Ms. Mossige is an accomplished educational leader with many years experience both as a high school teacher and a campus administrator. She holds a B.S. degree from Texas Wesleyan University, a Master of Education degree from Texas Christian University and is a current doctoral candidate in TCU's Educational Leadership program. Additionally, she has studied at Harvard University's National Institute of Urban School Leaders, and has been instrumental in developing FWISD's new Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences, an early college high school for students interested in the medical field.  Since 1996, Ms. Mossige has served as teacher, assistant principal and principal at several Fort Worth ISD campuses, including Meacham Middle School, Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School. Wedgwood 6th Grade Center, Leonard Middle School and Stripling Middle School. While at Stripling, she developed a strong partnership with TCU, bringing in mentors and tutors for her students. Under Terri's leadership, Stripling transitioned from an Academically Unacceptable to a Recognized campus. She also has had experience as a private school teacher. Because of her extraordinary record, Ms. Mossige was most recently named principal of the Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences