Pioneer Heritage Directors
Rachael Davis
Director of Bands
Director of Bands
Rachael Davis has been the Director of Bands at Pioneer Heritage Middle School since 2015. Her responsibilities include directing Wind Ensemble & Concert Band, assisting with Symphonic Band, as well as teaching all of the beginner brass classes.
Ensembles under Mrs. Davis' direction have consistently earned Sweepstakes at UIL Concert & Sight-Reading contests as well as "Best In Class" in multiple festivals across the state of Texas. In 2023, the Pioneer Heritage Wind Ensemble advanced to the CCC State Honor Band Semi-Finals.
Mrs. Davis was named Pioneer Heritage's Teacher of the Year for the 2019-20 school year.
Prior to working at Pioneer Heritage, Mrs. Davis served as the Director of Bands in Grand Prairie ISD, and Associate Director in Judson ISD in San Antonio. Mrs. Davis was awarded Teacher of the Year for Grand Prairie ISD for the 2014-15 school year.
Mrs. Davis is a native of Lewisville, Texas and an alumni of Texas State University.
Mrs. Davis graduated Summa Cum Laude from Texas State University - San Marcos with a Bachelors Degree in Music Education, where she studied with Dr. Mary Ellen Cavitt.
Mrs. Davis served as principal French horn of both the Wind Ensemble and the Symphony Orchestra, and as Drum Major of the Bobcat Marching Band.
Mrs. Davis still plays horn professionally at Stonebriar Community Church.
While at Texas State, Mrs. Davis earned awards such as Most Outstanding Wind Ensemble Member and Most Outstanding Music Education Student.
Mrs. Davis' professional affiliations include Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, Texas Music Adjudicators Association, and the International Horn Society.
Mrs. Davis lives in Aubrey with her daughter Audrey, and their 2 dogs, Mayzie and Murphy, and 2 cats, Strauss and Figaro.
Ensembles under Mrs. Davis' direction have consistently earned Sweepstakes at UIL Concert & Sight-Reading contests as well as "Best In Class" in multiple festivals across the state of Texas. In 2023, the Pioneer Heritage Wind Ensemble advanced to the CCC State Honor Band Semi-Finals.
Mrs. Davis was named Pioneer Heritage's Teacher of the Year for the 2019-20 school year.
Prior to working at Pioneer Heritage, Mrs. Davis served as the Director of Bands in Grand Prairie ISD, and Associate Director in Judson ISD in San Antonio. Mrs. Davis was awarded Teacher of the Year for Grand Prairie ISD for the 2014-15 school year.
Mrs. Davis is a native of Lewisville, Texas and an alumni of Texas State University.
Mrs. Davis graduated Summa Cum Laude from Texas State University - San Marcos with a Bachelors Degree in Music Education, where she studied with Dr. Mary Ellen Cavitt.
Mrs. Davis served as principal French horn of both the Wind Ensemble and the Symphony Orchestra, and as Drum Major of the Bobcat Marching Band.
Mrs. Davis still plays horn professionally at Stonebriar Community Church.
While at Texas State, Mrs. Davis earned awards such as Most Outstanding Wind Ensemble Member and Most Outstanding Music Education Student.
Mrs. Davis' professional affiliations include Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, Texas Music Adjudicators Association, and the International Horn Society.
Mrs. Davis lives in Aubrey with her daughter Audrey, and their 2 dogs, Mayzie and Murphy, and 2 cats, Strauss and Figaro.
Jennifer Teed
Assistant Director of Bands
Assistant Director of Bands
Jennifer Teed is the Assistant Director of Bands at Pioneer Heritage Middle School in Frisco ISD. Her responsibilities include directing the Symphonic Band and Concert Band, assisting in Wind Ensemble, as well as teaching all of the beginner woodwind classes. Under the direction of Mrs. Teed, all ensembles have received superior ratings in the UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Contests and have received top scores from the judges at festivals across the state. Last year, the 2021 Pioneer Heritage Symphonic Band was named a Citation of Excellence Winner by the Foundation for Music Education.
Prior to working at Pioneer Heritage, Mrs. Teed served as the Assistant Director of Bands at McKinney Boyd High School in McKinney ISD.
Mrs. Teed is a native of Sallisaw, Oklahoma and is an alumni of The University of Oklahoma, where she completed a Masters Degree in Clarinet Performance and a Bachelors Degree in Music Education. While at The University of Oklahoma, Mrs. Teed was a member of The Pride of Oklahoma Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Brian Britt and served as principal clarinet of both the Wind Symphony, under the direction of Dr. William Wakefield, and the Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Jonathan Shames.
Mrs. Teed is a past OU Concerto Competition Winner and was the featured soloist for the Concerto Gala Concert with the University of Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra.
Mrs. Teed’s professional affiliations include Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, and the International Clarinet Association.
Mrs. Teed lives in Aubrey with her husband, Brian Teed, who is the percussion director at Wakeland High School in Frisco ISD, their twins Oliver and Kaitlyn, and 2 cats and 1 dog.
Prior to working at Pioneer Heritage, Mrs. Teed served as the Assistant Director of Bands at McKinney Boyd High School in McKinney ISD.
