August 25, 2015 - Murfreesboro City Schools

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AGENDA
Murfreesboro City School Board
6 p.m., Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Council Chambers
ORDER OF BUSINESS
I.
CALL TO ORDER BY BOARD CHAIR
Pledge of Allegiance led by Hobgood fourth graders Jordan Hawley and Antonia Wyatt.
Moment of Silence
II.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
III.
COMMUNICATIONS
The Tennessee Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) has accepted the proposal SIMplifying
Learning to Unleash Student Potential for Elementary Students in a K-6 District for the 2015
Tennessee CEC Fall Conference at Vanderbilt University.
Hobgood’s DeeDee Potter recently had two Hobgood art classes working with visiting Brooklyn,
New York artist Timothy Lee. Mr. Lee is the first place winner of “The Journey,” an exhibition
of artwork by an elite group of young emerging artists with disabilities. The John F. Kennedy
Center for the Performing Arts provided an art lesson plan and covered the costs of all materials
required to implement with the children in the Hobgood Library.
The State has awarded MCS $29,611.65 to implement the 2015-16 Family Resource Center
Program. This is a continuation of the program as a result of operating in compliance with
program guidelines and successfully serving students and their families.
The General Mills Foundation on behalf of the Murfreesboro Community Action Council has
awarded MCS and Coordinated School Health $10,000 for the Bike for Life program.
IV.
CONSENT ITEMS
Minutes: August 11, 2015 Meeting
Approval of School Fees (Field Trips)
V.
ACTION ITEMS
2014-2015 Budget Amendments
2014-2015 ESP Budget Amendments
VI.
REPORTS/INFORMATION
MISSION STATEMENT: To assure academic and personal success for each child.
City Schools Foundation Report
Revenue and Expenditure Report
Personnel Report
Attendance (PTR) Report
VII.
OTHER BUSINESS
VIII.
ADJOURNMENT
Bike for Life
Murfreesboro City Schools
Childhood obesity is a serious public health threat, disproportionately affecting racial minorities
and low-income families, and increasing a child’s risk for disease. Between 2007 and 2013,
MCS saw a 5.6% reduction in overweight/obesity rates. This success was made possible in part
due to grant funded programs like Junior Chef and BAM! Body and Mind. As we look to the
future, we know schools and families continue to need cost-effective opportunities for physical
activity and nutritional education to help combat childhood obesity.
Biking represents fun, freedom and fresh air – everything that is great about being a kid. Kids of
all shapes, sizes, and ability can ride a bike and it’s a healthy outdoor activity that the whole
family can participate in. Other benefits of biking include: developing strength, balance, and
overall fitness, burning up calories, strengthening the heart, lungs, and lower-body muscles and
bones, and developing and strengthening the muscles surrounding the knees without impact.
Bike for Life will incorporate key educational curriculum, safety and family oriented fun. Bike
for Life will provide opportunities for safety and nutrition education classes to all Murfreesboro
City Schools students in grades 3-6. Through the Bike for Life program, participating schools
will:
 Teach children the skills necessary to safely navigate neighborhoods and routes to school.
 Help children improve their core, cardiovascular and nutritional health.
 Educate and instill in children positive, safe, and active lifelong habits.
 Enable children to master new skills and increase their self-confidence.
In addition to offering safety and nutrition education classes, Murfreesboro City Schools will
partner with Murfreesboro Police Department and Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation to host
community Bike for Life events. These events will offer information on safety, nutrition, and a
safe place for families to practice bike riding skills. Skills that will be emphasized are: starting
and stopping, riding in a straight line, looking over their shoulders, signaling to vehicles, as well
as crossing the street appropriately. Bikes, provided by the grant, will be available for children
without a bike to practice on. Community leaders, police, teachers, and parents all connect with
one another and with students during these bike events to help communicate the importance of a
healthy and safe lifestyle.
The Bike for Life Program will culminate in a celebration on May 4 by participating in National
Bike to School Day. All students, who are able, will be encouraged to ride their bikes to school
and encourage their families to participate as well.
The goal of Bike for Life is to engage children in physical activity to address the health and
emotional issues facing today’s under-active, often overweight, children. The expected
outcomes of this goal are:


To improve students core, cardiovascular, and nutritional health.
To increase the number of students who use bicycle's as a mode of transportation to and
from school.

