Reconfiguration Changes of Mitchell County School System

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threreafter the students from Newton got its own High School . to construction to own gymnasium. For 2009-10 school term.
While Mitchell County School received to split its two new Elementary Schools.One School, Walker-Inman Elementary School is Closed end of 2008-09 School Year.under United States Department of Justice. From The Eagle‘s Nest of Sept 2008 Edition
The strong focus on excellence by the Mitchell County Board of Education has Set the stage for student performance far into the future
,with a reconfiguration of the School district. The find such studies will result in two Pre-K through 5th Grade elementary schools slated to open in the 2009-2010 school term. South Mitchell County Elementary School (presently ,the Mitchell County Primary School ) is located in Camilla ,GA; and North Mitchell County Elementary School will be located in Baconton, GA, less than a mile from U.S. Highway 19 on GA Highway 93 East.
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List of Principal for Both new Elementary Schools

South Mitchell County Elementary School (soon be formerly Mitchell County Primary School)- Mrs. Vicki Hicks -Jackson

North Mitchell County Elementary School- WIES Principal, Mrs. Jacquelyn White

While the Faculty & students of WIES are Sent Both new Separate Elementary School.

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Walker- Inman Elementary School Notice

While this school not renewed by This School system for 2009-10 school term and no longer to be used on list of Georgia DOE 's Website section of School listings of 2009-2010 School term (www.doe.k12.ga.us ).
although Farewell of WIES beginning in May as a part of Pe-K through Five new Elementary School- SMCES for the southern county boundary and NMCES fot the northern county boundary.except the Middle , High School are adjacent ,Academy Center ,BCCS, and Head Start (controlled by SWGACAC, Inc (www.swgacac.com )).

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Origins of WIES Building was Camilla Consolidated School Buildng was a black school although origins was integrated within MCSS in 1970 .this school is became Walker-Inman Elementary School. Origins of BCCS Buildings was Dent-Reynolds Elementary School building was consolidated with MCPS in late 1980's.

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To the Parents and Children of Mitchell County
who may attend school at North Mitchell County Elementary School
Letters were recently circulated in the community with questions regarding the school being built in Baconton,
Georgia. Over the past two years, we have held town hall meetings and public hearings to give the community
an opportunity to ask questions and share concerns. The Mitchell County Board of Education encourages those
individuals who have questions to direct their questions to the right people, the Mitchell County School Board
Members and/or the Mitchell County Superintendent. There are many good reasons why building this school
should and will work. The right reason is because the children deserve it! Let us all expand our view and choose
to see the positives and not the negatives. Is the glass half empty or half full? When individuals have tunnel
vision, they cannot see or hear the right reasons. The individuals asking these questions should examine their
reasons. Could it be personal reasons why they oppose the school being built?ˆ

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Questions, Comments, and Answers:
Question 1. Why must children travel 12-15 miles to school, when there is a school across town? The Board
had many different reasons as to why we decided to build the school in North Mitchell County. A few of the
good reasons are:
1) The students in Baconton sometimes stay on the bus two to three hours during the heat of the day and
must be at the bus stop early in the morning and must wait in the dark.
2) Students in Camilla who would be traveling to the North Mitchell County School will leave Camilla and
go directly to school; the average time on the bus will be 15-30 minutes.
3) The Board also looked at statistics throughout the United States, when students attended PreK-2 grade
and when students attended 3-5 grades. Those students attending PreK-2 grade had learning deficits
between 2nd and 3rd grade.
4) According to the statistics, students attending PreK-5 grade have a greater chance of success. This
continuum would give the students and parents a better chance to get to know the administrators and
classroom teachers.
5) The Georgia Department of Education looks at grades (3rd, 5th, and 8th) on the State mandated
Criterion Reference Competency Tests (CRCT). The new configuration of grades will enhance the
students’ ability to meet state standards as defined on the CRCT.

