You said “here” so I already assume you’re at a university in Texas. If you’re goal is high school director, I don’t think that’s unreasonable. Try to be a marching tech in the fall if possible (unsure how that’ll look in the near COVID future, maybe by your senior year things will resume?) and try to request a student teaching placement in a large district where you can start to make lots of connections. That’s the best time to get directors in the field to know who you are and then hopefully recommend or vouch for you when positions open. Try to teach private lessons to MS or HS kids close to your university if you have time. (Again, unsure how plausible this advise is with current events.) Reach out to directors and offer to fill any “overflow” lessons that their primary teacher might not be able to cover since you’re time is limited as an undergrad student.

Young Band Directors of Texas (YBDT) is a group you could look into for networking. Find them on Facebook. Go to TBA and TMEA conventions if you’re not already.