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FROM F IRST DOWNS TO TOUCHDOWNS Magnolia ISD gained a new athletic director and two new football coaches this spring to start off the 2019-20 year. Football season kicked off at the end of August for the two varsity high school teams.
JD BERNA
CRAIG MARTIN
NEWROLE: athletic director PREVIOUS ROLE: head football coach for Magnolia West High School Salary: $117,000
NEWROLE: head football coach PREVIOUS ROLE: offensive coordinator for Temple High School in Temple, Texas Salary: $105,000
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Magnolia High School home schedule:
vs. Lufkin
vs. Tomball
vs. Caney Creek
Homecoming vs. Montgomery
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Magnolia ISD hires two newhigh school football coaches, district athletic director
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immeasurable, because they’re guys of good character, and they know how to motivate, mentor and lead young men and women,” Berna said. Joseph previously served under Berna as the o ensive coordinator at MWHS, while Martin coached along- side Berna at Temple High School in Temple prior to Berna’s move to MISD three years ago, Berna said. “It can be hard to get students and other coaches on board sometimes [with change], but MISD has been great to me,” Martin said. Martin said his players have been “chomping at the bit” for the season to start, and with a - record last year, they want to do better this season. “I’ve really enjoyed getting to know my team, immersing myself in my new district, and I’m excited to coach at the famous Magnolia vs. Magnolia West game,” Martin said. “We all want to win, but overall the goal of our pro- grams is to provide an experience that [students] can learn from forever.”
MAGNOLIA ISD Magnolia ISD saw an overhaul of its athletic department ahead of the - school year with a new athletic director and new head football coaches at each of the dis- trict’s high schools, Athletic Director JD Berna said. This is also the rst time all three positions have changed simultaneously, he said. Berna served as the head football coach for Magnolia West High School for three years before he was pro- moted to athletic director in February. Berna’s salary is , in the new position, and each head football coach will receive a salary of , . “It’s an honor to be able to serve in this capacity and be able to help lead the athletic program at Magnolia ISD,” Berna said. Aer his departure from MWHS, Berna hired Blake Joseph as his replacement and hired Craig Martin a few weeks later as the Magnolia High School head football coach, he said. “What they bring to the table is
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Tomball ISD renews superintendent’s contract TOMBALL ISD The Tomball ISD board of trustees unanimously approved extending Superintendent Martha Salazar-Zamora’s contract to a four- year term in e ect from July , , to June , , during an Aug. board of trustees meeting. In addition to the contract exten- John McStravick said during the meeting. Salazar-Zamora’s base salary was , for the
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