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Question 2: Could it be that there are not enough school age children, grades PreK-5th, to fill the school being
built in North Mitchell County?
1) The School Board included North Mitchell as the population to attend the school, which would have a
southern boundary from Georgia Highway 37; North to the Dougherty County/Mitchell County line.
This will provide the necessary population based on state standards to achieve the necessary numbers for
the schools.
2) The School Board members checked the numbers of students; we have over 1300 students, including the
charter school’s students. The students attending the Baconton Charter School were not considered in
the count; that left over 900 students between the two PreK-5 schools to attend the North Mitchell
County School.
3) In our discussions with the Georgia Department of Education on the facility plan, we asked that the
Baconton Charter School students not be included in the numbers for the new school. According to the
state department, Mitchell County is the constitutional school district for the State of Georgia. All state
laws that regulate student count for earnings toward the construction of the new school facility were met
based on legal guidelines.
Question 3: Just how many school age children, grade PreK-5th, are there in North Mitchell County?
1) Based on studies by the Administration, the boundaries were set to include the southern boundaries from
Georgia Highway 37; North to the Dougherty County/Mitchell County line. Approximately
350 students are assigned to the North Mitchell County site.

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Comment 1: If the data and information for the North Mitchell County Elementary School were false and/or
misleading, then the school board should correct it.
1) The data used to achieve the numbers was provided by the Georgia Department of Education in a facilities
study. We believe the information provided by the Georgia Department of Education is in no way false or
misleading but is based on statistical information for Mitchell County.
Comment 2: Those people guilty of lies, providing misleading information and deceptions should be removed from
their positions by the 2009 board.
1) We are very fortunate to have committed school board members that served in their capacity for the last four
years. During their tenure, the district has made tremendous student gains as a result of decisions made on
behalf of the students. Such gains include: Board of Distinction; Governor’s Cup for SAT Score
Improvement; District AYP; U.S. News & World Report Bronze Level High School; MCHS Students
presented at “Capitol Tech 2009” in Atlanta and in Washington, D.C.; Distinguished Title I School and
Distinguished School District; and State Superintendent’s Distinguished Achievement Award for
Improvement in American Literature on EOCT.
Comment 3: We in the community are just tired of our local public officials with the same characteristics of those
on Wall Street, Washington and Big CEO’s (untrustworthy)!
1) The Board has been honest and trustworthy in their decisions. We have heard from the naysayers.
However, we know there are many citizens who support what we do, and we have heard from them; but
there are many that support us, yet we will never hear from them.
2) Decisions that were made in the last four years were not always popular decisions, but in the end we made
the best decisions for our students.<

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Comment 4: The parents within the city limits of Camilla will not honor or respect your North Mitchell County
attendance zone.
1) Our Mitchell County parents have always supported the Board’s decisions, and we expect they will honor
and respect any decision that allows their child an opportunity to excel and succeed. Through school and
board meetings, parents are always welcome to address issues that they have about their child. School and
central office personnel are ready and willing to address any and all issues that may impact your child’s
success.
Comment 5: The issue is not a school in North Mitchell County, but there are not enough children in the area to
build the kind of school building that is in plan to be built.
1) Schools are built to meet the needs of the students in the county. Based on latest census, North Mitchell
County is the fastest growing population and will continue to grow because of the proximity to Dougherty
County and Albany, Georgia. A school in North Mitchell County is a response to the growth in the area
where all students in the identified grades have the opportunity to attend.
In closing, I hope in the near future that WE THE PEOPLE of Mitchell County will be able to sit down and talk with
each other, instead of CIRCULATING letters and dividing this community. In the next two to five years, it is so
important that we work together as a community. Let’s put aside our personal differences and do what is in the best
interest of the students. Please always remember: it’s all about the children!
Sincerely,
Mr. Joseph White
President-Elect of Georgia School Board Association and Chairman of Mitchell County School Board.jpg

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School District Reconfiguration for
Pre-K through 5th Grade Students for 2009-2010
Listed below is the information that was sent out to the parents of students currently in Pre-K through 4th Grades. Students
currently in fifth grade will be moving up to the sixth grade next year at Mitchell County Middle School. If you did not
receive a letter and if your child will be in Pre-K through 5th grade, please contact your child’s school.
The last three or more years the Mitchell County School System has studied district performance and made positive adjustments
in practices that have proven ineffective for students attending school in our district. These adjustments have resulted in greater
academic performance for all students assigned to the Mitchell County School System.
One such finding is the tremendous improvement in student performance when students are allowed to develop and be
nurtured in a single school setting from start through sixth grade. It serves to allow the student time to develop at his or
her own pace after mastering a concept, rather than be rushed to move to the next grade and new school. Teachers have
longer to work with a student and make sure they are ready academically and socially by the time they move to the
middle school. In the day of state mandated testing, the student must pass a test in grades 3 and 5. The PK-5 concept
will allow Mitchell County Schools to focus all its efforts andspid

