Angelina is a consummate Art Educator and Visual Arts Specialist with over 11 years of distinguished service in the Pflugerville Independent School District (PFISD). A graduate of Texas State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Studio Art, she holds Texas EC-12 certification in education, underscoring her commitment to pedagogical excellence.
As an Art Curriculum Developer for PFISD, Angelina has played a pivotal role in crafting innovative, district-wide programs that inspire creativity and intellectual growth. Her expertise extends into higher education, where she serves as a College Mentor Teacher, guiding pre-service educators from the University of Texas and Texas State University toward professional mastery.
Angelina’s engagement with the arts community is multifaceted. She curates exhibitions, operates her own studio art business, and offers consultancy as a Fine Arts Specialist. Her contributions as an Art Program Coordinator reflect her ability to seamlessly integrate artistic practice with educational leadership. A passionate art activist, Angelina champions the role of the arts in enriching education and fostering cultural dialogue.
As a dedicated member of the Texas Art Education Association (TAEA) and the Texas Art Education Caucus (TAEC), Angelina collaborates with fellow professionals to advance the discipline at the state level. Her work embodies a seamless fusion of educational rigor, creative exploration, and advocacy, setting a benchmark for excellence in the field of visual arts.
Mrs. Hunter currently reside in Georgetown, Texas with her husband and two dogs. She grew up in Fredericksburg, Texas, attended and graduated from Lubbock Christian University with a bachelors in art education. She has taught art at the middle school and high school levels for 10 years, going on 11 and loved every moment. In that time she has served as department head of the fine arts as well as on various campus and district committees. Mrs. Hunter has organized multiple art shows on the campus level and in the community. One of her greatest accomplishments is hosting a silent auction and art exhibit to raise funds in order to help a non-profit build a water well for a community in need. Her heart and passion is in teaching students how they can make a difference in the world and helping students discover the person they want to be.
When she is not in the classroom you can find her traveling, making art of my own and enjoying time with my family. They travel when they can, going to national parks and seeing all the wonders of our world. When she is creating her own art pieces she enjoys embroidery/textiles and printmaking.
Mrs. Hunter loves learning new techniques as well as sharing them with fellow art teachers!