Meet Dr. Randy Davis
Protecting Values. Preparing Students.
Dr. Randy Davis, Pastor, has spent a lifetime rooted in faith, family, and service to others. Born and raised in Amarillo, Randy graduated from Caprock High School, Amarillo College, and Wayland Baptist University before earning three degrees from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas.
Randy and his wife of 46 years have two grandsons—one a Randall High School graduate attending WTAMU and the other currently a junior at RHS. After retiring from full-time ministry in 2022, Randy felt a clear calling to serve the Canyon ISD community. His decades of experience as a pastor and leader have prepared him to tackle the challenges our schools face with wisdom, fairness, and faith.
Dr. Davis' Goals for Canyon ISD
Keeping students and staff safe
Safety in schools isn't optional - it's essential.
Protecting girls' sports and spaces
Fairness and privacy must be preserved.
Championing Christian values
Strong values build strong students and stronger schools.
Resisting harmful ideologies
Randy will ensure Canyon ISD stays focused on
education, not agendas like CRT or DEI.
Raising the bar in academics
Every student deserves a high-quality education that prepares them for their future.
Promoting accountability
Library and classroom materials will reflect the highest
moral and educational standards.
Supporting teachers and staff
Competitive salaries and respect for educators are key to a thriving district.
Listening to parents
Open communication builds trust and strengthens our schools.
Experience: Proven leadership Canyon can trust
Dr. Davis' decades of leadership include
Current Trustee, Canyon ISD Board of Trustees
Over 30 years as lead pastor at Lifeway Fellowship Church
8 years as Trustee for
Lifeway Christian Resources
40 years in Christian ministry
9 years as Trustee for the
Southern Baptists of TX
Adjunct Professor at Amarillo College and Wayland Baptist University
Leadership rooted in faith & fairness
“I’m not a school board member who happens to be a pastor. I’m a pastor who happens to be a school board member. My first priority is to serve God.”