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Like conjunction with WIES while like serials were be closing school be on once like Decatur County School System ' s Lillian E. Williams Elementary (were sent to West Bainbridge Elementary School) and West Bainbridge Middle School (were merged into Hutto Middle School be split two buildings including Grades 5-6 at MLK JR Drive and Grades 7-8 present High School building (when Bainbridge High School is moved to U.S. Route 84 goes towards Thomasville)).like because WIES will be to split two elementary Schools milestones -SMCES and NMCES . like the 2010 Census reports of elementary schools for realistic.

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Seen on School system's Website is Changes while Mitchell County Primary School's Website was Renamed to South Mitchell County Elementary School's Website while Walker- Inman Elementary School is renamed to North Mitchell County Elementary School's Website.

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South Mitchell County Elementary School: Principal’s Corner
It is the end of an academic era (Mitchell County Primary School) with an impressive 11 consecutive years
of making Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) an achievement that cannot be ignored and one in which we had
“Bragging Rights.” The faculty and staff at the newly reconfigured South Mitchell County Elementary
School would like to welcome you to the 2009-2010 school year. It is going to be a sensational year at South
Mitchell County Elementary! The only changes are the name and three added grades. We will continue our
tradition of academic excellence. Plans have been made for parent and community involvement throughout
the year. Every student enrolled and every parent is very special and important. The South Mitchell County Elementary School is
a caring environment where the faculty and staff act in the best interest of all students and are dedicated to each child’s success at
school. Let’s make this the BEST year ever, because Better Education Starts Today! Vicki Hicks-Jackson

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North Mitchell County Elementary School: Principal’s Corner
North Mitchell County Elementary School is bridging the gap to student achievement each year. It is evident because “We
Made AYP!” Our faculty, students, and staff are exciting about continuing the great success. Our school system has decided to
make yet another milestone in education by restructuring our elementary schools. We are eager to open our doors to our newest
family members: Pre-K, Kindergarten, First and Second grades. Welcome! I am excited and looking forward to primary
students and parents joining our school family. Our mission and focus continues to be student achievement at all levels.
To our parents, this is the beginning of your child’s future/career. Let’s give our children a great start. Please join us as we
prepare your child for a wonderful life and fulfilling educational experiences. We need your support. Our faculty and staff are
always willing to communicate to you your child’s exact progress. Please visit our school weekly and ask,“How can I help
my child?” We want to help you, help your child. Each academic year presents an opportunity to learn new and exciting
things. The Georgia Department of Education has raised the “bar” for student achievement. We have also raised our
expectations of our students. We plan to exceed each year. This is possible with hard work and dedication from parents,
teachers and students. We offer a variety of opportunities for you to become involved in your child’s education. PTA, School
Council, Doughnuts with Dads, Muffin with Moms, Make-It-Take-It, lunch and classroom visitation are just a few of the parent
involvement activities. Please make a commitment today to increase your involvement in your child’s daily education. It really
does make a difference. Jacquelyn White

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Mitchell County Middle School: Principal’s Corner
I would like to take the time to welcome you back from a long and restful summer. Once again, your long suffering and hard
work has paid off! It is official; we have made AYP for two consecutive years. For the record, Mitchell County Middle School
(MCMS) is no longer on the needs improvement list. CONGRATULATIONS!!!! Now that we are off the list, our greatest task
begins. What is this task? Continuing to progress and remain off the Needs Improvement list! We would not have been able to
accomplish this goal without your hard work and dedication. I am happy to welcome you back to a brand new school year. I
appreciate your hard work, and support of the vision. Let us think of ways to motivate one another to acts of love and good
works. Let’s make the 2009-2010 school year the best ever! Rodney Bullard.

