Kenisha Williams has served in Spring ISD for fifteen years and currently serves as the principal of Major Elementary.

An experienced educator with 19 years in education, Williams began her teaching career in Houston Independent School District and later served scholars at a public charter school. During her time in Houston ISD she was recognized as Teacher of the Year twice. While serving in public education, she received recognition from Congressman Al Green for her service.

Mrs. Williams has developed instructional and leadership skills as a result of holding multiple positions in Spring ISD, including teacher, instructional specialist and District Gifted and Talented Coordinator, Assistant Principal, Associate Principal, and Principal. During her leadership, she helped transition the GT program, led numerous initiatives at the school and developed key partnerships with businesses and organizations. Williams was recognized as Teacher of the Year in Spring ISD, received SISD’s first Staff Excellence Award, and recognized as Principal of the Year 2020-2021. Williams was selected to represent Spring ISD at the Harvard Leadership Institute with Raise Your Hand Texas and the Holdsworth Campus Leadership Program.

She has boldly embraced the district’s vision, which has kept the district laser-focused on making learning meaningful and relevant to help move Spring forward. Passionate about education, Williams' role as a servant leader is to not simply communicate putting students first, but doing whatever is necessary to ensure that all students in the school are successful and staff are supported.

She may be contacted at kwilliam@springisd.org.