Bartow County Board of Education 65 Gilreath Road Cartersville

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Bartow County Board of Education
65 Gilreath Road
Cartersville, Georgia 30121
Business Meeting Agenda
Monday, April 16, 2012
6:00 p.m.
A.
o INVOCATION – Mr. John Howard
o PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
B.
CALL TO ORDER – Dr. Davis Nelson
C.
CHARACTER EDUCATION – CARING – MISSION ROAD ELEMENTARY
AND RECOGNITIONS – Ms. Dot Frasier
D.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
E.
SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT
F.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
o March 12, 2012 – Work Session
o March 12, 2012 – Called Meeting
o March 19, 2012 – Business Meeting
G.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
H.
CONSENT AGENDA
1. Approval to Surplus/Sell Eight School Buses
2. Approval to purchase Apple Mac Air computers
3. Approval to purchase computers for teachers in the Striving Reader Schools
4. Approval to purchase computers for teachers at the New Cloverleaf Elementary
5. Approval to consider and negotiate the sale of Access Rights of Way on Highway
411 to the Georgia Department of Transportation
6. Approval to Proceed with the Bid Process for Construction of Emerson Elementary
7. Approval of Intergovernmental Agreement
I.
OTHER ACTION
1. Appointment of Georgia School Boards Association Delegate and Alternate to
represent the Bartow County Board of Education at the Delegate Assembly
2. Approval of Georgia School Boards Association 2012 Legislative Positions
J.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
 Personnel (O.C.G.A. 50-14-3(6))
 Attorney Client (O.C.G.A. 50-14-2)
K.
APPROVAL OF PERSONNEL
L.
ADJOURN
March 12, 2012 Cartersville, Georgia The Bartow County Board of Education met for the Work Session on March 12, 2012 at 6:00 p.m., at the Board of Education Office, 65 Gilreath Road, Cartersville, Georgia, with the following members present:
Dr. Davis Nelson, Chairman; Mrs. Angie Cornett, Vice Chair; Mrs. Wanda Cagle Gray, Mr. John Howard and Mrs. Anna Sullivan Call to Order Dr. Davis Nelson called the meeting to order. Recognitions March 12‐ 16, 2012 is Board Member Appreciation Week throughout the state of Georgia. All of our schools participated in celebrating the dedication that each of our board members exhibit daily to the students of Bartow County. Public Participation One individual addressed the board with middle school sports concerns; one individual spoke regarding redistricting of two of our elementary schools. Superintendent’s Dr. Harper discussed the redistricting of Euharlee Elementary and Taylorsville Report Elementary schools. Department Mr. Pankaj Daiya, Director of Construction and Maintenance, Mr. Todd Hooper, Chief Financial Officer gave department reports. Reports Regular Board The agenda for the upcoming Board Business Meeting on March 19, 2012 Agenda was discussed. Adjourn Work Session Upon motion duly made by Mrs. Angie Cornett and seconded by Mrs. Wanda Cagle Gray, the following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the Work Session be adjourned. ____________________________ Chairperson __________________________________
Secretary Board of Education Minutes Work Session March 12, 2012
March 12, 2012 Cartersville, Georgia The Bartow County Board of Education met for a Called Meeting on March 12, 2012 immediately following the Work Session at 6:00 p.m., at the Board of Education Office, 65 Gilreath Road, Cartersville, Georgia, with the following members present: Dr. Davis Nelson, Chair, Mrs. Angie Cornett, Vice Chair, Mrs. Wanda Cagle Gray, Mr. John Howard, and Mrs. Anna Sullivan Call to Order Dr. Davis Nelson called the meeting to order. FY 13 Budget Upon motion duly made by Mr. John Howard and seconded by Mrs. Wanda Reduction Plan Cagle Gray, the following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0 : BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the FY 13 Budget Reduction Plan be approved as presented by the Superintendent.
Executive Upon motion duly made by Mrs. Angie Cornett and seconded by Mrs. Anna Session Sullivan, the following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0 to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the Board go into Executive Session to discuss personnel. Approval No action was taken in Executive Session. Upon motion duly made by Mrs. of Personnel Anna Sullivan and seconded by Mr. John Howard, the following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0, to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Bartow County, Georgia Board of Education, that the Personnel Report be approved as presented by the Superintendent. Upon motion duly made by Mrs. Angie Cornett and seconded by Mr. John Adjourn Called Howard, the following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0: Meeting BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the Called Meeting be adjourned. ____________________________ Chairperson ____________________________ Secretary Board of Education Minutes Called Meeting, March 12, 2012
March 19, 2012 Cartersville, Georgia The Bartow County Board of Education met for the Regular Board Business Meeting on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 6:00 p.m., at 65 Gilreath Road, Cartersville, Georgia, with the following members present: Dr. Davis Nelson, Chairman, Mrs. Angie Cornett, Vice Chair, Mrs. Wanda Cagle Gray, Mr. John Howard and Mrs. Anna Sullivan Call to Order Dr. Davis Nelson called the meeting to order. Public Two individuals requested to speak regarding the proposed millage increase and Participation District 5 Board of Education seat Character Kingston Elementary presented the character education word of the month of Self‐
Education and Discipline. Ms. Dot Frasier recognized numerous students and staff. Recognitions Superintendent’s Dr. Harper announced the Euharlee and Taylorsville Redistricting Parent Meeting. The Report meeting will be held on March 22, 2012 at 6pm at Taylorsville Elementary. Minutes Upon motion duly made by Mrs. Angie Cornett and seconded by Mrs. Wanda Cagle Gray, the following resolution passed by a vote of 5‐0, to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the January 9, 2012 Called Meeting minutes be approved as presented. Upon motion duly made by Mr. John Howard and seconded by Mrs. Anna Sullivan, Minutes the following resolution passed by a vote of 5‐0, to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the February 6, 2012 Public Hearing minutes be approved as presented. Minutes Upon motion duly made by Mrs. Wanda Cagle Gray and seconded by Mrs. Angie Cornett, the following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0, to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the February
6, 2012 Called Meeting minutes be approved as presented. Upon motion duly made by Mrs. Anna Sullivan and seconded by Mr. John Howard, the Minutes following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0, to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the February 6, 2012 Work Session minutes be approved as presented. Board of Education Minutes
Business Meeting, March 19, 2012
Minutes Minutes Approval of Agenda Consent Agenda Executive Session Approval of Personnel Adjourn Upon motion duly made by Mrs. Angie Cornett and seconded by Mr. John Howard, the following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0, to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the February 13, 2012 Business Meeting minutes be approved as presented. Upon motion duly made by Mr. John Howard and seconded by Mrs. Angie Cornett, that the following resolution was passed by a vote of 4‐1 (Mrs. Wanda Cagle Gray opposing):
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the February 27, 2012 Board Retreat minutes be approved as presented. Upon motion duly made by Mrs. Wanda Cagle Gray and seconded by Mrs. Angie Cornett, the resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0, to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the Agenda be approved as presented by the Superintendent. Upon motion duly made by Mr. John Howard and seconded by Mrs. Anna Sullivan, the following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0, to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the Board approved the Consent Agenda as presented by the Superintendent. Upon motion duly made by Mrs. Angie Cornett and seconded by Mr. John Howard, the following resolution was passed by a vote of 5‐0, to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia, that the Board go into Executive Session to discuss personnel and attorney client. No votes or decisions were taken in Executive Session. Upon motion duly made by Mr. John Howard and seconded by Mrs. Anna Sullivan the following resolution passed by a vote of 5‐0 to wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Bartow County, Georgia that the Business Meeting be adjourned. _____________________________________ Chairperson _______________________________________ Secretary Board of Education Minutes
Business Meeting, March 19, 2012
Board Agenda Item H.1
April 16, 2012
TOPIC:
Approval to surplus/sell eight school buses from our current fleet.
BACKGROUND:
It has become necessary to surplus buses numbered 3, 4, 5, 6, 45, 72, 73 and 95 as they
have reached their usable lifespan. These buses will be listed on Govdeals.com.
Govdeals.com specializes in the advertisement and sale of Government surplus to the
public. The vehicles are listed below.
COST: N/A
The cost to be taken from account #: N/A
Budgeted:
Fund Source:
Yes
No (Board Approval is authorization to establish funding for this item
in the Budget.)
Other Source:
Additional Revenue
X N/A
DATA SOURCES:
Dr. John Harper, Superintendent
Mr. Jody Elrod, Transportation Director
Mr. Hank Hazelwood, Fleet Management Supervisor
Mr. Stephen Cochran, Purchasing Supervisor
SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION:
Approval to proceed with surplus sale through GovDeals.com
Surplus Buses Descriptions
Bus #
3
4
5
6
45
72
73
95
Year
1996
1996
1996
1996
1991
1991
1995
1990
Cap.
24
24
24
24
72
72
72
72
Make
IH/BB
IH/BB
IH/BB
IH/BB
IH/BB
IH/BB
IH/BB
IH/BB
Body #
L023449
L023450
L023451
L023452
F65081
L6168
L016083
LO4603
Vin
1HVBBAAL9TH389657
1HVBBAALOTH389658
1HVBBAAL2TH389659
1HVBBAAL9TH389660
1HVBBNMN6MH370540
1HVBBNMN6MH370537
1HVBBACNOSH604663
1HVBBNEN4LH297830
Actual mileage
212,499
226,968
274,550
324,974
245,206
272,522
243,929
299,465
Engine
dt466
dt466
dt466
dt466
dt360
dt360
dt408
dt360
All buses have International 3800 chassis and Allison at545 automatic transmissions.
Board Agenda
A
Item
m H.2
Ap
pril 16, 20122
TOPIC:
Apprroval to purchase Apple Mac Air com
mputers for cclassroom innstruction annd
profeessional deveelopment and
d storage/ch
harging carts .