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Mitchell County High School: Principal’s Corner
EAGLES,
Welcome back to the 2009-2010 school year. This is the year that we move from just "getting by" to
a school that excels. We have proven that we can meet the minimum standards, but I believe that you
can and will achieve more. I want you to believe in yourself, dare to challenge yourself to grow and
be the best you can be. There is nothing wrong with trying to be the best and falling a little short.
There is everything wrong with not trying; you will lose for sure. I have seen you stretch and move up, even when those around
you doubted your ability. Do not let anyone stop you from trying. You can and will achieve if you just put forth the effort. It is
not always easy or agreeable; if it was, all would do it. It is done by few; let us be the few that do. You are winners. This year
our goal is to have 80's in all classes. There it is, shoot for it, measure your success by it. If you believe, you can achieve. Give
it your best effort and never quit. See you at the finish line. Go Eagles!! Second to None. Robert Adams

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list of faculty
South Mitchell Co. Elementary School
(formerly Mitchell County Primary School)
Principal: Mrs. Vicki Hicks-Jackson
Assistant Principal: Mrs. Donna Johnson
Counselor: Mrs. Mary Beth Palmer
Media: Mrs. Linda Howard-Media Specialist, Mr. Corey Lane-Tech Specialist,
Ms. Willie Mae Jones Computer Lab
Pre-K: Ms. Alexa Catchings-Pre-K Resource Coordinator, Teachers- Ms. Pam
Jones, Grade Chair, Ms. Kim Davis, Ms. Martha Rice Paraprofessionals- Mrs.
Susan Randell, Mrs. Linda Marcus, Mrs. Elizabeth Brinson
Kindergarten: Teachers- Mrs. Karen Murray Grade Chair, Mrs. Jan
Blackburn, Mrs. Cindy Bostick, Ms. Jill Grimmett, Ms. Audrey Wallace
Paraprofessionals- Mrs. Earlene Gardner, Mrs. Shirley Rogers, Mrs. Tamika
Wilcher, Ms. Sylenthia Williams, Mrs. Cassandra Winchester
First Grade: Teachers-Mrs. TamiWilliams Grade Chair, Mrs. Nina Lowery,
Ms. Nancy Richter, Ms. Juliette Holloway, Mrs. Mary Brooks Wingate, Mrs.
Christine Quimbley, Mrs. Tiffany Simmons Paraprofessionals- Mrs. Lucretha
Stubbs, Ms. Trasontra Williams, Ms. Vineisha Mitchell, Mrs. Betty Ragan
Second Grade: Teachers-Mrs. Lesonia Wingate Grade Chair, Mrs. Deborah
Campbell, Mrs. Katie Haynes, Mrs. Gussie Hunter, Mrs. Patricia Jackson, Mrs.
Amanda Dawson Paraprofessionals- Ms. Dorothy Pate, Ms. Sandra Morman,
Mrs. Freida Smith
Third Grade: Teachers-Mrs. Beth Bush Grade Chair, Mrs. Lucresha Silas,
Ms. Sandra Thomas, Ms. Gloria Fletcher, Mrs. Jahnette Etheridge, Mrs. Sandra
Tinsley, Mrs. Tanya Thomas Paraprofessionals-Mrs. Stephanie Perkins,
Ms. Gigi Daniels, Ms. Veronica Sellars, Mrs. Ashley Harris
Fourth Grade: Teachers Mrs. Gisele Jones Grade Chair, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bradley, Ms. Sherilynn Jones, Mrs. Cleotha Hayes, Ms. Angela Kelly, Mrs.
Keisha Williams Paraprofessionals-Ms. Earnestine Pate, Mrs. Claretha Hodges,
Ms. Patrice Dawson
Fifth Grade: Teachers-Mrs. Rosemary Sanders Grade Chair, Mrs. Susan
Meredith, Mrs. Lisa Johnson, Ms. Priscilla Davis, Ms. BeverlyWilliams
Paraprofessionals-Ms. Janet Burns, Donnie Sponner
PEC: Teachers-Mrs. Tracey Bostick, Ms. Shelia Taylor, Mrs. Cassie
Clements, Mrs. Dicksy Hinesley, Mrs. Regina Willingham, Mrs. Mary Beth
Morris, Ms. Kathy Pitts, Mrs. Lisa Williamson; Paraprofessionals:
Ms. Alfredia Harris, Mrs. Elizabeth Stubbs
Physical Education: Mrs. Shagayla Bullard, Mr. Leroy Hunter
Music: Mrs. Becky Yager Nurse: Ms. Melissa Ross
Secretaries: Mrs. Chenessa Morgan-Bookkeeper/Purchasing Agent, Ms.
Felicia Bryant-Secretary, Mrs. Lytresa Sanders-Registrar
Custodial Staff: Ms. Tracey White-Head Custodian, Ms. Eloise Daniels,
Mrs. Cheryl Ward, Part-Time-Mr. Leon Haywood Jr., Mr. Kenneth C. Ross Sr.,
Mr. Larry Church
Food Service: Ms. Vivian Smith-Manager, Mrs. Edna Williams-Asst. Manager,
Mrs. Annie Jackson, Mr. Bill Lewis, Mrs. Lorine Robinson, Mrs. Peggy
Mckinney, Willie Mae Jackson
Additional Staff: Ms. Shirley Daniels-Parent Involvement Coordinator;
Mrs. Penny Sanders, Mrs. Judy Flournoy-ESOL,
Mr. Todd Merritt, Migrant Program

