Tim McCoy

Tim McCoy is the principal of Roger Bacon High School in St. Bernard, Ohio.

A 2002 graduate of Roger Bacon High School, Mr. McCoy was a multi-sport athlete, and a member of the 2002 boys basketball team that defeated LeBron James and St. Vincent-St. Mary for the state championship. Mr. McCoy attended Mount St. Joseph University, where he played baseball, and graduated in 2006. He received his Masters of Education in Administration from Xavier University in 2019.

He joined Roger Bacon as Assistant Principal in 2022, after five years as Superintendent of New Path Child & Family Solutions at St. Joseph Orphanage across three campuses, covering grades K-12, after nine years as principal of two K-12 campuses.

Head coach of RB's baseball team since 2007, he led the Spartans to the 2019 regional championship and their first Final Four appearance in 51 years.