HUNTSVILLE, TexasPremier High School and TexasWorks – Huntsville, tuition-free ResponsiveEd schools, are proud to welcome Brooke Burns as the new Campus Director, bringing more than 25 years of community involvement and nearly two decades of experience in education and school leadership to the role.

A longtime Huntsville resident and graduate of Sam Houston State University, Burns has dedicated her career to serving local students and families. She began her educational career at Scott Johnson Elementary, where she spent 14 years teaching and building meaningful relationships with generations of Huntsville families. After earning her graduate degree from Texas A&M University, she continued her commitment to local education by serving as Assistant Campus Director at Ignite Community School, another ResponsiveEd school, for the past four years.

Now leading both Premier High School and TexasWorks – Huntsville, Burns is focused on creating a welcoming, student-centered environment where every learner has the support and opportunities needed to reach their goals.

“It is an honor to serve the Huntsville community in this new role,” said Burns. “My goal is for every student, family, and community partner to feel valued and appreciated. By building strong relationships and fostering a culture rooted in grace, respect, and high expectations, we can help students achieve both academic success and personal growth.”

Premier High School – Huntsville offers a flexible, personalized approach to education designed for students who benefit from a non-traditional learning environment. With self-paced instruction, individualized graduation plans, and caring educators who meet students where they are, Premier High School empowers students to earn their high school diploma while preparing for college, careers, military service, or the workforce.

Located on the same campus, TexasWorks – Huntsville provides adults ages 18 to 50 with the opportunity to earn a high school diploma in a flexible, supportive environment. Students can also pursue industry-recognized certifications and career training that help open doors to new employment opportunities and long-term success.

Together, the campuses provide educational pathways that meet learners at every stage of life, ensuring students of all ages have access to high-quality education and the resources they need to achieve their goals.

“Brooke’s deep ties to Huntsville, passion for serving students, and proven leadership make her an outstanding fit to lead these campuses,” said Regional Director Roxana Butler. “Her commitment to building relationships and creating opportunities for students will have a lasting impact on the Huntsville community.”

Families and students interested in learning more about Premier High School – Huntsville or TexasWorks – Huntsville or enrolling are encouraged to visit premierhighschools.com/Huntsville or texasworks.com/Huntsville

About Premier High Schools

Premier High School is a tuition-free public charter high school that offers individualized, custom-paced learning for students seeking to earn their diploma and prepare for college, career, or military service. Premier High Schools are part of the ResponsiveEd family of schools and serve students across Texas and Arkansas.

About TexasWorks

TexasWorks is a tuition-free public charter program serving adults ages 18-50. Designed for working adults seeking flexible options to complete their high school education, TexasWorks also offers industry-recognized career and technical certifications to help graduates enter high-demand fields with confidence.

About ResponsiveEd

ResponsiveEd has been serving families for over 25 years, operating a vast network of tuition-free charter schools designed to meet the needs of students of all ages. Through innovative programs, dedicated educators, and a commitment to excellence, ResponsiveEd provides students with more than just an education; it provides a pathway to success. 

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