BAC
CKGROUND
D:
Barto
ow County School
S
System received the
t Striving Readers Graant this yearr. The visionn
that accompanies
a
s this grant iss to increasee the student and teacherr use of technnology as ann
instru
uctional tool in the classrroom. Afterr considerablle research tthe system hhas decided to
purch
hase Apple computer
c
pro
oducts for th
he classroom
m as a portionn of the Strivving Readerss
Grantt. Two scho
ools have cho
osen to follo
ow the plan oof the Grant,, using their Title I fundss.
The District
D
is alsso planning to purchase a mobile labb of the Appple laptops too use for
profeessional deveelopment acttivities offerred at the disstrict level. W
We are requuesting to usee
Title I funds to pu
urchase App
ple Mac Air computers aand storage/ccharging cartts with a cosst
o exceed $90
0,000.
not to
COST: Not to exceed $90,,000
The cost
c to be tak
ken from acccount: Title I
402-5
5-1000-616-0301-0000-0
0-1750-0000
0-00
402-5
5-1000-616-0186-0000-0
0-1750-0000
0-00
402-5
5-2210-615-0186-0000-0
0-1750-0000
0-00
402-5
5-2210-616-8010-0000-0
0-1750-0000
0-00
402-5
5-2210-615-8010-0000-0
0-1750-0000
0-00
Budg
geted:
Fund
d Source:
X Yes
No (Board Approvall is authorizaation to estabblish fundingg for this iteem
in the Bu
udget.)
X Other So
ource Title I
Addition
nal Revenue
N/A
DAT
TA SOURCE
ES:
Dr. Jo
ohn Harper, Superintend
dent
Mrs. Anne Mariee Wiseman, Ex.
E Dir. of Fed.
F Program
ms and Schoool Improvem
ment
SUPE
ERINTEND
DENT’S RE
ECOMMEN
NDATION:
Apprroval to use Title
T
I funds to purchasee Apple Macc Air computters and storage/chargingg
carts..
Board Agenda
A
Item
m H.3
Ap
pril 16, 20122
TOPIC: Approval to purchase Apple Maac Air 11’ coomputers forr teachers inn the Strivingg
Read
der schools
BAC
CKGROUND
D:
Barto
ow County School
S
System received the
t Striving Readers Graant this yearr. The visionn
that accompanies
a
s this grant iss to increasee the student and teacherr use of technnology as ann
instru
uctional tool in the classrroom. Afterr considerablle research tthe system hhas decided to
purch
hase and parttner with Ap
pple Corporaation. Applee computer pproducts will be purchassed
for th
he teachers’ usage
u
to incrrease literacy
y achievemeent in all of tthe Striving Reader
Schools: Clear Crreek, Cloverrleaf, Emerso
on, Hamiltonn Crossing, Kingston, W
White, Cass
Midd
dle, South Ceentral Middlle and Cass High
H
Schooll.
COST $250,00
00
To bee taken from
m Striving Reeaders Grantt (Title I, Parrt E)
402-5
5-1000-616-8010-0000-0
0-xxxx-0000
0-00
Pre--K – $16,0000
402-5
5-1000-616-8010-0000-0
0-xxxx-0000
0-00
Elem
mentary - $126,048
402-5
5-1000-616-8010-0000-0
0-xxxx-0000
0-00
Midddle School ––$55,696
402-5
5-1000-616-8010-0000-0
0-xxxx-0000
0-00
Highh School –$441,039
geted:
Budg
Fund
d Source:
X Yes
in the Bu
udget.)
X Striving Readers Graant
Addition
nal Revenue
N/A
ES:
DATA SOURCE
Dr. Jo
dent of Barto
ow County S
Schools
Dr. Buffy
B
William
ms, Executiv
ve Director of
o Elementarry Curriculuum
SUPE
ERINTEND
DENT’S RE
ECOMMEN
NDATION:
Apprroval to use Striving
S
Reaaders Grant funds
f
to purcchase Applee Mac Air 111’ computerss
at a cost
c not to ex
xceed $250,0
000.
Board Agenda
A
Item
m H.4
Ap
pril 16, 20122
TOPIC:
Apprroval to purchase 45 App
ple Mac Air 13’ computeers for teachhers at the Neew Cloverleeaf
Elem
mentary Scho
ool
CKGROUND
D:
BAC
Thesee computers will be used
d to support classroom teeachers and is in line wiith the
techn
nology plan for
f the new Cloverleaf
C
Elementary.
E
A
Apple is thee sole brand aand sole
sourcce for these computers.
c
A formal bid
d process is nnot required due to the pproprietary
naturre of the com
mputers and policies
p
implemented byy Apple Com
mputer, Inc.
COST $55,832
2.58
310-5
5-4000-616-0212-1100-0
0-9990-0000
0-00
Budg
geted:
Fund
d Source:
X Yes
in the Bu
udget.)
Other So
ource:
Addition
nal Revenue
N/A
DATA SOURCE
ES:
Dr. Jo
dent of Barto
ow County S
Schools
Mr. Mark
M
Bagnelll, Director of
o Technolog
gy
Mr. Stephen
S
Cochran, Purchaasing Superv
visor
SUPE
ERINTEND
DENT’S RE
ECOMMEN
NDATION:
Apprroval to use Apple
A
Comp
puter, Inc. fo
or this purchaase
April 16, 2012
TOPIC:
Approval to consider and negotiate the sale of Access Rights of Way on Highway 411 to
the Georgia Department of Transportation
.
BACKGROUND:
The Georgia Department of Transportation is in the process of purchasing property to
improve the roadway on Highway 411 and 250 Hardin Bridge Road, SW.
COST: N/A
Budgeted:
Fund Source:
Yes
in the Budget.)
Other Source:
Additional Revenue
X N/A
DATA SOURCES:
Mr. Pankaj Daiya, Director for Construction and Planning
Mr. Boyd Pettit, Board of Education Attorney
Approval to proceed with access rights to DOT on Highway 411 and Hardin Bridge
Road.
April 16, 2012
TOPIC:
Approval to Proceed with the Bid Process for Construction of Emerson Elementary
School
.
BACKGROUND:
The Board of Education Facilities Committee met with Mr. Pankaj Daiya, Director for
Construction and Maintenance and Mr. Brian Grinstead, Engineering Manager, NOVA
LLC on Wednesday 3/27/2012. The committee members agreed to proceeding with the
bid process for construction of Emerson Elementary School based on the presented
design parameters.
COST: N/A
Budgeted:
Fund Source:
Yes
in the Budget.)
Other Source:
Additional Revenue
X N/A
DATA SOURCES:
Mr. Pankaj Daiya, Director for Construction and Planning
Board of Education Facilities Committee
Approval to proceed with the bid process for construction of Emerson Elementary
School.
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF BARTOW
INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT
THIS INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT, (hereinafter, “Agreement”) is made
and entered into this ____ day of _______________, 20____, by and between THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION OF BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA (hereinafter, the “Board of Education”),
BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA (hereinafter, the “County”), and THE BARTOW COUNTY
SHERIFF (hereinafter, the “Sheriff”)
W I T N E S S E T H T H A T:
WHEREAS, the Board of Education is the governing body for the Bartow County
School
District,
a
political
subdivision
of
the
State
of
Georgia
pursuant
to
Article VIII, Section V, Paragraph I of the 1983 Georgia Constitution, operating under the laws
and regulations of this State; and
WHEREAS, the County is a political subdivision of the State of Georgia pursuant to
Article IX, Section III, Paragraph I of the 1983 Constitution of Georgia, operating under the laws
and regulations of this State; and
WHEREAS, the Sheriff is a constitutional officer of the State of Georgia pursuant to
Article IX, Section I, Paragraph III of the 1983 Constitution of Georgia authorized to serve as the
law enforcement agent in Bartow County; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article IX, Section III, Paragraph I of the 1983 Constitution of
Georgia, the parties are authorized to contract with one another for a purpose which the parties
are otherwise authorized by law to undertake or provide; and
WHEREAS, the governing authority of the Board of Education and the County, as well
as the Sheriff, independently charged to act in the best interest of the citizens of Bartow County,
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have each examined the needs of the citizens and have determined that it is in the best interest of
the citizens to provide certain services which are authorized by law; and
WHEREAS, in consideration of the mutual benefits and consideration accruing to each
of the parties hereto, which benefits are hereby expressly acknowledged, the parties have
determined that it is in the best interest of the citizens of Bartow County to enter an agreement
for the following purposes; and
WHEREAS, the parties share concerns about the safety of students while on Board of
Education school buses traveling on public roads throughout Bartow County; and
WHEREAS, the Georgia General Assembly, during the 2011 Regular Session, amended
O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163 to add a new subsection (d) regarding the use of video recording devices to
capture evidence of vehicles meeting or overtaking a school bus and to provide notice and
procedures for violations of said code section; and
WHEREAS, the law enforcement agency authorized to enforce O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163 has
certain responsibilities with regard to verification and notification to violators of O.C.G.A. § 406-163(a); and
WHEREAS, O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163(d)(9) authorizes school systems to enter into
intergovernmental agreements pertaining to an offset of expenses regarding the implementation
and ongoing operation of video recording devices utilized for the purposes stated in O.C.G.A. §
40-6-163; and
WHEREAS, the parties agree that video recording devices authorized by O.C.G.A. § 406-163(d) would be a beneficial tool to provide an additional safety mechanism for school
students and to deter violations of the Uniform Rules of the Road, specifically O.C.G.A. § 40-6163(a); and
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WHEREAS, the parties desire to enter into an agreement whereby the Board of
Education shall procure certain video recording devices and related equipment in furtherance of
O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163, shall affix said video recording devices to the exterior of school buses
owned by the Board of Education and install related equipment on or within the buses; and
WHEREAS, the parties desire to enter into an agreement whereby the Board of
Education will provide data to the Sheriff pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163 for the purpose of
enforcing violations of said law and the Sheriff in turn will fulfill the law enforcement duties
stated therein; and
WHEREAS, the parties desire to enter into an agreement whereby the County will
prosecute violations of O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163, collect civil penalties thereunder, and remit a
percentage of the civil penalties to the Board of Education as compensation for the Board of
Education authorizing use of school buses to facilitate the devices and equipment; and
WHEREAS, the parties desire to enter into an agreement whereby the County will remit
a percentage of said civil penalties to the Sheriff in order to defray the administrative costs
incurred by the Sheriff while facilitating enforcement of O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163; and
WHEREAS, furthermore, the Board of Education will benefit from the equipment’s
enhanced safety features while operating buses, augment the Board of Education’s ability to
protect and provide for the welfare of students under the care of the Board of Education, and
alleviate the obligations of Board of Education bus driver employees to report a violation of
O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163; and
WHEREAS, the data generated by the devices and equipment procured and installed by
the Board of Education on school buses will provide an enhanced law enforcement tool to the
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County and Sheriff and afford the Sheriff with greater flexibility in the allocation of law
enforcement resources; and
WHEREAS, the execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement by all parties
has been authorized by resolutions, ordinances duly adopted by the respective governing body of
the Board of Education and the County at public meetings conducted pursuant to the Open
Meetings Act, O.C.G.A. § 50-14-1 et seq.; and
WHEREAS, the execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement by all parties
has the full support and agreement of the Sheriff as evidence by the Sheriff’s signature hereto;
and
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of mutual covenants and promises and the
authority granted to these parties by the laws of Georgia, the undersigned parties hereby enter
into and agree to be bound by the provisions set forth in the preamble of this Agreement as if
fully set forth below and the following provisions.
