CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The current Premont ISD superintendent has a new job at Tuloso-Midway ISD.
TMISD hired Steve VanMatre as their new superintendent. He will begin his duties on June 6.
VanMatre has 36 years of experience in the field of education with roles including a school custodian, paraprofessional, teacher, coach, principal, and superintendent.
“It’s an extreme honor to be selected to serve as Tuloso-Midway ISD’s new superintendent," VanMatre said. "The district has long held a stellar reputation for academic and extra-curricular excellence."
VanMatre previously served as superintendent of Freer, Sinton and Premont ISDs.
Premont ISD was recognized in Governor Abbott’s State of the State address as being a statewide leader in college and career readiness during VanMatre's time there.
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