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North Mitchell Co. Elementary School
(formerly Walker-Inman Elementary)
Principal: Jacquelyn White
Assistant Principal: Keith Hose
Pre-K Grade Teacher: Jill Grimes
Kindergarten Grade Teachers: Veronica Reddick, Shelia
Williams, Karen Davis
1st Grade Teachers: Emily Holton, Brandon Florence,
Angela McDaniel, Shanieka Persley
2nd Grade Teachers: Leslie Tarleton, Tonja Coleman,
Carolyn Daughtry
3rd Grade Teachers: Janie Mullins, Rhonda Richter, Jamilia
Thomas
4th Grade Teachers: Annette Robinson, Vanessa Williams,
Delceina Layne
5th Grade Teachers: Sandra Frazier, Teena Milligan, Selena
Montgomery, Judy Burnett
PEC Teachers: Shellie Price, Porsha Leverett,
Mary Buckner, Angela Vick, Christie Wilkerson,
Physical Education: Zack Dallas, Shanicie Williams
Music Teacher: Joseph Moore
Guidance Counselor: Shirley Singletary
Media Specialist: Bronnie Holton
Academic Coaches: LaJuana Smith, Silvana Jenkins
Gifted Teacher: Dicksy Hinesley
School Nurse: Kerrina Allen
Secretaries: PamWashington, Katrina Spence
Bookkeeper/Purchasing Agent: Eritrea King
Custodians: Authur Silas-Head Custodian, Kenyatta Gordon,
Ruby Sims, Rudolph White, Gloria Bell
Technology: Carlo Swindell
Paraprofessionals Grades 3-5/Media Center:
Christine Cooper, Edna Jones, Jerona Edmonds,
Sherion Harris, Barbara Keaton, Fonda Hicks, Lucille
Hill, Vivian Sheppard, Cornelius Mullins, Kawanja
Williams, Kinsel Davis
PEC Paraprofessionals: Lamar Harris, Carrie Williams,
Arnetta Jackson
Migrant Paraprofessional: Todd Merritt
Food Service: Mary King, Diane Shiver, Rebecca Sharp, Maxine
Edwards, Christy Burroughs, Walter Burns

