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Community members urge Celina ISD board to reinstate Moore Middle School principal Allison Ginn
Summary
Multiple family members, staff and residents told the Celina ISD Board on Jan. 12 they support Moore Middle School principal Allison Ginn and asked the board to reinstate her; the board later went into a closed session and reconvened after midnight with no action taken.
At the Celina Independent School District special-called meeting on Jan. 12, 2026, several parents, students and former colleagues told the board they want Moore Middle School principal Allison Ginn reinstated. Speakers including Penny Ginn, Ainsley Ginn, Troy Davis and Tawnia King described Ginn’s impact at Moore Middle School and asked the board to restore her position.
Stephen Richardson told the board that, in his experience working in Celina ISD, Allison Ginn "was one of the best administrators" he worked with (as summarized in the transcript). Clinton Moseley and other speakers also voiced support for Ginn’s leadership and said her absence has affected families and staff. The public comments took place during the designated public-comment period and included multiple family members and staff endorsing Ginn’s performance.
The board then moved into a closed session at 6:35 PM to discuss personnel and student-related matters. The meeting reconvened at 12:15 AM, and the board announced that no action was taken on items discussed in closed session. The transcript records public speakers advocating for Ginn and the board’s subsequent closed deliberations but does not record a formal vote or reinstatement.