1.
RECITALS
The foregoing recitals, each being true, are made a part of this Agreement by reference.
2.
TERM
The term of this Agreement shall commence upon the last date that this Agreement has
been executed and delivered by each of the parties and shall terminate upon the passing of any of
the following events, whichever occurs first:
(a)
fifty (50) years from the date of commencement of this Agreement:
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(b)
upon sixty (60) days’ written notice from any party evidencing the governing
body’s adoption of a binding resolution declaring its intentions to terminate this
Agreement.
(c)
upon thirty (30) written notice of intent to terminate for cause from any party after
due notice and an opportunity to cure a material breach have been afforded in
conformance to the notice requirements of this Agreement.
(d)
upon thirty (30) days after the Board of Education ceases to have a contract with a
third party to supply and maintain the equipment and devices and supply the
images necessary to comply with O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163.
3.
REPRESENTATIONS OF THE PARTIES
Each party hereto makes the following representations and warranties which are
specifically relied upon by all of the other parties as a basis for entering into this Agreement:
(a)
All parties have the legal authority to enter into this Agreement under the laws of
the State of Georgia and the United States of America; and
(b)
All parties agree to perform and complete all of the obligations described herein;
and
(c)
All parties stipulate that this Agreement shall be binding upon the parties and
their assigns, employees, agents, representatives, and successors in office for the
fifty-year term of this Agreement as authorized by law; and
(d)
All parties agree that they are subject to O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163.
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4.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA
(a)
Procurement of Devices and Equipment.
Within 30 days of the execution of
this Agreement, the Board of Education shall enter into an agreement to procure
devices and equipment which are capable of performing in accordance with the
requirements of O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163.
The Board of Education shall be
responsible for installing the devices and equipment on the Board of Education
buses within 30 days of the execution of this Agreement.
(b)
Costs. The Board of Education shall be financially responsible for all costs
associated with the following:
(i)
procurement of the devices and equipment;
(ii)
any scheduled maintenance contract provided by the manufacturer or
supplier of the devices and equipment;
(iii)
costs associated with transferring the data to the Sheriff in furtherance of
O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163.
(iv)
general monitoring of the installed devices and equipment and reporting to
the County of any maintenance or functionality concerns noted by Board
of Education Employees during routine bus maintenance;
(v)
any increase in insurance as a result of the installed devices and
equipment; and
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(vi)
publication
on
the
Board
of
Education
website
and
general
communications regarding the rules, procedures, features and benefits
concerning the installed devices and equipment.
(c)
Communication. The Board of Education shall communicate with the County and
Sheriff in writing within five (5) working days of any Board of Education
employee becoming aware of any concerns regarding the performance,
functionality or physical condition of the installed devices and equipment. The
Board of Education shall communicate to the Sheriff within five (5) working days
any bus containing installed devices and equipment that has become mechanically
inoperable or will not be used to transport students for a period of ten (10) or
more days.
(d)
Reporting. The Board of Education shall provide the County and the Sheriff with
written reports after installation is completed, to include the following
information:
(i)
manifest of all buses with the installed devices and equipment by bus
number and location;
(ii)
description of the route traveled by each bus with the installed devices and
equipment on the manifest;
(iii)
documentation of any functionality concerns or physical damage to the
installed equipment and devices; and
(iv)
periodic (meaning every sixty (60) days or less) written amendments of
the reports listed in this subsection to reflect all updates and changes
to the information contained therein .
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(e)
Inspection. The Board of Education shall provide the County, Sheriff, and their
designated representatives access to the devices and equipment during and
subsequent to the installation process at times mutually convenient to the Board of
Education and the County. Said access shall not be unreasonably withheld.
(f)
Access to Generated Data.
The Board of Education shall provide to the Sheriff
all authorizations, access information and other data necessary for the Sheriff to
access and utilize the data generated from the devices and equipment in
furtherance of O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163.
5.
OBLIGATIONS OF BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA
(a)
Operation of Courts. The County shall allocate resources for the prosecution of
violations of O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163 in County courts designated to hear violations
of O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163 and shall take all steps necessary to facilitate the duties of
the Board of Education and the Sheriff created by this Agreement and O.C.G.A. §
40-6-163.
(b)
Compensation to the Board of Education. The County shall pay the Board of
Education $195 or 65% of each ticket processed and paid during the previous
month. For tickets that are processed and paid at a rate less than $300, the County
shall pay the Board of Education the lessor of $195 or 100% of the total fine
amount.
Said compensation shall be due and payable within each successive
thirty-day period following execution of this Agreement and for every subsequent
month during the term of this Agreement. The civil penalties from which said
compensation is to be drawn from shall be limited to those civil penalties
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collected during the applicable period by those courts in the County having
jurisdiction over violations of the Uniform Rules of the Road and which are
obligated to deposit civil penalties into the County general fund. All parties agree
that said compensation is due consideration for the Board of Education providing
the County with access to and use of the Board of Education buses, associated
insurance, if any, administration, and as a reflection of the enhanced law
enforcement tool and safety measures to benefit the public.
(c)
Inspection.
The County and Sheriff by and through their designated
representatives shall be authorized to conduct inspections of the devices and
equipment during and subsequent to the installation process at times mutually
convenient to the parties.
6.
OBLIGATIONS OF BARTOW COUNTY SHERIFF
(a)
Obligations under O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163.
The Sheriff acknowledges that the
Sheriff and its qualified employees shall serve as “law enforcement” as that term
is used in O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163 and shall fulfill the duties therein assigned to law
enforcement, including but not limited to issuing citations, sending notices,
preparing verifications and summons, serving as a witness when necessary, and
otherwise facilitating prosecution of O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163, the costs of said law
enforcement duties being born by the Sheriff.
(b)
Cooperation with the Board of Education and County. The Sheriff agrees to
cooperate with the Board of Education and the County to receive and process
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physical evidence demonstrating of violations of O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163, and shall
comply with all laws and procedures regarding evidence and chain of custody.
(c)
Reporting. The Sheriff shall provide the County and the Board of Education with
written reports during the term of this Agreement, to include the following
information:
(i)
summary report of all citations issued for violations of O.C.G.A. § 40-6163 within thirty (30) days of the issuance of said citation; and
(ii)
summary report of all notices, summons and certifications prepared
pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163 within thirty (30) days of the issuance of
same; and
(iv)
periodic written amendments of the reports listed in this subsection
to reflect all updates and changes to the information contained therein.
7.
OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL OF DATA
As between the Board of Education, the County and the Sheriff, the data generated by the
devices and equipment which are the subject of this Agreement (“generated data”) shall at all
times remain the property of the Board of Education. Neither the County nor the Sheriff shall
have rights to duplicate, mirror, alter, destroy or tamper with the generated data except as
otherwise expressly approved by the Board of Education and only for the furtherance of this
Agreement. In the event a third party makes a request for access to generated data, the County or
Sheriff shall respond that the County or Sheriff is not the custodian of the generated data and any
inquiry should be made of the Board of Education. It is the understanding of all parties that such
generated data may be exempt from federal and state law regarding access to public records,
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including but not limited to the Georgia Open Records Act, codified at O.C.G.A. § 50-18-70 et
seq.
8.
FORCE MAJEURE
If, by reason of force majeure, any party hereto shall be rendered unable wholly, or in
part, to carry out its obligations under this Agreement, then if such party shall give written notice
in full particulars of such force majeure to the other party within a reasonable time after
occurrence of the event or cause relied on, the obligation of the party giving such notice, so far as
it is affected by such force majeure, shall be suspended during the continuance of the inability
then claimed, but for no longer period, and any such party shall endeavor to remove or overcome
such inability with all reasonable dispatch. The term “force majeure” as employed herein, shall
mean acts of God, strikes, lockouts, or other industrial disturbances, acts of a public enemy,
orders, refusals or denials of any required permit(s) of any kind from the government of the
United States or the State of Georgia, or any agency thereof, or any civil or military authority,
insurrections, riots, epidemics, earthquakes, restraint of government and people, civil
disturbances, explosions, breakage or accidents to machinery, pipelines, or inability on the part
of the Board of Education to operate buses with the devices and equipment described herein
because of any of the above-stated instances, or on account of any other cause not reasonably
within the control of the party claiming such inability.
9.
