MRS. VANIKIN SANDERS LEGGETT TO LEAD BRULE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Tuesday, July 9, Mrs. Vanikin Leggett was named principal of the Brule Elementary School during the Special School Board Meeting, by the NISD Board of Trustees.
Mrs. Vanikin Sanders Leggett will continue her career right here in Navasota ISD as Principal of Brule Elementary for the 2019-2020 school year. Mrs. Leggett is a Navasota High School, class of 2007, graduate. She attended Texas A&M University for her Bachelors in interdisciplinary studies and Lamar University for her Masters in educational administration. She has worked in the district for the past 8 years, 5 of those years as a classroom teacher and 3 as Assistant Principal at Brule Elementary. She is the daughter of Rev. John Sanders Jr. and Theresa Sanders, who are residents of Navasota. She is married to Warren Leggett and has one stepdaughter, Aaliyah, who is 10 years old. "I absolutely love my job and what I do. I am so honored and proud to work in the district that raised me. I know this journey will help me to continue to inspire and motivate other students in the district that they can be anything they want to be with hard work and dedication."
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Mrs. Vanikin Sanders Leggett will continue her career right here in Navasota ISD as Principal of Brule Elementary for the 2019-2020 school year. Mrs. Leggett is a Navasota High School, class of 2007, graduate. She attended Texas A&M University for her Bachelors in interdisciplinary studies and Lamar University for her Masters in educational administration. She has worked in the district for the past 8 years, 5 of those years as a classroom teacher and 3 as Assistant Principal at Brule Elementary. She is the daughter of Rev. John Sanders Jr. and Theresa Sanders, who are residents of Navasota. She is married to Warren Leggett and has one stepdaughter, Aaliyah, who is 10 years old. "I absolutely love my job and what I do. I am so honored and proud to work in the district that raised me. I know this journey will help me to continue to inspire and motivate other students in the district that they can be anything they want to be with hard work and dedication."
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