Aransas Pass ISD Superintendent Wayne Bennett has announced the hiring of Kelli Nesloney to serve as a Math Interventionist and Instructional Coach beginning the 2026-2027 school year. In this role, funded through the Learning Acceleration Support Opportunities (LASO) Cycle 4 Grant, Nesloney will serve as part of the Curriculum Department.

Nesloney is excited to join Aransas Pass ISD and brings with her over two decades of teaching experience across multiple grade levels, including general and special education, with six years as a Math Gap Interventionist. Most recently, she served as a Special Education teacher. These experiences have allowed her to build strong instructional, intervention, and leadership skills while maintaining her focus on student growth.

Nesloney holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Education, a Special Education Certification, and a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration, all from Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. Her combination of classroom experience and advanced educational background allows her to approach teaching with both a practical and an administrative perspective, ensuring support for not only students but also the larger mission of the campus and district, making her a valuable asset to the APISD team.

Nesloney and her husband are the proud parents of three daughters and two grandsons. Outside of professional commitments, Nesloney loves relaxing and being outdoors, and prioritizes quality time with family.