Todd Bloomer was born in New York and moved to Texas in 1996.  After meeting his wife in Houston, he moved to San Antonio in 2000 and worked at Eisenhower as a teacher and coach.  He served as an AP at Tejeda and Churchill before being named principal of Bradley Middle School.  In the Spring of 2020, he was named principal of Churchill High School. 
 
All five of his children have been Churchill Chargers and his twins will graduate with the class of 2023 in May. 
 
Mr Bloomer enjoys spending time with his family, his dog and watching any sporting event.  He loves the spirit and traditions of the Churchill community. 

Duties and Responsibilities

Title IX Coordinator
Campus Behavior Coordinator

I grew up in El Paso and attended the University of Texas at El Paso where I earned a bachelor’s in Interdisciplinary Studies. After moving to San Antonio, I taught Science for several years at Jackson Middle School. Along the way, I earned a master’s in Educational Administration from Concordia University. I have served as assistant principal at both primary and secondary levels.
In my free time, I like to exercise, run, and play golf with my husband, Edward. Together, we have 6 children and 1 grandson. My family keeps me grounded, and they support me unconditionally. We enjoy being outdoors and spending time with each other.
Churchill’s commitment to tradition and excellence is evident both on campus and within the community. I have had the opportunity to speak to both current and former students who all say they feel the support of the staff makes their time at Churchill special. My goal is to continue the tradition, and I am committed to serving the students and staff at Churchill High School.
I am anxious to work with all students at Churchill. Please do not hesitate to call if you have questions or concerns at 210-356-0037.
Go Chargers!!!

Duties and Responsibilities
Curriculum

I was born and raised in San Antonio.  I graduated from MacArthur High School and went on to the University of Texas at San Antonio.  There, I received my Bachelor's degree in History.  In 2006, I received my Master's degree from Schreiner University. 

This school year will be my 3rd year as an assistant principal at Churchill High School.  Prior to being named assistant principal at Churchill, I spent the last three and a half years as an assistant principal at Lopez Middle School.  Before that, I taught 8th grade U.S. History at Eisenhower Middle School for 15 years.   

I look forward to a wonderful school year and encourage you all to reach out to me if there is anything that I can do to help.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Graduation, Hall of Honor, Math Department, Senior Class

PTA Liaison, Spirit Organization Liaison, UIL Coordinato

I was raised in West Texas and began my educational career as a 5^th grade special education teacher in Midland, Texas. I left there and worked in Flour Bluff ISD for three years before moving to San Antonio in 2003. I have spent the last 21 years working in NEISD. I spent my first 20 years at Jackson Middle School as the Special Education Campus Coordinator, and this is my first year at Churchill High School as an Assistant Principal.

I received my undergraduate degree in Marine Biology from [Southwest] Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas in 1994 and then completed graduate work at the University of Texas at Austin Marine Science Institute in Port Aransas, Texas in 1995. In addition, I received a master’s degree in educational leadership in May 2010. I have two children, ages 22 and 17, and I have lived in the Churchill community for the last 16 years. My oldest was a Churchill graduate in 2020 and my youngest will graduate in Spring, 2025.

I am excited to be a part of the Charger family and look forward to a great school year working with your students. Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions, concerns or need anything at all.

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I am a product of NEISD having graduated from Robert E. Lee High School. I graduated from Southwest Texas and then began an 11 year career as a Bexar County Adult Probation Officer. I then left the Department and returned to my roots where I taught Criminal Justice at Lee High School for 11 years. I then entered Administration at Bradley Middle School and am now starting my 11th year, this is my 5th year as a proud Charger. In my free time, I volunteer time with a variety of organizations including the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo where we focus on raising money for college scholarships.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Band, Attendance, Choir, ESL point of contact, TELPAS test coordinator, Leavers/Dropouts, School Safety Coordinator, Parking, Senior Awards, Social Media, Yearbook

I am the proud father of one son. My wife and I have been married for 19+ years.
 
I attended the University of Texas at San Antonio. There, I received my Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and my Master's degree in Educational Leadership.
 
This school year is my first as an assistant principal at Churchill High School. Prior to being named assistant principal at Churchill, I spent the last six years as an assistant principal at Ed White Middle School. Before that, I taught math right here at Churchill High School from 2008-2016.   
 
I am excited about the upcoming school year. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve the students, faculty, and community of Churchill. Please reach out to me if there is anything that I can do to help.

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