BREACH OF CONTRACT
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In the event that any party to this Agreement contends that any other party has breached
the terms of this Agreement, written notice of the breach shall be forwarded to the other parties
by certified mail. If the stated breach is not remedied within thirty (30) days of the receipt of
said notice, the aggrieved party may submit a claim to dispute resolution, as provided in the
section below entitled “Dispute Resolution” or declare in writing that the offending party has
failed to cure their breach and the Agreement is thereby terminated.
10.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
The parties hereby agree to submit any controversy arising under this Agreement for nonbinding mediation. Any party may file a petition in the Superior Court of the County with notice
to all other parties and request that the presiding judge appoint a neutral mediator within thirty
(30) days of receipt of the petition.
Where the mediation is unsuccessful, the neutral party or parties shall prepare a report
which shall be provided to each governing authority and made a public record. The cost of
mediation authorized by this section shall be shared equally by the disputing parties. Thereafter,
any party who remains aggrieved may file suit in the Superior Court of the County to enforce
any breach of this Agreement following ten (10) days written notice to the other parties of the
aggrieved party’s intent to file suit.
11.
NOTICES
Any notices required to be sent under the provisions of this Agreement shall be sent to the
following addresses:
(a)
Board of Education
Office of the Superintendent
Bartow County Schools
12
65 Gilreath Road
Cartersville, GA 30121
(b)
County
Bartow County Commissioners’ Office
135 W Cherokee Ave
Suite 251
(c)
Sheriff
Bartow Sheriff Clark Milsap
104 Zena Drive
All notices shall be sent to the successors in office to any of the persons signing this
Agreement.
12.
This Agreement is solely for the benefit of the formal parties hereto and no right or cause
of action shall accrue upon or by reason hereof, to or for the benefit of any third party not a
formal party hereto.
13.
This Agreement sets forth the entire understanding between the parties and no
representations or warranties not contained herein shall be binding upon the undersigned.
14.
This Agreement may be modified in writing by mutual agreement of the parties. No
waiver, modification, or amendment of any term, condition, or provision of this
Intergovernmental Agreement will be valid or of any force or effect unless made in writing and
signed by the parties hereto. The Agreement shall also be revised whenever necessary to meet
the requirements of federal and state laws, regulations, or orders.
15.
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This Agreement shall be administered and interpreted under the laws of the State of
Georgia. Jurisdiction of any and all litigation arising out this Agreement shall be in the State of
Georgia and venue shall lie in the county set forth at the beginning of this Agreement.
16.
In the event any portion of this Agreement shall be declared or adjudged invalid or
unconstitutional, it is the intention of the parties hereto that such adjudications shall in no manner
affect the other sections, sentences, clauses or phrases of this Agreement which shall remain in
full force and effect as if the invalid or unconstitutional section, sentence, clause or phrase were
not originally part of this Intergovernmental Agreement.
17.
Upon execution, this Agreement shall be entered upon the minutes of the next scheduled
Board of Education Meeting and County Commissioner Meeting as a fully authorized
Intergovernmental Agreement.
IN WITNESS HEREOF, the undersigned hereby affix their hands and seals this
_____ day of _____________________, 20____.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA
BY: ______________________________
Dr. Davis Nelson, Chairman
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Attest:
_______________________________ [SEAL]
John Harper, Superintendent and Clerk to the Board of Education
COMMISSIONER OF
BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA
BY: ___________________________________
Clarence Brown, Commissioner
Attest:
_______________________________
Kathy Gill, County Clerk
[SEAL]
SHERIFF OF BARTOW COUNTY, GEORGIA
BY: ___________________________________
Clark Milsap, Sheriff
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Board Agenda Item I.1
April 16, 2012
TOPIC:
Appointment of Georgia School Boards Association Delegate and Alternate to Represent
the Bartow Board of Education at the Delegate Assembly in June 2012
BACKGROUND:
Annually the Local Board of Education nominates a board member to be the delegate and
nominates an alternate board member to attend the GSBA Delegate Assembly in June
2012. This recommendation gives voting rights at the Delegate Assembly in Savannah,
Georgia.
COST: $
The cost to be taken from account: N/A
Budgeted:
Fund Source:
Yes
in the Budget.)
Other Source
Additional Revenue
N/A
DATA SOURCES:
Georgia School Boards Association
Board Agenda Item I.2
April 16, 2012
TOPIC:
Approval of GSBA Legislative Positions
BACKGROUND:
Annually the Georgia School Boards Association request that each Local Board of
Education review, amend, delete or add to the 2012 GSBA Legislative Positions
COST: $
The cost to be taken from account: N/A
Budgeted:
Fund Source:
Yes
in the Budget.)
Other Source
Additional Revenue
N/A
DATA SOURCES:
Georgia School Boards Association
PERSONNEL
RECOMMENDATIONS
PART A
April 16, 2012
“The administration recommends employment of the individuals listed below with
such employment being initially temporary until such time as their criminal record
check is completed and the report is satisfactory to the administration and at such
time the employment is extended for the full contract period.”
CLASSIFIED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE 2011-2012 School Year
Teresia Robinson, Food Service Assistant, Cass Middle School, Effective March 21,
2012
CLASSIFIED TRANSFERS FOR THE 2011-2012 School Year
Denise Roberson, 50% Media Clerk, Cass High School, to 50% Media Clerk and 50%
Head Custodian, Cass High School, Effective April 17, 2012
Sara Tornincasa, Administrative Assistant, School Improvement, Central Office, to
Administrative Assistant, Bartow Learning Center, Effective March 13, 2012
CLASSIFIED RESIGNATIONS FOR THE 2011-2012 School Year
Amanda Copeland, Custodian, South Central Middle School, Effective April 6, 2012
Angela Fowler, Food Service Assistant, Clear Creek Elementary School, Effective March
20, 2012
Barbara Lukens, Bus Driver, Transportation Department, Effective March 29, 2012
Debra Stout, School Nurse, Adairsville Elementary School, Effective March 21, 2012
Sara Tornincasa, Administrative Assistant, Bartow Learning Center, Effective May 17,
2012
Bartow County Board of Education Board Meeting
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CERTIFIED RECOMMENDATIONS EFFECTIVE the 2012-2013 School Year
Jessica Chiddister, Teacher, Adairsville High School
Kevin Cunningham, Teacher, Cass Middle School
Marcia Guse, 50% ESOL Teacher, Kingston Elementary School
Elizabeth Parks, Teacher, Taylorsville Elementary School
Tammy Selman, Assistant Principal, Cass High School
Alona Smith, 50% Counselor and 50% Teacher, Cass Middle School
Ashley Taylor, Teacher, Allatoona Elementary School
Brandon Tippens, Teacher, Adairsville High School
Jayme Wheeler, Teacher, Woodland High School
CLASSIFIED RECOMMENDATIONS EFFECTIVE the 2012-2013 School Year
William Adams, Food Service Assistant, Cass Middle School
CERTIFIED TRANSFERS EFFECTIVE the 2012-2013 School Year
Krista Ashe, Teacher, Adairsville Middle School, to Teacher, Cass High School
Tim Baisden, Teacher, Woodland Middle School, to Teacher, Woodland High School
Joanie Catron, Teacher, Cass Middle School, to Teacher, White Elementary School
Eddie Chastain, Assistant Principal, Adairsville High School, to Assistant Principal,
Adairsville Middle School
Wesley Dickey, Assistant Principal, Woodland Middle School, to Assistant Principal,
Woodland High School
Brent Higdon, Teacher, Woodland Middle School, to Teacher, Woodland High School
David Holloway, Driver’s Education Teacher, Woodland High School, to Health/PE
Teacher, Woodland High School
Tracy Lee, Teacher, Woodland Middle School, to Teacher, Adairsville High School
Northern (Nicky) Moore, Assistant Principal, Adairsville Middle School, to Assistant
Principal, Cass High School
Charles Wilson, Assistant Principal, Cass High School, to Associate Principal, Cass High
School
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Mimi York, Title I Teacher, Hamilton Crossing Elementary School, to Teacher, Hamilton
Crossing Elementary School
CLASSIFIED TRANSFERS EFFECTIVE the 2012-2013 School Year
Maria Alpizar, Administrative Assistant, Cass Middle School, to Registrar, Registration
Center, Bartow Learning Center
Kim Colgan, Kindergarten Paraprofessional, Euharlee Elementary School, to Special
Education Paraprofessional, South Central Middle School
Myrtle Elrod, 50% Media Clerk, Kingston Elementary School, to 100% Special
Education Paraprofessional, White Elementary School
Joyce Findley, Title I Paraprofessional, Kingston Elementary School, to Food Service
Assistant, White Elementary School
Lynn Garland, 231 Administrative Assistant, Cass Middle School, to 208 Administrative
Assistant, Cass Middle School, Effective July 1, 2012
Paula Hendricks, 50% Media Clerk and 50% Title I Clerk, Euharlee Elementary School,
to 100% Paraprofessional, Alternative Program, Bartow Learning Center
Nan Harrison, Administrative Assistant, Woodland High School, to Registrar,
Registration Center, Bartow Learning Center
Rena Hill, Custodian, STARS Pre-K Center, to Custodian, Bartow Learning Center
Sherrion Mays-Lee, Administrative Assistant, Cass High School, to Registrar,
Registration Center, Bartow Learning Center
Patricia McDanel, 50% Media Clerk and 50% Exceptional Education Clerk, Hamilton
Crossing Elementary School and Central Office, to 100% 188-day Exceptional Education
Clerk, Central Office
Susan Morris, Transition Coach, STARS Pre-K Center, to Administrative Assistant,
School Improvement, Central Office
Helen Redd, Title I Paraprofessional, Kingston Elementary School, to Food Service
Assistant, Cass Middle School
Denise Roberson, 50% Media Clerk and 50% Custodian, Cass High School, to 100%
Head Custodian, Cass High School
Sharon See, Kindergarten Paraprofessional, Clear Creek Elementary School, to NovaNet
Paraprofessional, Cass High School
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Linda Ray, 50% Media Clerk, Adairsville Middle School, to 100% Administrative
Assistant, Allatoona Elementary School
Vickie Silver, 208 Administrative Assistant, Cass Middle School, to 231 Administrative
Assistant, Cass Middle School, Effective July 1, 2012
Terri Smith, Administrative Assistant, Woodland Middle School, to Custodian, Hamilton
Crossing Elementary School
CERTIFIED RETIREMENTS FOR 2012-2013 School Year
Clarissa Bagwell, Teacher, Cass High School, Effective May 31, 2012
Cynthia Clark, Teacher, Hamilton Crossing Elementary School, Effective May 31, 2012
Vance Frew, Teacher, Euharlee Elementary School, Effective May 23, 2012
Feliciano Gonzalez, Teacher, Adairsville High School, Effective May 23, 2012
Kay Greene, Teacher, Mission Road Elementary School, Effective May 23, 2012
Phyllis Henry, Principal, STARS Pre-K Center, Effective June 30, 2012
Charlene Knowles, Media Specialist, Adairsville Elementary School, Effective May 23,
2012
Cindy Landis, School Psychologist, Central Office, Effective May 30, 2012
Marsha Lee, Teacher, Pine Log Elementary School, Effective June 1, 2012
Ida McCorkle, Teacher, Cass High School, Effective June 1, 2012
Ed Riddle, Teacher, Cass High School, Effective May 23, 2012
Joan Silvers, Teacher, Adairsville High School, Effective May 23, 2012
CLASSIFIED RETIREMENTS FOR 2012-2013 School Year
Glenda Upshaw, Administrative Assistant, Adairsville High School, Effective June 8,
2012
CERTIFIED RESIGNATIONS FOR 2012-2013 School Year
R. Andrew Elkins, Teacher, Woodland Middle School, Effective End of 2011-2012
School Year
Louis Fleck, Teacher, Cass High School, Effective May 23, 2012
Jeff Koch, Assistant Principal, Woodland High School, Effective End of 2011-2013
School Year
April 16, 2012
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Cynthia Owens, Teacher, South Central Middle School, Effective May 23, 2012
Amelia Powers, Teacher, Cloverleaf Elementary School, Effective May 21, 2012
Sandy Wilbanks, Teacher, Clear Creek Elementary School, Effective May 21, 2012
CLASSIFIED RESIGNATIONS FOR 2012-2013 School Year
Kathy Bishop, Special Education Paraprofessional, South Central Middle School,
Effective May 18, 2012
Elizabeth Favero, Administrative Assistant, South Central Middle School, Effective June
7, 2012
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CERTIFIED RENEWALS FOR THE 2012-2013 School Year
The administration recommends renewal for the 2012-2013 school year for the following
professional employees certified by the Professional Standards Commission.
