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Campus Information
Year Open:
School Mascot: Panthers
School Colors: Navy Blue, Gold
Mission Statement: J.B.Passmore Elementary will provide a safe and enriched learning environment driven by high standards that promotes mutual respect for diverse cultures and communities.
James Dominguez - Principal
Greetings Passmore Family,
I am excited and honored to lead and serve our Panther Community.
My career spans 14 years in education, but it did not start there. I am a true Northside product having attended Ed Cody ES, Pease MS, and John Jay High School.
Shortly after graduating from John Jay High School, I attended UT-San Antonio where I earned my Bachelors in Interdisciplinary Studies. After 10 years teaching elementary students in 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade, I decided to pursue a career in administration at UTSA where I earned my Masters in Educational Leadership in 2018.
Along the way, I have been fortunate to assist in the opening of four Northside elementary campuses in Langley, Lieck, Boldt, and Tomlinson. I have also served at Mead and McDermott Elementary in leadership capacities. It was at Boldt Elementary where I met my beautiful wife, Edna, and she has been my number one supporter and cheerleader throughout my career.
Being of service to 6 elementary schools throughout the years, I have observed that while there are many differences in communities, they all share one thing in common. It really is all about the kids no matter where we go in Northside ISD, and I am happy to serve and ensure every student receives a strong, quality education as I did here in Northside.
It is my great pleasure to work alongside our Passmore staff, students, families and community businesses in order for our children to thrive both academically and socially. I want to work with you every day to preserve the culture of this beautiful community.
I am excited to embark on this journey with you all, and grateful for the opportunity to lead alongside our very passionate Panther family.
I am excited and honored to lead and serve our Panther Community.
My career spans 14 years in education, but it did not start there. I am a true Northside product having attended Ed Cody ES, Pease MS, and John Jay High School.
Shortly after graduating from John Jay High School, I attended UT-San Antonio where I earned my Bachelors in Interdisciplinary Studies. After 10 years teaching elementary students in 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade, I decided to pursue a career in administration at UTSA where I earned my Masters in Educational Leadership in 2018.
Along the way, I have been fortunate to assist in the opening of four Northside elementary campuses in Langley, Lieck, Boldt, and Tomlinson. I have also served at Mead and McDermott Elementary in leadership capacities. It was at Boldt Elementary where I met my beautiful wife, Edna, and she has been my number one supporter and cheerleader throughout my career.
Being of service to 6 elementary schools throughout the years, I have observed that while there are many differences in communities, they all share one thing in common. It really is all about the kids no matter where we go in Northside ISD, and I am happy to serve and ensure every student receives a strong, quality education as I did here in Northside.
It is my great pleasure to work alongside our Passmore staff, students, families and community businesses in order for our children to thrive both academically and socially. I want to work with you every day to preserve the culture of this beautiful community.
I am excited to embark on this journey with you all, and grateful for the opportunity to lead alongside our very passionate Panther family.
Nicole Wall - Associate Principal
The Associate Principal also serves as the Campus Behavior Coordinator.
Hello Panther families! My name is Nicole Wall and I am thrilled to serve as the Associate Principal at Passmore. I began my education career 12 years ago as a first grade teacher in Florida. Since then, I have taught first and fifth grade, been an instructional coach and a reading/writing specialist. I received my bachelors in education from the University of Miami and later continued my education at UNT where I completed my masters in educational leadership. I am excited to continue my career serving the great families of Passmore.
I love that I get the privilege to work alongside a great community of parents, teachers, staff, and students, where together we can instill a love of learning in our students. I believe in high expectations for all and know that, when given the proper guidance and support, everyone can and will meet those expectations. I am excited to watch our Panthers grow and learn every day.
Respectfully,
Nicole Wall, Associate Principal
Bruce Harris
Instructional Coordinator
Bruce served as an Academic Technology Coach with NISD for 6 years. Previously he served as a Science instructional coach for Northeast ISD and had 12 years of classroom teaching experience in Title 1 schools. He has an undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio and an M.E. from the University of the Incarnate Word. He was selected as Teacher of the Year in 2003 for Montgomery Elementary. He was also selected to attend the Michael E. DeBakey Institute, a Texas A&M University Research Program in 2007, and in 2014 he was selected to receive the Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy, a national award for science teachers. He served on the Board of Directors for UUMC Day School, a NAEYC accredited day school in San Antonio from 2004-2006. He was awarded a full scholarship to complete the Principal as Instructional Leader program from UTSA in 2016. He holds teaching certificates in multiple content areas for grades k-12 as well as a principal certificate. He served as the leader of The Voelcker BioScience Teachers Academy, an affiliate of The University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio from 2009-2015. He has been a presenter at the TCEA convention, as well as various other conferences. His personal mission is to instill students and teachers with a passion for learning.