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Mitchell County Middle School
Administrators: Mr. Rodney Bullard, Principal
Ms. Patricia English, Assistant Principal
Counselor: Danielle Williamson
Media Specialist: Pam Taylor
Name Grade Position
Koji Yoda 6 6th Grade Math
Ashley Martin 6 Science/Social Studies
Gail French 6 English/Language Arts
Gordina Porter 6 PEC
Tanisha Oliver 6 Science/Social Studies
Glenda Wimberly 6 English/Language Arts
Deborah Toombs Numeracy
Daphne Young 6 6th Grade Math
Joanne Odoms 7 English/Language Arts
Sandra Hawkins 7 Science/Social Studies
Brian Bush 7 English/Language Arts
Rosa Wright 7 7th Grade Math
Terica Stephens 7 7th Grade Math
Lakeisha Barney 7 PEC
Lu Bullard 7 Science/Social Studies
Sanders/Flourney All ELL
Lynn Dunbar 8 Science
Rondretta Campbell 8 English/Language Arts
Leslee Wood 8 Social Studies
Glenda Davis 8 8th Grade Math
Terri Carter 8 Numeracy
Esther Pinkins 8 English/Language Arts
Monica Noriega 8 Science
Rosa Carter 8 Social Studies
Sven Colbert 8 Math
Fundrail Quimbley Language Arts
Olivia Morman All PEC
Kris Presha All PEC
Celia Ausburn PEC
Cornellius Frazier PE
Kim Cavender PE
Fanisha Maze Agriculture
Emily Holton Art
Brad Stephenson Band
Winifred Whitlock Academic Coach
Robin Crimbley Academic Coach
Monica Gordon Graduation Coach
Paraprofessional: Farra Brown, Darnisha Butler, Judy Flournoy,
Ashley Harris, Andrea Keaton, Jamie Jackson, Jermaine King, Monica
Sanders
Secretaries: Carole Parker, Louise Luckey, Janice Robinson, Estalena
Heard, Donna Shiver-Bookkeeper/Purchasing Agent
Custodians: Dorothy Whitfield-Head Custodian, Sandra Daniels,
Christina Cole, Larry Church
Lunchroom: Virginia Clements, Tangie Spooner, Sonja Frazier,
Earnestine Carr, Gwen Dixon, Maggie Harris, Betty Harris
Nurse: Tammy Stewart

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Mitchell County High School
Administrators: Robert Adams, Principal
Torrey Williams, Assistant Principal
A.T. Rigsby, Jr., Career, Technical and Agriculture Supervisor
Ossie Canidate, 9th Grade Academy Instructional Leader
Counselors: Eva Jenkins, Jacque Walker; Shirlette Marcus
(Graduation Coach)
Media Specialist: Jennifer Tucker; Tech. Specialist: Darryl Burley
Language Arts/Foreign Language: Constance Lee,-Dept. Chair,
Susan Kirbo, Paula Parsons, Pennie Thornton, Erin Davidson, Rebecca
Karcher, Thirzah Greene-Spanish Teacher
Mathematics: Jacqueline Ross-Dept. Chair, Theresa Bishop, Gail
Hawkin, Mohammad Mujeeb, Devidas Devidas, Uma Anne, Gary
Woodams, Sam Hilliard
Science: Thomas Gilbert-Dept. Chair, Azmathunnissa Azeem, Martha
Borra, Anees Khatoon, Rashmi Khazanchi, Annie Willingham, Sam
Hilliard
Social Studies: Stacie Lamb-Dept. Chair, Alice Kelly, Sherie
Hampton, Nancee Wright, JaneWarren
Physical Education: Kenneth Harris-Dept. Chair, Peggy Harris-
9th Grade Academy
Special Education: Dondrial Pinkins, Elizabeth Williams, Susan
Kirbo, Alice Kelly, Rebecca Karcher, Sam Hilliard, Martha Borra,
Rashmi Khazanchi
ROTC: Lt. Col. Michael Bland, M. Sgt. Gilbert Harbach, Sgt. Scott
Griggs
Band: Brad Stephenson
Career, Technical and Agriculture Education
T. Rigsby, Jr., CTAE Supervisor/CCAE Coordinator
Agricultural: Alan Collins, Floyd Peters - Young Farmer Advisor
Early Childhood Education: Lettie Campbell, Paxton Gehle
Business & Computer Science: Ruth Lee, Jane Warren, Ruth Wright
Culinary Arts: Lillibel Wingate
Healthcare Science Technology: Sheila Anglin
Paraprofessionals: Cynthia Chambers, Derrick Keaton, Derrick Silas,
Pat Jones
Secretaries and Clerks: Laura Lynne Collins (Bookkeeper), Tonya
Rossiter (Registrar), Sherrie Kleckley (Front Office Secretary), JoAnne
West (9th Grade Secretary), Jane Hill (A.P. Secretary/State & Federal
Bookkeeper)
Custodial Staff: Joe Chester-Head Custodian, Arlethia Mobley,
Fannie Johnson, Lilliese Perry, John Wallace, Earnest Fluellen
Lunchroom Staff: Shirley Ward, Lunchroom Director, Patricia
Childs, Diane Foister, Betty Jackson, Calvin King, Brenda Frazier,
Phyllis Scarborough, Pearl Shiver, Stephanie Bryant, Sherrie Capps,
Tonya White
Other: ESOL Instructors Penny Sanders and Julie Flournoy