Tyler ISD
Candace James serves as the Dean of Students and Professional Development Facilitator at Tyler ISD since July 2018, focusing on professional development through collaboration across departments and data analysis. Additionally, Candace holds a position as a Professor at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, teaching educational technology courses. Previous experience includes roles as a Media Specialist, Technology Coach, and Elementary School Teacher at Chapel Hill ISD, where responsibilities encompassed library operations, instructional coaching, and curriculum development. Candace possesses a Master's in Educational Technology from The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and a Master's in Education from the University of Texas at Brownsville, along with a Bachelor's degree in Education from the University of Texas at Tyler.
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Tyler ISD
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About Tyler Independent School District As the largest school district in Northeast Texas, Tyler ISD encompasses 193 square miles, maintains a total of 36 campus and auxiliary facilities, and serves an enrollment of over 18,000 students. The district is made up of four high schools, a Career & Technology Center, two Innovative K-8 schools, four middle schools, 15 elementary schools, and one special education campus. The District's campus improvement plans enable administrators and teachers at each campus to implement programs responsive to the particular needs of its individual student body. With academic achievement the primary objective, Tyler ISD takes strong measures to ensure a positive, safe and orderly learning environment, to instill self-discipline, and to enforce standards of excellence throughout the system. An array of programs and opportunities expand beyond Tyler ISD in this culture-rich community. Located midway between Dallas and Shreveport, Louisiana, Tyler is a garden city of over 100,000 known for its roses and scenic beauty. Community assets such as the Caldwell Zoo, East Texas Symphony Orchestra, Tyler Museum of Art, and the Hudnall Planetarium afford opportunities for field trips that expand learning beyond the normal classroom experience. In addition, Tyler ISD offers access to nationally recognized higher education programs through partnerships with The University of Texas at Tyler and Tyler Junior College.