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 The McKinney ISD Fine Arts department is responsible for coordinating activities, supervising instruction, administrating budgets and directing the curriculum of the Art, Band, Choir, Dance/Drill Team, Theatre Arts and Non-Athletic UIL programs for all grade levels.


Name: Roy Renzenbrink
Title: Director of Fine Arts
Email: rrenzenbrink@mckinneyisd.net
Contact: 469-742-4093
Department Personnel
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Edith Barton
Elementary Coordinator

469-742-4017
ebarton@mckinneyisd.net
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Trish Rissman
Office Manager
469-742-4087
trissman@mckinneyisd.net
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Meredith Vestal
Administrative Assistant
469-742-4118
mvestal@mckinneyisd.net
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Tami Hines
Cheerleading Coordinator
thines@mckinneyisd.net
469-742-5770
 
 
 

Roy Renzenbrink has more than 28 years of experience in education including 17 years as a band director and 11 years as an administrator in various districts in North Texas. He began his teaching career in 1979 at Carrollton Middle School in Carrollton, Ohio.
 
Renzenbrink has served as the assistant band director at Bryan Adams High School in Dallas, the head band director at Hillcrest High School in Dallas, the head director at Gaston Middle School in Dallas and the head band director at McDonald Middle School in Mesquite.
 
Renzenbrink began his career in education administration in 1996 as the assistant principal at Dan F. Long Middle School in Carrollton. He became the assistant principal at Dowell Middle School in McKinney ISD in 1999 and the head principal at Reuben Johnson Elementary in 2001. In 2002 the district named Renzenbrink as the principal at  Wolford Elementary where he served until being named the Director of Fine Arts for the district in May of 2005.
 
Renzenbrink received his bachelor of music education degree from Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio and earned his master’s of education and administration from the University of North Texas in 1993.