Meet the Principal

Greetings Perry Eagles!

My name is Adam Toy and I am honored and humbled to be the principal at the historic DeWitt Perry Middle School.  I couldn’t be any more excited about the many great learning opportunities our students will encounter this coming school year! I am returning to Perry for a second year as principal where I also had the privilege  to serve as an Assistant Principal for many years.  I have also served as an Assistant Principal at R. L. Turner High School and as the Associate Principal at Ranchview High School.

I received a Bachelor’s Degree from Abilene Christian University and earned a Master’s Degree in Education Administration from the University of North Texas.  I have also completed coursework towards an Educational Doctoral Program at the University of North Texas.

My wife Amy works as an Instructional Specialist within our school district and we have two beautiful and talented daughters who attend CFB schools as well.  We are a true CFBISD family and plan to be for a long time.

I am passionate about student achievement and helping students find their drive, motivation, and grit to succeed.  Perry Middle School is a pillar of the community where amazing things are happening every day.  It’s a place where students thrive academically, socially and emotionally.  Our fine arts programs, athletics, and other elective and extra-curricular programs give our students’ self-esteem and a place to belong.  Our students take pride in their school and we, as educators, take pride in them and their successes. 

Our campus goal is the same as our district goal: High Achievement for Each Student.  Our teachers and staff work very hard every day to ensure that the learning opportunities your child encounters here at Perry keep that goal in mind.

A key part to our success is the involvement of our whole community in the learning process including families, neighbors, community businesses, and community leadership.  I encourage you to join our PTA and take an active role in the support of our students and school building.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call or email me.  I look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you,

Adam Toy
toya@cfbisd.edu
972-968-4400