Remarkable Women: From unlikely student to ECISD’s first female superintendent in 100 years
By Gabriella Meza
Published on March 28, 2026.
Dr. Keely Boyer, the first female superintendent of Ector County ISD in over 100 years, has been in the role for the last year. Boyer began her career in education after a history teacher saw something in her that other teachers didn't see. She credits her dedication to students and a focus on student outcomes after school. She is proud to be part of a community of women making an impact across the Permian Basin.
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