About Us
Ms. Jones is the Director of Bands here at CMS and is starting her 13th year teaching at Colleyville Middle. Her responsibilities include directing the Honors Band, assisting the Symphonic Band, and teaching beginner woodwind classes.
She grew up just down the street in North Richland Hills and is a graduate of Richland High School. While at RHS, Ms. Jones was drum major, the principal Bb Clarinet and Eb Clarinet player in the top ensemble, and also played Alto Saxophone in the RHS Jazz Band.
In May 2012, she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Music Education at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth! While at TCU, she studied clarinet with Gary Whitman and performed in multiple different ensembles. Some of her favorite performances took place in New York City at Carnegie Hall under Bobby Francis and of course, at the Rose Bowl in 2011!
Ms. Jones is professionally affiliated with Texas Music Educators Association and Texas Bandmasters Association. She is a huge sports fan and there are no teams she loves more than the Texas Rangers, Dallas Stars, and her Horned Frogs! She attends many games throughout the year. Ms. Jones also enjoys traveling, shopping, all kinds of music, reading, and relaxing.
She grew up just down the street in North Richland Hills and is a graduate of Richland High School. While at RHS, Ms. Jones was drum major, the principal Bb Clarinet and Eb Clarinet player in the top ensemble, and also played Alto Saxophone in the RHS Jazz Band.
In May 2012, she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Music Education at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth! While at TCU, she studied clarinet with Gary Whitman and performed in multiple different ensembles. Some of her favorite performances took place in New York City at Carnegie Hall under Bobby Francis and of course, at the Rose Bowl in 2011!
Ms. Jones is professionally affiliated with Texas Music Educators Association and Texas Bandmasters Association. She is a huge sports fan and there are no teams she loves more than the Texas Rangers, Dallas Stars, and her Horned Frogs! She attends many games throughout the year. Ms. Jones also enjoys traveling, shopping, all kinds of music, reading, and relaxing.
Mr. Prescott is in his ninth year serving as the Assistant Band Director at Colleyville Middle School. His responsibilities include directing the Symphonic Band, assisting with the Honors Band, and teaching beginner Brass Classes.
He is a graduate of MacArthur High School in San Antonio. While at MacArthur he was a Section Leader, Drum Major, and an All-State trombone player. During his time in San Antonio he was a member of the Youth Orchestra of San Antonio. Mr. Prescott received his Bachelors Degree in Music Performance from The University of Texas at Austin. He also received his Masters Degree from Texas Christian University where he was the Graduate Assistant for the Trombone Studio.
While at the University of Texas, he performed with many renowned ensembles such as The University of Texas Wind Ensemble and The University of Texas Trombone Choir. During his time in the UT trombone choir he was blessed to get to travel and perform in France, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, and Spain.
Mr. Prescott has been teaching private lessons, masterclasses, and marching band since 2008 at a number of schools in the San Antonio, Austin, and the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Mr. Prescott was a finalist for the Temple Symphony Orchestra as well as a finalist for the Round Rock Symphony. He was also recognized as an alternate for the International Trombone Association’s Gagliardi solo competition.
As a freelance trombonist, he has performed with the Vintage 15 Big Band, Vendetta Big Band, Round Rock Symphony, San Antonio Wind Symphony, San Pedro Playhouse Pit Orchestra, Northeast Orchestra-Hurst, Frisco Jazz Band, Slideshow Trombone Choir, and Dallas Millennial Choir Orchestra. Mr. Prescott is a member of Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, and The International Trombone Association. His teachers include Rod Leonard, Ron Wilkins, Amanda Stewart, Dr. Nathaniel Brickens, and Dr. David Begnoche.
He is a graduate of MacArthur High School in San Antonio. While at MacArthur he was a Section Leader, Drum Major, and an All-State trombone player. During his time in San Antonio he was a member of the Youth Orchestra of San Antonio. Mr. Prescott received his Bachelors Degree in Music Performance from The University of Texas at Austin. He also received his Masters Degree from Texas Christian University where he was the Graduate Assistant for the Trombone Studio.
While at the University of Texas, he performed with many renowned ensembles such as The University of Texas Wind Ensemble and The University of Texas Trombone Choir. During his time in the UT trombone choir he was blessed to get to travel and perform in France, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, and Spain.
Mr. Prescott has been teaching private lessons, masterclasses, and marching band since 2008 at a number of schools in the San Antonio, Austin, and the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Mr. Prescott was a finalist for the Temple Symphony Orchestra as well as a finalist for the Round Rock Symphony. He was also recognized as an alternate for the International Trombone Association’s Gagliardi solo competition.
As a freelance trombonist, he has performed with the Vintage 15 Big Band, Vendetta Big Band, Round Rock Symphony, San Antonio Wind Symphony, San Pedro Playhouse Pit Orchestra, Northeast Orchestra-Hurst, Frisco Jazz Band, Slideshow Trombone Choir, and Dallas Millennial Choir Orchestra. Mr. Prescott is a member of Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, and The International Trombone Association. His teachers include Rod Leonard, Ron Wilkins, Amanda Stewart, Dr. Nathaniel Brickens, and Dr. David Begnoche.