Mrs. Teed is a native of Sallisaw, Oklahoma and is an alumni of The University of Oklahoma, where she completed a Masters Degree in Clarinet Performance and a Bachelors Degree in Music Education. While at The University of Oklahoma, Mrs. Teed was a member of The Pride of Oklahoma Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Brian Britt and served as principal clarinet of both the Wind Symphony, under the direction of Dr. William Wakefield, and the Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Jonathan Shames.
Mrs. Teed is a past OU Concerto Competition Winner and was the featured soloist for the Concerto Gala Concert with the University of Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra.
Mrs. Teed’s professional affiliations include Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, and the International Clarinet Association.
Mrs. Teed lives in Aubrey with her husband, Brian Teed, who is the percussion director at Wakeland High School in Frisco ISD, their twins Oliver and Kaitlyn, and 2 cats and 1 dog.
Scott Baldwin
Director of Percussion Studies
Director of Percussion Studies
Scott Baldwin is the percussion coordinator at Reedy High School, Pioneer Heritage Middle School, and Pearson Middle School. He received his BM and MAT in Music Education from the University of Louisville, and MM in Percussion Performance from the University of Florida. Mr. Baldwin marched with the Madison Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps ('98) and Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps ('95-'97).
Prior to his appoint in Frisco ISD, Mr. Baldwin served as the Percussion Coordinator of the Hebron Cluster from 2002 to 2015. He coordinated all activities percussion related from grades 6-12 including marching percussion through the concert percussion ensembles. The group has performed with varies artists such as Gregg Bissonette, Steve Smith, Lalo Davila, Tommy Igoe, and Dave Samuels.
He is an active clinician, adjudicator and performer throughout the country. His professional affiliations include the Percussive Arts Society, Texas Music Educators Association and Phi Mu Alpha Professional Music Fraternity. Mr. Baldwin is an educational endorser for Pro Mark Sticks/Mallets, Evans Drumheads, Pearl Drums/Adams Percussion and Sabian Cymals.
He resides in Aubrey with two wonderful children, Rebecca and Elijah.
Prior to his appoint in Frisco ISD, Mr. Baldwin served as the Percussion Coordinator of the Hebron Cluster from 2002 to 2015. He coordinated all activities percussion related from grades 6-12 including marching percussion through the concert percussion ensembles. The group has performed with varies artists such as Gregg Bissonette, Steve Smith, Lalo Davila, Tommy Igoe, and Dave Samuels.
He is an active clinician, adjudicator and performer throughout the country. His professional affiliations include the Percussive Arts Society, Texas Music Educators Association and Phi Mu Alpha Professional Music Fraternity. Mr. Baldwin is an educational endorser for Pro Mark Sticks/Mallets, Evans Drumheads, Pearl Drums/Adams Percussion and Sabian Cymals.
He resides in Aubrey with two wonderful children, Rebecca and Elijah.
Emily MaGee
Assistant Director of Percussion Studies
Assistant Director of Percussion Studies
Emily Magee is a resident of Fort Worth, Texas where she teaches percussion professionally and performs on the side. She is currently the Assistant Percussion Director with Reedy High School in Frisco, Texas, where she also works with Pearson Middle School and Pioneer Heritage Middle School. Ms. MaGee received her Bachelor’s Degree from Middle Tennessee State University in Instrumental Music Education, and her Master’s Degree from Texas Christain University in Percussion Performance. She has proudly studied under Lalo Davila, Dr. Brian Mueller, Julie Davila, Matt Jordan, Dr. Brian A West, and Joey Carter.
In the education world, Emily has taught many high school and middle school percussion programs throughout Tennessee, North Carolina, and Texas. She is proud to have co-instructed the Rock Springs Middle School Percussion Ensemble as they performed at the 2018 TMEA in Tennessee. She also co-owns and operates a marching percussion arrangement/composition company, EMDS Percussion.
Ms. MaGee is proudly involved with the Percussive Arts Society and has been a member since 2015. She won the 2016 Chamber Percussion Competition and currently serves as the committee chair for the University Student Committee. Emily proudly endorses Innovative Percussion.
Mr. MaGee marched four seasons of DCI and two seasons of WGI: Colts (2015), Blue Knights (2016/2017), and Colts (2019), Atlanta Quest (2016), and Music City Mystique (2017). She now works as a front ensemble technician for the Mandarins Drum and Bugle Corps. In her free time, Ms. MaGee enjoys learning new percussion instruments and styles, going on bike rides, and cooking.
In the education world, Emily has taught many high school and middle school percussion programs throughout Tennessee, North Carolina, and Texas. She is proud to have co-instructed the Rock Springs Middle School Percussion Ensemble as they performed at the 2018 TMEA in Tennessee. She also co-owns and operates a marching percussion arrangement/composition company, EMDS Percussion.
Ms. MaGee is proudly involved with the Percussive Arts Society and has been a member since 2015. She won the 2016 Chamber Percussion Competition and currently serves as the committee chair for the University Student Committee. Emily proudly endorses Innovative Percussion.
Mr. MaGee marched four seasons of DCI and two seasons of WGI: Colts (2015), Blue Knights (2016/2017), and Colts (2019), Atlanta Quest (2016), and Music City Mystique (2017). She now works as a front ensemble technician for the Mandarins Drum and Bugle Corps. In her free time, Ms. MaGee enjoys learning new percussion instruments and styles, going on bike rides, and cooking.