Christina Rodriguez is a dedicated educator with over 23 years of experience in pedagogy and andragogy. Currently serving as an English Content Specialist at Sam Rayburn High School, she collaborates with school and district leadership to implement effective instructional initiatives. She holds a Master of Arts in English from Texas A&M University, a Graduate Certificate in Instructional Design from the University of Wisconsin-Stout, and Bachelor's degrees in History and Agricultural Economics. Christina has taught English at various colleges and universities for over a decade and holds multiple certifications, including Principal for grades K-12 and English and History for grades 7-12.

With 16 years of experience in implementing district-wide initiatives and planning professional learning opportunities at the secondary level, Christina has made significant impacts in diverse educational settings. As Head of the English Department at Dalian American International School in China, she developed programs aligning with both Chinese and American curricula. At Sam Rayburn High School, she contributed to raising average STAAR scores for emergent bilingual students by over 20% in three years.

Known for her innovative problem-solving and data-driven approach, Christina Rodriguez is committed to advancing educational practices and providing enriching learning experiences for all students in Pasadena ISD.