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Madison High School

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Mr. Eric Wernli, Principal

Phone: 210-356-1400
Email: ewernl@neisd.net

I began my teaching career in 1995 as an 8th-grade science teacher and coach.  After ten years and two different schools, I became an Assistant Principal at Nimitz Middle School, then Reagan High School. In 2015 I became the Principal of Lopez Middle School and in 2020, Principal of Madison High School.

Duties and Responsibilities
Title IX Coordinator
Campus Behavior Coordinator</div

Degrees and Certifications:

BS-Kinesiology-UTSA
MA-Educational Leadership
Certified:
Science Composite
Physical Education
Principal


Title IX Coordinator & Campus Behavior Coordinator

The Title IX Coordinator/Campus Behavior Coordinator is primarily responsible for maintaining student discipline and the implementation of this subchapter and for responding to all complaints of possible sex discrimination and coordinating proper responses to complaints.


TBD, Curriculum(CAP)

Phone: 210-356-1400
Email: tbd@neisd.net

Duties & Responsibilities:
Curriculum

Degrees and Certifications:


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Josephine Ferguson, Asst. Principal | 9th A-C & 10th-12th A-C

Phone: 210-356-1400
Email: j-fergu@neisd.net

I started teaching High School Social Studies in 2011; and have been at Madison since 2014 as a Teacher, Instructional Dean, and now as an Assistant Principal.  I have four grown children, all who have attended Madison.  In fact, including myself, 15 members of my family have been Madison students.   Once a Mav, always a Mav.


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Christina Almeda, Asst. Principal | 9th Grade D-Z

Phone: 210-356-1400
Email: calmed@neisd.net

Hello, my name is Christina Almeda, and I am honored to serve as the Assistant Principal at Madison High School. I have a deep passion for education and have dedicated my career to helping students reach their fullest potential. Before becoming an administrator, I spent several years in the classroom, which strengthened my belief in the power of relationships and the importance of meeting students where they are. Outside of school, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, and crafting. I’m excited to continue building connections with our students, families, and staff to ensure every student has the support and encouragement they need to succeed.


Reynaldo Juarez

Reynaldo Juarez, Asst. Principal | 10th-12th Grade D-J

Email: rjuare1@neisd.net
Phone: 210-356-1400

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Elaine Maze, Asst. Principal

Phone: 210-356-1400
Email: emaze@neisd.net

I have been a member of the North East Learning Community for 34 years. I have had the privilege of working at 1 elementary school, 4 middle schools, and 2 High Schools. I have been a part of opening two campuses. I have worked as a teacher and counselor and currently serve as an Assistant Principal. Most recently, I joined Madison Community 6 years ago. My sweet husband, Gene and I have been married for 27 years. We are the proud parents of two dogs, Karma and Molly are both well-loved and spoiled. I love traveling, outdoor activities, movies, and summer with all the fun that brings.


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Crystal Brooks, Asst. Principal | 10th-12th Re-Z (AP)

Phone: 210-356-1400
Email: cbrook@neisd.net

Degrees and Certifications:
BS – Psychology w/an emphasis on Child Psychology
MA – Special Education, Counseling, School Administration

I have proudly served our NEISD family on the elementary, middle school, and now high school levels. My degrees and certifications include psychology, special education, school counseling, and school administration. My husband and I do our best to keep up with our two amazing daughters and one very spoiled pup. I love spending time with my family, traveling, cooking/baking, reading, sci-fi, and all things Formula One racing.

Now for what you really want to know – I am all about what’s best for kids. I lead with my heart in all I do as an educator. I believe in compassionate accountability. We have to hold our kids accountable for the choices they make, but that doesn’t mean we stop leading with love, kindness, and respect along the way. My partnership with you, parents and guardians, is a critical step in ensuring our Madison Mavericks realize their fullest potential. Working together is the only way we help our Mavericks overcome challenges, celebrate successes, and graduate with their heads held high as they prepare to tackle life beyond high school. I am so excited to join the Madison Family and serve and support our Mavericks in countless ways.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Discipline
Textbooks