Central Office
BRENGLE , MARGUERITE GRACE
BRUE , ALAN WILLIAM
CHESTER , KIMBERLY B.
FREEMAN , ROBERT DAVID
FUNDERBURG , KIMBERLY
HADAWAY , STEPHANIE J.
KESLER, JULIE M.
KNAPPER , VERONICA
LOPP , EUGENE MAURICE
RAGSDALE , SELINA LINAHAN
SMITH , CONNIE J.
SUTTON , LORI O.
WHITMIRE , KELLY MARIE
Adairsville Elementary School
BLACKBURN , TIFFANY BROOKE
BURDGE , STEPHANIE
BURTON , SERENA C.
CARTER , AMANDA SECKINGER
COLSTON , TANYA J.
DONEHOO , ERIN AMANDA
ECKERT , CRISTA DANYALLE
FOX , BRENDA
GOBLE , ASHLEY HENRY
GRAHEK , CARA LOIS
HARTLINE , TARA S.
HICE , ANGELA
HICKS , REGINA DELONG
HOLDER , CANDACE REDDEN
HUFSTETLER , STACEY A.
IMMONEN , LINDA MICHELLE
JACKSON , MELISSA DECKER
JONES , KRISTIN URQUHART
JOSLIN , AMY DOVER
MANSFIELD , TERRI BROOKS
MCSTOTTS , HEIDI JEAN
MONDICH , KRISTIN ANDREE
NATION , MARESHA
NORRIS , KIMBERLY D
OVERVOLD , JUDITH E.
PADILLA , LISA RAE
PINKARD , ANGIE
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RIVERS , JESSICA A
ROOD , WENDI W.
ROZIER , KATIE JEAN
RUSH , KRISTIN ENGELRUP
SCOGGINS , LINDSAY GRIGGS
SMITH , BRANDIE NORWOOD
SMITH , KIMBERLY MICHELLE
SUMMERFIELD , MARCIA F.
THURMAN , SHANNON
WALKER , JOY M.
WARREN , SHERRY C.
WENDLAND , MARK Q.
WILCOX , TINA
WILKINS , VALENIE PATRICE
WINTERS , MELISSA ELIZABETH
Allatoona Elementary School
ALVAREZ , MARGARET E
BENNETT , BETH K.
BLACK , HEATHER LANETTE
BOWEN , MATTHEW P.
BROOKS , MARTHA K.
CLINCH , MARGARET A.
FERRERO , FAITH
GLOVER , BETH P.
GRUBB , PAMELA R.
HALE , MIRIAM RAE
HANNAH , MARY E.
HUMESTON , ELIZABETH CAROL
JONES , LATASHA RENEE
KEASLER , LISA LOWMAN
LIVINGSTON , KIMBERLY LEE
MANLEY , MELENA KRISTIN
MASSENGALE , ELIZABETH J.
MELTON , STEPHANIE
MOORE , MELODY
MORRIS , JAMES
NOEL , THANH LE
NOLES , ELIZABETH JEANNIE
PENNINGTON , GERI KATHLEEN
PRATHER , AMY J.
PRIVETT , JACQUELINE ERIN
REUM , SUE A
RIDDELL , TAUNYA
RUPP , WHITNEY CROUCH
SANDHAGEN , LAURIE R.
STILES , TERESA L.
TALMAGE , KAREN LEE
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WOOLSEY , REBECCA A.
WYBLE , KIMBERLY GAY
YOUNT , ROSALIND REED
Clear Creek Elementary School
ABERNATHY , CHRISTY LYNN
ABERNATHY , SHELLY D.
BARNETTE , PAMELA J.
BEARDEN , ALECIA B.
BISHOP , HOLLY H.
BOWEN , CARLA NICOLE
BOWMAN , KIMBERLY ORAVET
BURNETT , AMY ELIZABETH
CAMP , CHRISTY L.
CORNETT , ERICA DEA
CULLIFER , AMANDA L.
DEKOKER , ANNE R.
DENNISON , LYNN R.
DOYLE , MARCUS L.
FOWLER , MACY R
GASIOR , JANE B
GILMORE , SUSAN HOBSON
HALE , ALLISON LEIGH
HANCOCK , BEVERLY LYNN
HARRIS , JENNIFER A
HENCHEY , LAURIE J.
HENRY , GAIL
HUGHES , KERI LYNN
HUGHES , LAURA B.
LAYNG , LAUREN STEPHANIE
MCCOMBS , TONIA
MCGILL , LORI J.
MILAM , MISTY D.
MITCHELL , KRISTY LEE
MORROW , ROBIN LEE
MOSTELLER , KIMBERLY JANE
PECK , TAMMY M.
RANDOLPH , CHRISTOPHER S
RUFF , STORMY L.
SCOTT , CAROL ANN
SCURRY , MARCHELL MARICIANA
SOUTHERLAND , AMY C.
STRICKLAND , NAOMI W.
TAYLOR , NATALIE WADE
TEEMS , MEAGAN ELIZABETH
WILSON , PAMELA J.
WOODRING , APRIL
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Cloverleaf Elementary School
ALLEN , BOBBIE REGINA
ARNOLD , KELLY R.
BATES , STAN
BAXTER , MICHELLE
BENNETT , PAIGE I.
BRUMBELOE , MARTHA
CLAYTON , ANDREA MERCER
COLLAR , CYNTHIA C.
CROFT , TAMMY L.
CUNNINGHAM , KARI L.
DAVIS , JENNIFER M.
DELAINO , DEBORAH A.
GLOVER , GREGORY R.
GOODE , LAURA ELLEN
GUY , PAULA A.
HALE , JIMMI G.
HOGAN , NINA S
HUDSON , SUE S
JACKSON , SHERRI Y.
KELLEY , ANNETTE ROSEMARY
KEMP , AMANDA DUNCAN
KNOWLES , VICTORIA FREEMAN
KUHN , CAROL
LAWRENCE , JENNIFER
LEE , KIMBERLY D
MARTEL , JENNIFER E.
MARTIN , RHONDA J.
MCCONNON , SHIRLEY
MESSER , GENEVA FAY
MROS , JAMES MICHAEL
PATTERSON , NIKI ELIZABETH
PAYNE , KENDALL ELLIS
PECHFELDER , TAMI MICHELE
PERRY , ROBIN S.
ROGERS , STACEY BAXTER
SMITH , BECKY L.
SMITH , SUSAN CORBITT
SNYDER , MELISSA WHITE
STEPHENS , JILL
STEWART , CYNTHIA KEVORKIAN
TOMPKINS , TAMMY HIERS
TATUM, LAURAN MICHELLE
VAGASE , VIKKI
WILLIAMS , ADAM MATTHEW
WILSON , ZACHARY J.
WOODHAM , SONYA KAY
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Emerson Elementary School
BROOKS , LINDA
BULLEN , JEFFERY DALE
CLEMENTS , JENNIFER
DRAHA , HENRYKA
DUNNAM , E. HAYS
GARCIA , LINDA M.
GRAY , DAWN DENISE
HAMMOND , KERRY
HARGER , SHELLEY J.
