• Administration

      Our Principal

      Phone: 210-356-1400

      Email:

      Degrees and Certifications:

      BS-Kinesiology-UTSA MA-Educational Leadership Certified: Science Composite Physical Education Principal

      Mr. Eric Wernli

      I began my teaching career in 1995 as an 8th grade science teacher and coach.  After ten years and two different schools, I became an Assistant Principal at Nimitz Middle School, then Reagan High School.  In 2015 I became the Principal of Lopez Middle School and in 2020, Principal of Madison High School. 

      Duties and Responsibilities
      Title IX Coordinator
      Campus Behavior Coordinator

      AgriScience Program Director

      Phone: 210-356-1517

      Email:

      Degrees and Certifications:

      Tarleton State University - Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture Services & Development Texas A&M University at Kingsville - Master of Science Degree in Agriculture Sciences Education Service Center, Region 20 - Principal Certification

      Doak Stewart

      Since 2013, I have had the honor of serving in the position as the Director for the NEISD Agriscience Magnet Program (AMP) located on the campus of James Madison High School. As the Director, I am responsible for the mission of the AMP which is to develop the potential of students for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through an educational experience in the agriculture, food and natural resource curricula.

      I have been a faculty member of the AMP and James Madison High School since 1997. During this time, I have instructed courses in Principles of AFNR, Agriculture Mechanics, Animal Science, Equine Science, Meat Processing, Agribusiness and Professional Communications. I was also fortunate to coach many talented students in Leadership and Career Development Events and guided them to National FFA Championship titles in Agricultural Issues Forum and Food Science & Technology competitions.

      I have been privileged to also serve in several professional leadership roles during my career to include the President and Coordinator of the Area VII Vocational Agriculture Teachers of Texas Association, a team member of the Curriculum for Agriculture Science Education (CASE) initiative, and AFNR committee representative for the Career & Technical Education TEKS Review. 

      Duties & Responsibilities:

      AMP Discipline
      AMP Attendance
      AMP Budget
      AMP Building Operations
      AMP Campus Safety
      AMP CIIP
      AMP Crisis Plan
      AMP CRMS
      AMP Events
      AMP Facility Use/Set up
      AMP Maintenance/Cust.
      AMP SAF/CAF
      AMP School Grounds
      AMP Student Teachers
      AMP Teacher Website
      AMP Website
      AMP Master Schedule

      Curriculum(AP)

      Phone: 210-356-1424

      Email:

      Degrees and Certifications:

      M.A. - Educational Leadership - Stephen F. Austin University M.A. - Educational Technology - University of Arkansas B.A. - Interdisiciplinary Studies - UTSA A.A.S. - Engineering - San Antonio College

      Joshua Villarreal

      I am a proud graduate of Madison High School, ℅ ‘97! I spent 10 years working in Civil Engineering before becoming a Middle School Math and Science teacher in SAISD. I taught technology most of my career and have taught Animation, AV Production, Photography, Graphic Design, Engineering, Architecture, Robotics, Yearbook and Web Design. I joined NEISD in 2016 where I became a teacher at Madison High School! During that time I was awarded NEISD CTE Teacher of the year, Trinity Prize recipient, and the NEEF Grant twice. I became an Assistant Principal in January of 2021 and have enjoyed being a part of this campus as a student, a teacher and now, as an administrator. I have also  been a college professor since 2018 at Northwest Vista where I still get to enjoy teaching Film courses. 

      I have 3 amazing kids of my own and have had the privilege of watching one of them walk across the graduation stage as a Maverick! I truly love this community and feel honored to be a continued part of it.

      Duties & Responsibilities:

      Discipline
      Campus Technology

       

      Attendance (AP)

      Phone: 210-356-1400

      Email:

      Degrees and Certifications:

      Elaine Maze

      Graduation HS – American School in Japan

      BS – Microbiology/Biochemistry – Southwest Texas State

      MA – Educational Psychology – UTSA

      Certified:

      Biology

      Chemistry

      Science Composite 6-12

      Math Composite 6-12

      Economics

      Special Education 6-12

      Counseling

      Principal

      Teaching Experience – 27 years

      White MS – 6-8 Science  90-96

      A-En (AP)

      Phone: 210-356-1400

      Email:

      Degrees and Certifications:

      Josephine Ferguson

      Er-Lon (AP)

      Phone: 210-356-1400

      Email:

      Degrees and Certifications:

      Oscar Cortez, Jr.

      Lop-Rio (AP)

      Phone: 210-356-1400

      Email:

      Degrees and Certifications:

      Heather Gafke

      Riv-Z (AP)

      Phone: (210) 356-1400

      Email:

      Degrees and Certifications:

      BS – Psychology w/an emphasis on Child Psychology MA – Special Education, Counseling, School Administration

      Crystal Brooks

      The 2022-2023 school years kicks off my ninth year with NEISD. I have proudly served our NEISD family on the elementary, middle school, and now high school levels. My degrees and certifications include psychology, special education, school counseling, and school administration. My husband and I do our best to keep up with our two amazing daughters and one very spoiled pup. I love spending time with my family, traveling, cooking/baking, reading, sci-fi, and all things Formula One racing. Now for what you really want to know – I am all about what’s best for kids. I lead with my heart in all I do as an educator. I believe in compassionate accountability. We have to hold our kids accountable for the choices they make, but that doesn’t mean we stop leading with love, kindness, and respect along the way. My partnership with you, parents and guardians, is a critical step in ensuring our Madison Mavericks realize their fullest potential. Working together is the only way we help our Mavericks overcome challenges, celebrate successes, and graduate with their heads held high as they prepare to tackle life beyond high school. I am so excited to join the Madison Family and serve and support our Mavericks in countless ways. We are going to have a fantastic year! GO MAVS!

      Duties & Responsibilities:

      Discipline
      Textbooks

      Title IX Coordinator & Campus Behavior Coordinator

      Madison High School's Title IX Coordinator/Campus Behavior Coordinator is primarily responsible for maintaining student discipline and the implementation of this subchapter and for responding to all complaints of possible sex discrimination and coordinating proper responses to complaints.

      Eric Wernli
      Email: ewernl@neisd.net
      Phone: 210-356-1400
      School: Madison High School
      Address: 5005 Stahl Road
      For additional information or to file a complaint please visit our district webpage.