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Growing the ‘roots and the fruits’ of Azle ISD

Hanson’s ‘leadership nerd’ mindset shapes communication, culture districtwide
Growing the ‘roots and the fruits’ of Azle ISD
Azle ISD Assistant Superintendent Jessica Hanson discusses the district's "Portrait of a Hornet" initiative during the Rotary Club of Azle meeting July 23, explaining how communication, collaboration, passion, resilience and integrity help prepare students for the future workforce.

Author: ASHLEY TERRY | THE AZLE NEWS

While many educators unwind with a mystery or romance novel, Jessica Hanson relaxes by reading books about leadership — and it clearly shows.

Hanson — who has served as assistant superintendent for the Azle Independent School District since the fall of 2025 — spoke to the Rotary Club of Azle July 23 about the leadership philosophy that is currently shaping communication across the district.

From the beginning, Hanson said she has always felt a call to serve — whether as a teacher, principal and assistant superintendent, a volunteer at Merge Community Church’s youth camp or a wife and mother of three daughters.

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