HARRIS , JANICE ADAMS
HARRIS , MADONNA LENA
HERRERA , FABIOLA AGUILERA
JACKSON , TRACIE MOORE
JOHNSON , PHYLISS C.
LANHAM , APRIL D.
MCELRATH , ALTA S.
MCKAY , LISA D.
MCSWAIN , CONNIE A.
MECUM , ALICIA ANN
MISZTAK , HEATHER LEE
MORRIS , JULIE KOWN
MULKEY , SUSAN C.
PARTAIN , BARBARA NELL
PENDLEY , CHRISTINA MCINTOSH
PERRY , HAROLD LEE
REECE , MICHELLE
SCARIMBOLO , GINA MARIE
SMITH , DIANA C.
SMITH , SHARON M.
TURO , CHERYL
VAZQUEZ , SHELBY
Euharlee Elementary School
ABRAMS , TINA L.
ALFORD , TRACY WELCHEL
ALLEN , ELIZABETH FLATT
ANDERSON , MARILYN SIEGEL
BAGLEY , BEVERLY ANN
BARRERE , KELLY GRIFFIN
BARTON , HEATHER LEIGH
BEALL , HOPE LEANN
BEARDEN , MARGARET T.
BRIDGES , LEANN
BROSCHE , DEBBIE ANDREWS
CAIN , MELISSA A.
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CHILDERS , PATRICIA
CLEMENTS , KIMBERLY R.
CORNETT , MARY E.
DANIEL , KEELY
ELROD , AMANDA TAYLOR
EMERSON , STARR M.
FARR , KAREN M
FINDLEY , AMY LYNN
GAGE , DIANE
GANN , JASON D.
GARRETT , MARTY T
GARRETT , WANDA J.
GELMINI-BOYTER , PATRICIA K.
GOUGH , ERIN EILEEN
GRIESHOP , CALISTA F.
HARRIS , KRISTA KIMSEY
HEWLETT , KATHRINE WHITE
HYNES , SEAN L.
JORDAN , AMANDA P.
LAYTON , MARY LEIGH
MARVEL , LANCE F.
MCCOLLUM , CARLA COLE
MOTES , KEISHA W.
OLIVER , JANE M.
PATE , NORMA
PENDERGRASS , JENNIFER DAWN
PULLEN , AMY A.
PULLIAM , TRACY
SEGARS , AMANDA KAY
SMITH , SUSAN S.
SPINKS , SHERRY MARIE
STONE , LEIGH ANNE
TAYLOR , TONYA WILLIS
TWELKEMEIER , LORI B.
WADE , MARLO D.
WADE , VIVIAN
WEHUNT , LISA
WOLFE , KRISTEN
Hamilton Crossing Elementary School
ARENTS , RACHEL E.
AUTRY , DEBORAH A.
AYERS , CHERYL
BELL , MISTY NICOLE
BURLISON , RANDI RENEE
BUTLER , AMANDA M.
CHILDERS , HOLLY
CLINE , CATHERINE W.
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COLSTON , JENNIFER BARGER
CRANE , ANGELA DAWN
DANIELL , SARAH E.
DAVIDSON , REBEKAH R.
DAVIS , PENNY LYNN
ELROD , VICKIE K.
EPPS , ROBERT LEWIS
GARLAND , DONNA
GILL , ELIZABETH GHOURLEY
GILSTRAP , MIA V.
GODFREY , ANN
HARPER , LYNN S.
HIBBARD , DAVID MARK
HIGGINS , LINDSAY NORTON
HORTON , KARA G.
INGRAM , JESSICA AMANDA
JOHNSON , JULIANE
JONES , BRITTANY PICKETT
KING , NATALIE RENEE
KISER , KISHA D
KNOWLES , ERICA D.
KNOWLES , PATRICIA F.
KOCH , ROBERT TODD
LOVINGOOD , TERESA A.
MCCURDY , LYDIA GRINER
MILLER , REGINA B.
MOORE , AMANDA NICHOLE
MORRIS , KATHY LYNN
NANCE , APRIL LYN
RHINEHART , DEBORAH J.
STEED , JENNIFER C.
TAYLOR , SANDRA C.
THOMPSON , RACHEL ANN
VANDEGRIFF , DEBORAH
YORK , MIMI GRIFFIN
Kingston Elementary School
ADAMS , CLAUDIA K.
ANDERSON , STEFANIE BETH
BARNES , CARLA T.
BARNETTE , STACY LYNN
BEARDEN , MOLLY B
BELOCK , HEATHER ANN
BENTLEY , DONNA
CAIN , TERESA ANN
CLINE , DEBORAH JOAN
DAVIS , KENITHA
DOUGHARTY , DAWN RENAY
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FITZGERALD , PAMELA R.
GARRARD , ANGELA JACKSON
HATTAWAY , SONIA MARIE
HEATHERLY , TIFFANY LEE
HEROD , CANDICE
HIGHTOWER , LYDIA LEVEEN
HORTON , ASHLEY N
HUDSON , AMANDA T.
HYDE , SHANNON
JACOBS , STACY LEANN
KENNEDY , VICKI E.
KRAUT , MARCIA
LAND , VIRGINIA
MCMILLAN , NADINE
MEYERS , PATSY BURCH
MOORE , DANA
OTINGER , BRANDI B.
PILGRIM , LORI ANN
PORTER , MATTHEW G.
PYLE , MICHAEL BROCK
RAINEY , LINDSAY R
RIAZ , RAENELLE C.
ROBINSON , MIRIAM E.
RUTLEDGE , SHIRLEY J.
SIMPSON , KAYLA BROCK
TURNER , HALEY B.
WALKER , KRISTY NICOLE
Mission Road Elementary School
ABERNATHY , JENNA KOWN
ANDREWS , DELORIS KAY
ARNOLD , MARY SUE
BAGNELL , LISA S.
BEGLEY , SHARON DAWN
BROOME , REBECCA T.
BUNCH , LISA R.
COLLINS , SUZANNE L.
COOPER , AMY GRACE BARKER
CORLL , CARYN
COWAN , REBECCA B.
DAVENPORT , ERIN CRAWFORD
DAVIS , LACONDA P.
DeCOSTE , WENDY R
DOYLE , PAULA
GUYTON , DONNA H.
HALEY , VICTORIA C
HALL , GLENN A.
HARGER , BRUCE T.
April 16, 2012
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HAWKINS , CONNIE
HOLCOMBE , KACI MIRANDA
HORN , MEMRI L.
JOHNSTON , JAN E.
JONES , JANICE R.
MAYWEATHER , SUSAN L.
MULLINAX , KERI N.
NEEL , RHONDA WILLIAMS
PAYNE , MOLLY NELSON
POWELL , RITA DARLENE
PYLE , LORI THURMAN
REEVES , SHIRLEY A.
RISTROPH , SHA CATHERINE
WALKER , THERESA LYNN
WEBB , ANITA S.
WEBSTER , ALICEN LEE
WILLIAMS , CINDY DYER
WYNN , KIMBERLY HOWELL
Pine Log Elementary School
BAKER , BEATRICE LEE
BALLEW , LINDA S.
BELCHER , STEPHANIE
CAYWOOD , ANN E.
CECI , AMY KATHLEEN
CHATMAN , TONYA MICHELLE
COWART , MELISSA I.
DONEHOO , JOYCE
EVANS , DEBRA JEANETTE
GARRISON , KATHLYN K.
GILBERT , ALLISON J.
HARRISON , SANDRA K.
HARRISS , VALERIE
HULSEY , ANITA F.
JOHNS , PAMELA R
JOHNSON , MICHAEL LEE
KNUCHEL , KIMBERLY SHAE
LEWIS , REBEKAH AMANDA
LIVINGSTON , FRANCIE W.
MARTIN , KELLY AMOS
MOMON , LORI
PELLEGRINI , MYRA
PETTIT , DONYA
RAINEY , KIMBERLY GAYLE
SCOGGINS , DONNA
SHEPHERD , JOHN BRUCE
SMITH , JUDSON G.
SMITH , TRACY L.
April 16, 2012
- 14 -
STEPHENS , MARY ELIZABETH
SUCH , CHARLENE FAYE
UMBARGER , JULIE LYNN
WILLS , KARI REVAK
ZIELKE , VICTORIA
Taylorsville Elementary School
BENEFIELD , MARGIE
BOULANGER , LEISA
CHAPPELL , SANDRA TAYLOR
CLIFT , CARRIE LYNN
COLLUM , DEBRA C.
GARDNER , JESSICA
GOODWIN , JULIE BARNES
GORE , LISA M.
GREER , ELLEN LUMPKIN
GREULICH , AMY H.
HACKNEY , MACIE B.
HENRY , MICHELLE RENEE
HENSLEY , SHANNON
HILGERS , GENTRY ELAINE
HUBBARD , MARY SHANNON
JONES , LISA BROWN
KNIGHT , SHERRY LEE
KONEN , JENNIFER ANNE
KUYKENDALL , KIMBERLY WATSON
LANE , KIMBERLY ALMAND
LANIER , JESSICA
LITTLEFIELD , MELISSA
MATTHEWS , KAYE
MCABEE , NANCY L.
MINOR , LESHONDA N.
MOLINARO , DESIREE L.
PFIESTER , ALAINA MALINOWSKI
PUTMAN , DEIDRE LEE
STRICKLAND , SHARI L.
VERNON , LINDA
WILLIAMS , LELAH NICOLE
WILSON , CHARLENE H.
WORTHINGTON , MARTHA
White Elementary School
ACUFF , SUE BROWN
APPLING , JENNIFER B.
BOLIVER , HEATHER R
BROWN , JOY L.
BRYSON , DEDREA R.
