
Vincent Landrum is a 1991 graduate of Carroll High School. He is married to Sonya Landrum (Formally Sonya Jackson, Carroll High School class of 1991) and the father of 3 children (Jade, Amber, & Gamiya). He spent 13 years engaged in various teaching and coaching activities including several years at Carroll High (1999-2003). Currently Vincent serves as Assistant Principal of Mary Harris Intermediate School (Crowley ISD, Fort Worth, Texas).
While at Carroll Vincent served in student government and received several honors in football. He was an All District Defensive End; All District Linebacker; All State Linebacker; Newsstar and All Northeast MVP; and, District MVP.
Mr. Landrum earned his B.S. in Business Management from McNeese University and M.Ed. in Administration and Supervision from the University of Louisiana at Monroe. While at McNeese, he achieved status as All Southland Conference Linebacker for 2 years; Southland Conference MVP; All Louisiana; Sports Network All American; All Southland Conference; Walter Camp All American; and, Southland Conference All Decade Team of the 1990s.
He participated in the 1996 NFL Combine (Top 300 Players in the Country) and was a free agent with the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens. He also played with the Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe) in 1997 and 1998. While Vincent played with the Dragons, the team won the World Bowl Championship in1997.
The following are his thoughts about Carroll High School: “I would love to see CHS continue to be a beacon of hope for the local community and beyond. Carroll is recognized as a proud and tradition rich institution of excellence. The facts speak for themselves as the school has produced and continues to produce leaders in various industries and professional fields. As a graduate of this institution I have a constant reminder of the school and the community it serves. I am a product of this school and community and I must represent them to the best of my abilities.”
“I believe Carroll High School has shown its extensive reach, most recently with the success of its academic programs and extracurricular programs. I would love to see Carroll High School continue to build upon these successes and lead the local community and beyond. This is all very achievable with the entire Carroll High School Family pulling together with one concerted effort. The effort of making Carroll High School the “Great Institution” it was intended to be from its inception.”