It's just the Wylie way
Dr. David Vinson is the Superintendent of Schools for the Wylie Independent School District in the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex. Wylie ISD is a large school district with 20 campuses and over 18,800 students and is located in Collin County, one of the largest and fastest growing counties in Texas.
He has more than 20 years of experience in public education throughout the state of Texas ranging from teacher, gifted & talented coordinator, technology director and many other positions in School Administration. He previously was the Superintendent of Floresville ISD in South Texas.
His educational career has been devoted to implementing character education, as well as academic excellence in all schools in which he has been associated. He has most recently been instrumental in bringing higher education to Wylie through Collin College, who just announced a Wylie campus. He is a national leader in character education, a devoted believer in GRIT, WELL-BEING, HOPE, and HAPPINESS and in July was selected by the Texas PTA as their 2016 Superintendent of the Year and the Wylie 2016 Citizen of the Year.
Dr. Vinson holds three degrees from Texas Tech University: a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management/Marketing, Master of Education and a Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum and Instruction. He and his wife, Cristy, have two children, both attend Wylie High School.
Superintendent's Philosophy
“Students should graduate from high school with a plan and a purpose. Schools should equip students with the core ethical values necessary to make our community, state and nation both intelligent and morally responsible. Our communities should perceive school as a resource and partner that develops future citizens with a global work ethic and skill level that is competitive in the United States and abroad.”
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