Tish Gale Eubanks graduated from the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama. She began her teaching career in 1979, teaching at two private schools, Saint Dominic‘s in Mobile and then St. Pius in Pasadena. She taught religion, art, and social studies. In 1981, Mrs. Eubanks was hired at Park View Intermediate in the Pasadena Independent School District (Pasadena ISD), where she taught art, Texas history, and media production for the next 22 years before serving as a peer facilitator and testing coordinator. As the Student Activities Director at Park View, she organized school dances, mock elections, and award ceremonies in addition to her teaching responsibilities.

In 2003, Mrs. Eubanks opened the new premier PISD high school, Pasadena Memorial, as a world geography teacher and chair of the social studies department, ultimately serving as assistant principal. She was part of the leadership team that defined and built the Maverick spirit that continues today. Mrs. Eubanks' awards and honors are vast and span her teaching career. She enjoys a lifetime PTA membership, was named the Rotary Club's Teacher of the Year, is a Park View Hall of Fame recipient, and served as chairperson of the Texas Council for Social Studies for two years.

The Texas Statehood Walk, in celebration of Texas statehood, was also organized by Mrs. Eubanks. The esteemed Yellow Rose of Texas Award was bestowed upon Mrs. Eubanks by then-Governor of Texas, George Bush. Mrs. Eubanks holds two master's degrees from the University of Houston-Clear Lake: a Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction and a Master of Education in Educational Management. For 38 years, Mrs. Eubanks has served and led students. Mrs. Eubanks enjoys spending time with her pets, children (Drew and Lauren), and her grandson, Sam. She is widowed and currently working as the Educational Liaison for the City of Pasadena under Mayor Jeff Wagner.