Directors and staff

Mr. Jamieson McCaffity is excited to join the historic McCullough JH choral team after a year at Deer Park HS.  This is the beginning of his 17th year in education. He received a Bachelor of Music in Choral Music Studies from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master of Music in Choral Conducting from Texas State University.  He is always giving a continuous effort  towards  building a "Culture of Singing" and a "Tradition of Excellence" in all of his programs and this has lead to overwhelming growth and consistent superior ratings at UIL, concert festivals, and individual singing successes.

Previously Mr. McCaffity taught  12 years at Round Rock HS as the Director of Choral Activities, where he built the premier choral department in Central Texas, with countless accolades  and Texas All-Staters; and 3 years Taylor ISD where he was the sole director for the district. He also served as the Assistant director of Music Ministry at Bethany United Methodist Church for 11 years. In addition to directing choirs Mr. McCaffity has had an extensive performing career. He has performed in the roles of Sarastro (Mozart's Magic Flute) and Mr. Olsen (Weill's Street Scene) for the Texas State Opera Theater and also performed with the Grammy winning choral ensemble Conspirare under the direction of Craig Hella Johnson. Music is his life and he hopes that it becomes an important part of your life.

Mr McCaffity loves spending time with his family that is comprised of his partner, Meg Jameson who is a chemistry and physics teacher at Humble HS, her son Bradley, his two daughters Maggie and Juliet, and their three dogs Coco, Dougal, and Gellis. When not in a choral rehearsal or with his family, he enjoys playing disc golf, sailing, and of course Longhorn athletics. He is also a member of TMEA, ACDA, TCDA, TMAA, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, and PDGA.

Alison Eaton graduated summa cum laude from Sam Houston State University with her Bachelor's degree in Music with a teaching certification. She studied voice under Christopher Michel and was a member of the top choir, the SHSU Chorale, for two and a half years under the direction of Joshua Bronfman. Ms. Eaton was also a member of the SHSU opera program for three and a half years where she performed a multitude of roles under the direction of Dr. Nicole Asel and Dr. Rebecca Renfro. She student-taught in Conroe ISD at Grand Oaks High School and Bradley Elementary School. She is so excited to continue her teaching career in the Woodlands feeder system where she attended Coulson Tough Elementary School, McCullough Junior High, and graduated from the Woodlands High School in 2018.

Angela Brill is excited to begin her 45th year of teaching. Prior to teaching at McCullough Junior High, Ms. Brill taught at Collins Intermediate and Powell Elementary school in Conroe ISD. She also taught at St. John's School in Houston, for 30 years before moving to Conroe ISD in 2015. Early in her career she taught music in Barbers Hill ISD for six years. Ms. Brill holds a Bachelor of Music from Hardin Simmons University and a Master of Music from Sam Houston State University with a certification in Kodaly Music Teaching. She has had Intermediate and Elementary choirs perform at the TMEA annual conference in San Antonio. She has taken many students to perform in ACDA Nation Honor Choirs and the Organization of American Kodaly Educators National Honor Choirs. Angela is the proud mother of her daughter Laura, who resides in Chicago, and Wade, who is in Houston.