Miss Texas USA Taylor Davis Returns to Inspire Allen ISD Students

Taylor Davis, Miss Texas USA and a former Allen High School Tallenette, recently returned to Allen ISD to lead confidence-building workshops with dance students at Allen High School and Ereckson Middle School.

Davis introduced students to her “Hail Mary” workshop, a team-focused program that uses the S.M.A.R.T. goal method of setting intentional goals while emphasizing self-image and peer support. The session encouraged dancers to think about how they set personal and collective goals while strengthening confidence within their teams.

She also shared her personal journey from Allen High School to Howard University, where she graduated and served as a campus queen, and later to her career in sports and entertainment. Today, Davis works as a Social Media Analyst for the National Football League, specializing in data that tracks engagement trends and guides content strategy around influencers and creators.

Her visit was especially meaningful for the Tallenettes. As a student, Davis performed with the group in the 2016 Rose Parade, an experience she credits with helping to shape her work ethic and stage presence. Returning to Allen ISD allowed her to demonstrate how early experiences in performance and teamwork can create lifelong skills.

In addition to her career and pageant accomplishments, Davis is committed to mentoring young women. By leading interactive sessions and modeling the importance of confidence and goal-setting, she continues to inspire students to pursue their passions with determination and pride.

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