Timothy A. Isaly serves in his 8th year as the principal of the Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD’s Early College High School located on the Dallas College-Brookhaven campus. This is his 38th year in education having taught mathematics in rural, suburban, and urban districts both in the USA and internationally; served as a public high school administrator in Michigan and Texas. He earned his Bachelors of Arts degree in Economics from Wittenberg University, (Springfield, Ohio), a Masters of Arts in Elementary Education from The University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, Michigan), and a received a post- graduate degree in Secondary Education (administration) from Eastern Michigan (Ypsilanti, Michigan). Timothy A. Isaly’s hometown is in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and currently resides in Carrollton, Texas. A professional goal for Mr. Isaly is to have his school community earn a second National Blue-Ribbon School award (third for the school). On a personal level, he donates blood to the Carter Center, hopefully six times this year. He serves the Early College High School campus with a vision to create a transformative educational experience that drives inspiration, innovation and dedication for all students and staff. His mission is to graduate globally-minded citizens that are competently and confidently prepared to complete a four-year university program and who can positively lead and democratically serve local communities. His interests include playing tennis, baking and cooking, traveling and reading.