April 16, 2012
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CATRON , JOANIE BETH
DAILEY , JASON BOYD
DEFRENCH , KELLY
DEHART , JENNIFER TATE
DUKE , CYNTHIA
DUNLAP , SHARON
FARMER , SHERRI
GADDY , STEFANIE MICHELLE
GINN , STACEY M.
GOODE , JESSICA MYONG
GRAVES , NICOLE MARIE
GRIGGS , NANCY K.
HEDDEN , LYNN A.
HOBBS , STEPHANIE LEE
LANEY , JAMES ALLARD
LAYTON , LANNETTE
LUFT , JOAN MARIE
MARTIN , CARRIE L.
MARTIN , JENNIFER G.
MCPHERSON , LEIGH ERIN
MORGAN , KAREN CARTER
NIX , DEBRA LYNNE
OGLES , MICHELLE
PERRY , MARY BETH
PHILLIPS , BECKY
PRINCE , JENNA L
PRUETT , KIMBERLY WINKELMAN
SHIFLETT , SANDRA K.
TIPPER , RHONDA GLAZE
TRIPP , TATUM
TRUMBLE , ELAINE MARIE
TURLEY , SAMANTHA JANE
UPCHURCH , JILL DIANE
WILSON , JENNIFER JAN
YANDOW , STEPHANIE LYNN
PRE-K
ABBOTT, LISA
BINGHAM , JULIE DEE
BRUNO , KANDACE M
CHAPPELL, AMY
CLARK , JENNIFER
COCHRAN, MICHELLE
ELLIS, ANGELA
HENDERSON , HEATHER RONELLE
JANKOWSKI, CRIS
KALAIN , LORI P.
KING, MORGAN
LEE, JESSICA
April 16, 2012
- 16 -
LEMON , KELLY
PUCKETT , JILL S.
REECE, ELIZABETH
REEVES, MINDY
ROBERTS , KELLY AYCOCK
ROBINSON, KALI
STANFIELD , JENNIFER BAGLEY
STEPP , GAYLA W.
STOVER , AMANDA
STURWOLD , ELLEN
TOMPKINS , STEPHANIE C.
WEST , JENNIE B.
Adairsville Middle School
ABERNATHY , KELLY J.
BAGGETT , LINDA ANN
BARTLETT , JOANNA LEE
BROOKSHIRE , JEREMY
BUNCE , AMBER WILLIS
CALLAN , JAN
CALLAWAY , SARAH KATHERINE
CARNEY , MARIE
CARON , KIMBERLY LYNN
COWAN , CHRIS
CREEL , JONATHAN M.
DUFFORD , MICHELE P.
DULANEY , ALLYSON R
DYSART , LYNN ELIZABETH
ELROD , ANDREW MILES
EUBANKS , AMANDA ROGERS
GATLIN , LISA G.
GLAUS , LANA GAIL
GRANT , SHANE E.
GULLEDGE , CHANTRY
HALVERSTADT , AMANDA JOAN
HARDIN , CHRISTOPHER JAMES
HARRIS , JOSEPH WAYNE
HENDERSON , ELIZABETH E.
HYDER , VALERIE ANNE
JOSLIN , ADAM
KELLEY , CARLA MICHELLE
KING , BELINDA G.
MCCORD , BRITTNEY INGRAM
PADGETT , ZACHARY HUGH
PETHEL , JOSEPH C.
PHILLIPS , ROBERT T
PLASKETT , KIMBERLY JANAE
RAY , CARLA M.
REED , SHARON
April 16, 2012
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RIDLEY , CHRISTY DAWN
ROBERSON , MICHAEL BRIAN
SCOTT , KRISTY M.
SHERMAN , LYNN
SMITH , SUMMER L.
SYLVESTER III, FRED A.
SZWEDA , KATHERINE
TATUM , THOMAS
WATTS , SUSAN TRIPPE
WELLS , RHONDA HUFSTETLER
WEST , JOSEPH MATTHEW
WEST , LEIGHA MICHELE
WILKES , TIA
Cass Middle School
BAILEY , JENNIFER
BAKER , JOSEPH E.
BICKFORD , PHYLLIS
BOND , ANNA H.
BROWN , SHERYL MYERS
BUTLER , KEVIN GREGORY
CALDWELL , SUSAN
COWART , DANIEL
COX , MORELLA MONIQUE
CRAIG , RHONDA CHATMAN
CRONON , VICKIE W.
CRUMPTON , AMBER NICOLE
EDWARDS , SAMUEL EARL
ELROD , ERIC DWAYNE
EVANS , SCOTT J
FALLIN , WILLIAM BLAKE
GOAD , KENDRA
GRAY , TERESA B.
HANENKRAT , DEBORAH BAILEY
HARRIS , APRIL FILLMON
HARRISON , JAMIE L.
HARWOOD , RICHARD M
HEATH , RYAN CLAY
HILL , HEATHER CAMPBELL
HUGHES , SYDNEY CONNELLY
JACKSON , KRISTA C.
JACKSON , LOWELL BURT
JAMES , MIRANDA LEIGH
JOHNS , JANET C.
KENDRICKS , ELISABETH A.
KILGORE , HANNAH SHANELL
KING , SARA HARTER
LOWE , TISHA MARIE
April 16, 2012
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MACKESSY , ROBERT G.
MADDEN , MICHELLE G.
MATHISON , BLAIR ELIZABETH
MCFRY , LINDSAY LOUANN
MCKENZIE , FRANCES DALE
MCPHERSON , BRANDON RAY
MERA , MARGARET S.
MILLER , CASEY LANE
MOORE , MARTY C.
MOORE , TRACEY GARRETT
MOYER , AMY LEANN
MURPHY , PATRICIA A
NEAL , ANGELA G.
PICHON , CASSIE W.
RAFFERTY , KIMBERLY H.
RENTZ , HENRY PERRY
RUGGLES , ERIC JASON
SMITH , GREGORY JAMES
STEWART , TAMMIE RENEA
THOMPSON , LAURA V.
WATTS , CHERYL L
WHITE , KATHLEEN E.
WINDSOR , HARRIET H.
WOODARD , NICOLE ALISE
South Central Middle School
ALDERMAN , CHRISTINE
ARNOLD , JASON RAY
BEAUCHAMP , MICHAELA
BOULIER , RALPH GARY
BOYD , KARLENE RENEE
CHILDERS , BARBARA
COLE , VICKIE M.
EFFNER , AMBER MARIE
ELLIS , CHERYL
ELLIS , PATRICIA ELEANOR
FINCHER , LORETTA MARIE ALESSIO
FINDLEY , MICHAELYN
FLEMING , SHERRY M.
FRANKOVSKY , MARY ELIZABETH
GABEL , JENNIFER P
GAYTON , CHRISTIN F.
GUTHRIE , LAURA S.
HALL , DARLA R.
HUMPHREYS , MARCIA C.
JORDAN , SARAH ASHLEY
KORNEGAY , JASON
LEACH , BETH
April 16, 2012
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MATZ , KATHRYN ANN
MCPHERSON , JUDY R.
MITCHELL , MICHAEL L.
MORGAN , DWAIN DAVID
OSHIELDS , TINA M.
OVERMOYER , JILL SUSAN
PACE , KAREN D.
ROBERTS , KESHIA A.
RUSHING , ELIZABETH R.
SHORES , JACKY P.
SMITH , SHEILA PAULETTE
SPIVEY , HOLLY ROBERSON
STEVENS JR, PATRICK MICHAEL
TACKETT , LISA A.
VICK , LINDSEY MORGAN
WALTERS , DANA L.
WILLIAMS , VIOLET RENEE
WOLF , MELISSA L.
WOLFE , LAURA ELLEN
WOODWARD , JOHN R.
YOHE , BETH PAYTON
YOHE , JASON E.
Woodland Middle School
ALLEN , TYLER A.
BAKER , HARRIETT MARY
BROWN , NICHOLAUS KEITH
CAVINS , DENVER
COCHRAN , SUSAN M.
CROOK , NANCY C.
CUNNINGHAM , DELLA L.
DAMBRAUSKAS , THERESA
DONATO , DINA A.
EVANS , STACEY CORRIGAN
GAINEY , SUELLEN M.
GARLIN , AMBER
GASPARDO , MICHELE
GIVENS , JANET LYNELL ROUTH
GOLLHOFER , CHRISTY A.
GRIMES , JULIE ANNA
GUNTER , MICHAEL DOUGLAS
GUTHRIE , BRANDON THOMAS
HARDIN , DERRICK PAUL
HOOPER , WILLIAM K.
HUGHES , BEVERLY DAWN
HYDE , JENNIFER L.
JACKSON , LORI T.
JETT , LOLA MELINDA
April 16, 2012
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JONES , RANCE
LEWIS , RONALD G.
LOVVORN , STACEY L.
MACKESSY , BARBARA C.
MCMAHAN , JACQUELINE M.
MCSWAIN , CHRIS
MOORE , ALISON DUNBAR
MOSHER , BRIAN KEITH
MULL , TERI S.
NEW , MARIE ANNETTE
POMPONIO , MARIANNE L
PRIMM JR, WILLIAM P
ROSS , LISA
SCHULTZ , REBECCA
SCHWARTZ , CINDY ROCHELLE
SIMPSON , DARLENE
SMITH , STACY LYNN
SUTHERLAND , BUICE L.
SZYMANSKI , LAURA A.
TAYLOR , KATE ANNA
TAYLOR , MICHELE MARIE
THOMAS , SCOTT CAMERON
TIMMERMANN , THRESA D
TRAVIS , KRISTIN ROGERS
WADE , PATRICIA A.
WILKERSON , SUSAN R.
WILLIS , DEBORAH S.
WOLFE , KELLEY
YARBOROUGH , AYANNA KARIMA
Adairsville High School
ADAMS , LENA S.
ALDERDICE , CYNTHIA KAYE
ANDERSON , SHERRY QUALLS
ARRINGTON , BARRY L
ASBRIDGE , AMY
BARNHILL , MEREDITH ASHLEY
BERNSTEIN , HANNAH B.
