Beth Wing. Photo courtesy of George B. Dealey Montessori.
Beth Wing, a former assistant principal at Bryan Adams High School, is the new principal of W.T. White High School.
During her two years at Bryan Adams, Wing was part of a team that implemented the Leadership Academy for all students. After that, she moved to George Bannerman Dealey Montessori and International Academy as the principal. She stayed there for over three years.
Before coming to Dallas ISD, Wing worked for the Richardson ISD, where she was an assistant principal at Lake Highlands High School and taught Spanish. She also taught at Greenhill School.
Wing earned her bachelor’s degree at Vanderbilt University in Spanish and secondary education. She received her master’s at Southern Methodist University.
According to a post on the W.T. White High School Facebook page, Wing’s work is guided by what’s best for students.
Here are some of her accomplishments listed on her bio:
- Improving access and success for students in college-level courses (dual credit, AP, On Ramps) through AVID supports
- Implementing effective collaboration in PLC based on data-driven instruction and curriculum alignment
- Supporting and celebrating bilingualism in school communities through programming, courses and systems
- Inviting community members and families to engage in ongoing communication and input into decision-making
- Developing systems to ensure distributed leadership and leveraging the knowledge and skills of all staff members to develop and implement effective campus systems
- Implementing design thinking for inclusive and creative problem-solving
- Leading all stakeholders in the development and pursuit of a shared campus vision, mission and goals
