I am inspired by the unique strengths, backgrounds, and cultures each individual brings to our school community, and I love engaging with students on their level to help bring out the very best in them.

My philosophy of education is simple yet powerful: all students are capable of learning—they just need the right push from a caring and supportive adult. I strive to be that person for every student, offering guidance, encouragement, and a listening ear whenever they need it.

I am excited to work alongside the dedicated staff at MacArthur High School to create an environment where all students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Bus Coordinator
• Clinic
• CTE
• CRMS
• Dance
• DECA
• Dress Code Enforcement
• Facilities/Custodians
• Parking
• Science
• United Way

Hello, I am Christopher Gloege (pronounced Glow-guh), the Senior class Assistant Principal for the Class of 2026. In addition to being a Mac alumnus (proud member of the class of 1992 and a student of the original campus), I have also taught, sponsored, and coached at Mac since 2009. Overall, this is my twenty-third year in NEISD. In my time at Mac, I primarily taught U.S. History, Government, and Economics. I earned my undergraduate degree from Trinity University and my master’s degree and Principal certification from Lamar University. 

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Fine Arts
• Math
• PE/Health
• Graduation & Senior Class
• Campus Attendance
• Saturday School
• UIL Athletics

I’m Sarah Moran, Director of MacUNITED Early College High Schools and the Institute of Cybersecurity and Innovation (iCSI). I also serve as an administrator for the Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC). I bring over 14 years of teaching and administrative experience in both local and international settings. My educational journey began right here in San Antonio, where I graduated from Madison High School in NEISD. From there, I pursued a Bachelor’s in International Relations and a Master’s in International Development, along with certifications in Social Studies 8-12 and Principal K-12. I studied at Fairfield University, the University of the Incarnate Word, and St. Mary’s University.

My commitment to education has taken me on an incredible journey, starting as a secondary English and science teacher in Sierra Leone with the United States Peace Corps. I also had the opportunity to teach in San Antonio and Niamey, Niger. Now, I’m honored to lead MacUNITED, iCSI, and support CTEC, driven by my passion for educational excellence and innovation.

As a mother of three children who attend NEISD schools, I’m deeply invested in our community. My goal is to create a supportive learning environment and advance educational opportunities for all students at MacUNITED, iCSI, and CTEC. It’s a privilege to be a part of this community, and I’m excited to contribute to its growth and success.