BISHOP , ERIC T.
BOBBER , VICTORIA EUGENIA
BROWN , ALICIA EVANS
BROWN , ROBERT K
BUSSE , ROGER KEVIN
BYERTS , DOUGLAS R
CALVERT , JENIFER
CARDER , KATHRYN
CUDD , JONATHAN DAVID
DAVIDSON , MARY B.
April 16, 2012
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DITTRICH , ALLISON
ERICKSON , SUMMER M.
FASSNACHT , JO MARTIN
FISHER , ROGER
FORD , JOHN JUSTIN
FRADY , LAVONNA D.
GAINES SMITH , KIMBERLY KAY
GILMER , JUDITH H.
GREGER, KRISTI
GRIFFIN , DANIEL CLAUDE
GUARDADO-CONRAD , AMY BETH
HALL , DUDLEY L.
HANEY , KATHIE LYNN
HARRISON , ANDREA C.
HOWARD , KENT M
JOHNSON , MEGHAN M.
KNIGHT , KIM M.
KONEN , PATRICK JACOB
KREMER , JAMES DALE
LASSITER , LUELLYN
LAWHORN , KERRI LYNN
LEACH , HOLLI MITCHELL
LEE, TRACY DEAN
LEWIS , SUSAN B
MARTIN , KRISTEN L.
MCPHEE , PATRICIA DIANE
MICCOLI, ARMANDO S.
MOORE , KATIE E.
NELSON , GEORGE J.
NOE , KAYLIE SHAE
PINKARD , CHAJA SHMIA
POWELL , ROBERT L.
QUEEN , JERRY K
ROOD , BRUCE J.
ROPER , BILLY LEON
SCOGGINS , KURTIS WADE
SEXAUER , DAVID J.
STORM , KELLY WATKINS
SWANSON , EMILY BURK
TOLBERT , CHARLES BRETT
TRAVIS , JACOB HENRY
TURLEY , FELTON LANIER
WHITAKER JR, STEVEN LEROY
WILLIAMSON , MELINDA J.
Cass High School
ADAMS , KELLY M.
AGAN , CHRISTOPHER L
April 16, 2012
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ALLEN , CHRISTOPHER LEE
ALLEN , MATTHEW K.
ARVANITIS , GREGORY A.
ASH , RANDALL C.
ASHE , KRISTA RAYE
AYERS , TIMOTHY LAWRENCE
BARNES , VALERIE LANCASTER
BINE , RACHEL WITHERS
BISHOP , DAVID MARION
BLACK , ARTHUR JEROME
BOHANNON III, CHARLES W.
BRUTON , CHRISTOPHER M.
BUFFINGTON , JO ANNE
BUNKLEY , BRITAIN
CARROLL , LEIGH ANN
CASKO , RICHARD
CLAYTON , STEVEN KYLE
CLIFT , CHAD W.
CUNNINGHAM , JUDITH ANN
DEAN , JOSEPH LYNDON
DIETERMAN , LINDA L.
ELLISON , AUDREY L
ESTES , SHARON R.
EUBANKS , WILLIAM T.
FAIRBANKS , DANNY GLEN
FINCK , JOHN L.
GADDY , JAMES ANDREW
GOUGH , TIMOTHY TERRELL
GUILFORD , ALANA ELIZABETH
HAGGE , KATHERINE
HAMMOND , BETHANY CHRISTINE
HANSARD , LESLIE MARIE
HAUGER JR., HOWARD DAVIS
HERETH , LISA BETH
HERNDON , LINDSAY LEE
HERRING , MICHELLE L.
HOLLAND , BRITTNEY S.
HORNBACK , JAMES LEE
HORTON , JAMISON TALMADGE
HUGHES , ROBERT S
JONES , WILLARD DARRYL
KOONTZ , DERSTON
KUNF III, FRANK GEORGE
LANDRAM , JOHN P.
LEAPHART , SHIRLEY JOYCE
LONG , KRISTY L.
MADDOX , CORY E.
MASON , CHRISTINA L.
MASON , JACLYN ANNE
April 16, 2012
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MATHIAS , DONNA LYNN
MCDURMON , ERICA BROOKE
MCKENZIE , KATHLEEN ROSE
MORRIS , RICHARD T.
NEWSOME , ASHLEY JOANNA
NUNEZ , KRISTI N.
OBRIEN , WENDY ROBYN
ODELL , MARTHA E.
OSHEA , SEAMUS P.
PANTER , ERIN VICTORIA
PATTERSON , ANGELA AJEANNE
RAGUS , TAMERA S.
RAWLINS , DAVID J.
ROBERTS , WALTER MACK
ROLEN , STEFANIE
ROSSI , GWEN C
RUDESEAL , KELLY L.
SALTER , SCOTT A
SATTERFIELD , RYAN W.
SCHUESSLER , KRYSTAL L
SCOTT , DAVID GREGORY
SILVER , RICKY H.
SIMMONS , CALEEN MARIA
SLYE , RANDI M.
SMITH , JERRY H.
SOLOMON , JANDEA A
SPARKS , PATSY E.
STAUFFER , JOSEPH R.
SUMMEY , BRIAN JARRED
TAYS , RUSSELL L.
TUCKER , REBECCA DENISE
VINCENT , DEAN HARRISON
WARD , AMANDA J.
WILLIAMS , ADAM BENJAMIN
WILSON , JESSICA J.
ZWILLICH , MARK ALAN
AYERS , BRANDON JURON
BAISDEN, TIMOTHY
BELL , JAMIE MOORE
BELL , JODI LIBERSKI
BENNETT , AMY M.
BERGMAN , AMY L.
BICKFORD , SHARON
BIRDWELL , CHRISTY ELISE
BOYD , ERIN LEIGH
BROOKS , WESLEY MATTHEW
April 16, 2012
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BROWN , PEGGY LEA
BURGESS , SAMUEL ANDREW
CANDELA , MICHAEL ANDREW
CASTEEL , EDWIN T.
COLLINS , ANGELIA R.
CONDON , DAVID WARREN
CORN , TERRY L.
DEAN , JOAN A.
DILORENZO JR., VINCENT JOHN
DOVER , JUSTIN SCOTT
DUNNINGTON , STEPHEN J.
ELLISON , RENEE
FEBRES , EVELYN ALGARIN
FISHER , SARA F.
FLOURNOY , MELANIE M.
FORBES , ROBERT L
FREEMAN , BRANDIE SUSAN
GAITHER , VICTORIA C.
GERBIS , KATHERINE E.
GOCHEE , COREY J.
GUSE , EDEMILSON AUREO
HALL , MARTHA DIANNE
HARDEN , ROLAND E.
HESTER , HEATHER
HIGDON, BRENT TRAVIS
HOLLOWAY , DAVID L.
HOLT , VALERIE S.
HOWARD , JOHN R.
HOWE , LORI RENEE
HUNT , DANA MIGLIORE
HUNTER , KELLY
JACOBS , ANGELA
JENKINS , MELISSA A.
JOHNSON , CATHERINE
KAYSER , TERESA JONES
KEARSE , JEANNE
KIENITZ , CHERI L.
KILGO , LORI DELANE
LEATHERWOOD , MARY D.
LEOPARD , ALISON
LIVSEY , BEVERLY J.
LORENZ , CATHY NELSON
LOW , JENNIFER D.
LYNCH , EMILY DYER
MADDOX , CARRIE LEANN
MARKS , ELISSA MICHELE
MCCOURY , WILLIAM B.
MCDANIEL , MICHAEL LEE
MCDERMOTT , JEAN F.
April 16, 2012
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MCNAIR , DJON M.
MCPHERSON , PATRICIA C.
MEEK , LYDIA WALLACE
MOODY , DONALD E.
MORGAN , MICHAEL KYLE
MORRIS , TIMOTHY
MURRAY , SHARON T.
NIX , LESLIE C.
NORRIS , KRISTINE E.
OLSON , JILL MARIE
PAYNE , CAROLE Y.
PELLEGRINO , ANNA LIDIA
PFIESTER , MICHAEL JON
PLOTT , LARRY ANTHONY
POST , TIFFANY MICHELLE
PRICE , AMANDA L.
QUEEN , TAMMY L.
RAYBURN, GINGER
ROBERTS , COLEMAN A.
ROBERTS , LEAH
ROBINSON , VALERIE D.
ROBISON , JANET ROWLETT
RUGER , JOSHUA N.
RUSSELL , KAREN E.
SANDERS , KIM M.
SEE , JEFFERY GLENN
SHEDD , KATHI P.
SMITH , CARRIE T.
SMITH , PAMELA G.
STEELE , JAMES ADRIAN
STEPHENS , MARIE V.
TANT , KEVIN GLENN
TAYLOR , CRAWFORD H.
TOBIN , MIKE J.
TRAMUTOLA , ADRIAN
TURNER , SHAVONNE E.
VERNON , JONATHAN P.
WEAVER , REBECCA H.
WEIRICK , ALLEN P.
WENIGER , GREG S
WEST , GWEN H.
WILDER , MELINDA ANN
WILLIAMS , SHAWN CEDRIC
WILLINGHAM , CARL THOMAS
WILLOUGHBY , ERIC ALAN
YARBROUGH , KENNETH C.
ZIMMER , ERIK
April 16, 2012
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PERSONNEL
RECOMMENDATIONS
PART B – RELATIVE OF A BOARD MEMBER
April 16, 2012
“The administration recommends employment of the individuals listed below with
such employment being initially temporary until such time as their criminal record
check is completed and the report is satisfactory to the administration and at such
time the employment is extended for the full contract period.”
CERTIFIED RECOMMENDATION FOR THE 2012-2013 School Year
Mission Road Elementary School
Carol Nelson
Mary Beth Tumlin
April 16, 2012
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Bartow County Board of Education 65 Gilreath Road Cartersville

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