Lasater Elementary School (prekindergarten-grade 1)
TASB and Brooks County ISD Announce New Superintendent
In May of 2024, TASB and the Brooks County ISD School Board announced that after a rigorous selection process, Brooks County ISD selected Scott Rogers as the lone finalist to be their new superintendent.
Rogers brings over 25 years of experience in education having been a history teacher, baseball and football coach, magnate school director, curriculum director and a current superintendent. His administrative experience began with North East ISD in San Antonio and he is currently the superintendent of Brazos ISD outside of Houston, where he has successfully led both academic and infrastructure improvements along with an improved financial position created through an increase in transfer students and Career & Technical Education (CTE) funding.
Rogers also has extensive experience in emergency operations and was chosen Principal of the Year in Region 2 for his success at leading Rockport-Fulton High School’s recovery from Hurricane Harvey.
“I am deeply honored for the opportunity to join the Brooks County ISD family and to serve as their superintendent of schools. As a educator I have dedicated over 25 years to supporting strong academic results by ensuring a positive learning environment for staff and students in public schools. I am looking forward to being a part of the Brooks County community and to making positive contributions to the future of every student, teacher, and family in BCISD,” Rogers said.
Mr. Rogers is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and has been married to his wife Pamela Rogers, a U.S. Navy Veteran, for over 35 years. They have one son, Christopher who is a U.S. Marine Corps Veteran who graduated from the United States Naval Academy and is a recent graduate of SMU School of Law with a dual law degree and MBA in Finance.
