The Leander ISD school board approved the names of two upcoming campuses on Aug. 7.
High School No. 6, which is under construction near the Benbrook Ranch subdivision in north Leander, was named Tom Glenn High School. The campus is expected to open in fall 2016. Elementary School No. 25 being built on Municipal Drive in Old Town Leander will be called Christine Camacho Elementary when it opens in next fall.
Tom Glenn was the superintendent of Leander ISD for 21 years and retired in 2007. Following discussion and a failed motion from trustee Lisa Mallory to name High School No. 6 after Bill Picket—a black rodeo performer from the turn of the 20th century who was born near the High School No. 6 site—the board voted 6-0 in favor of Tom Glenn High School. Trustee Aaron Johnson was absent.
"Tom will be living right near the high school when it's complete so that's ironic in a way," said Trustee Don Hisle. "I like the fact we can recognize some of our own people in the district who have provided a significant amount of effort and work."








