EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Douglass Elementary School Principal Michelle Corral was recognized by the Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association (TEPSA) as the 2025 Region 19 TEPSAN of the year, El Paso Independent School District announced on Thursday, Feb. 6 in a news release.
“Being named TEPSAN of the Year is a reflection of the incredible team and community I work with every day,” Corral said. “This honor underscores the shared commitment we have to empowering our students and preparing them for a bright future.”
El Paso ISD said TEPSA members from 20 regions statewide annually select one colleague who has demonstrated exceptional service to the association and a deep commitment to supporting PK-8 students and educators.
“We are incredibly proud of Michelle Corral for earning this prestigious recognition,” El Paso ISD Superintendent Diana Sayavedra said. “Her dedication to student success and her passion for fostering a positive learning environment at Douglass Elementary truly exemplify the values of El Paso ISD.”
El Paso ISD said that since 1917, TEPSA has supported Texas PK-8 school leaders by offering professional development, advocacy, and a robust network of principals and supervisors.
With more than 5,900 members, TEPSA plays a pivotal role in shaping the education of over three million Texas students, El Paso ISD said.
“We are proud to recognize the outstanding contributions of Michelle, whose dedication and leadership have significantly advanced the goals and mission of our Association,” TEPSA Executive Director Harley Eckhart said.
For more information about TEPSA and the TEPSAN of the Year award, visit www.tepsa.org.
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