To instill in students positive, safe, and active lifelong habits.
The Bike for Life Program will require 50 bikes, 50 helmets, and hanging storage racks. It is
essential that quality bikes be purchased to reduce the recurring cost and increase sustainability
of the program. Bikes will be stored at school locations for use by physical education teachers
during safety and nutrition education classes.
Bike for Life will provide students with the opportunity to learn a skill, coupled with nutrition
knowledge, which will provide an outlet for exercise for a lifetime. Once you learn to ride a
bike, you will always have the skills necessary to be physically active and lead a healthy life.
MINUTES
Murfreesboro City School Board
6 p.m., Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Council Chambers
ATTENDANCE
Chair Butch Campbell, Vice Chair Nancy Rainier, Jared Barrett, Andy Brown, Phil King, Nancy Phillips,
Collier Smith.
Staff: Dr. Linda Gilbert, Gary Anderson, Kim Frank, Joe Marlin, Robin Newell, Lea Bartch, Shavon DavisLouis, Lisa Trail, Ralph Ringstaff, Crystal Farris, Greg Lyles, Stacey Burt, and Essence Brisco.
Staff Attorney Kelley Baker
I.
CALL TO ORDER BY BOARD CHAIR
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Dr. Brown and was immediately followed by a moment of silence.
II.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Dr. Brown moved to approve the agenda. Ms. Smith seconded the motion, and all approved by saying aye.
III.
COMMUNICATIONS
Dr. Gilbert made the following announcements:
MCS would like to thank the following individuals for their financial support of the Franklin Heights student
activities:
Kristen Hampton
Thomas & Kristen Chase
Leah & Brian Bartley
Michael’s Homes
MCS Community Outreach would like to thank the following:
United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties for providing school supplies and backpacks for students
North Boulevard Church of Christ for providing school supplies, which were distributed to teachers
Rutherford County Farmers Co-Op for a $5,000 donation to the Backpack Food Program
Farm Credit Services for their donation of a copy machine, table, and chairs
MCS Appreciates Girl Scout Troop 540 for collecting 18 book bags filled with school supplies for Hobgood
Elementary.
Ms. Smith gave a brief presentation about the Confucius Institute. She said the McPhees (MTSU) spearheaded
the project, and that this year the group came back with 38 students, a few parents, and a few teachers. Scales
Elementary hosted them in the science lab at MTSU with some of their science fair winners. She said the group
was overwhelmed by the size of Overall Creek. Ms. Smith praised the opportunity for exchange for some of our
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elementary students to go over there and them to come over here. Dr. Gilbert added that MCS will be receiving
two teachers from the Confucius Institute who will be coming over here.
IV.
CONSENT ITEMS
Minutes: June 9, 2015 Meeting
Mr. Barrett moved to approve the minutes. Mr. King seconded the motion, and all approved by saying aye.
VI.
REPORTS/INFORMATION
Report on Summer Camps and Activities
Mr. Lyles presented a video and information about the Community Outreach summer camps and activities. He
stated that camps are only possible with community partnerships who are eager to step up to the plate when
called as well as the faculty, volunteers, and administrators, who participate. Mr. Lyles recognized the activities
of Club Marvel, Boys2Men, GEMS Camp, Camp Prism, and Camp Boost as well as camp partners such as
MTSU, Stones River Mall, Olive Branch Church, and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. He said that Franklin
Heights had a number of camps going on at a number of sites. Overall, Mr. Lyles stated that about 400 kids
were serviced over the summer.
Ms. Phillips said she appreciated the opportunity to visit the last day of the GEMS Camp for the tea party and
see what it meant to those kids and their parents.
Construction and Maintenance Updates
Mr. Anderson gave the construction and maintenance updates for the schools. Bradley school was repainted on
the inside. Northfield had a major catastrophic breakdown with HVAC right before school started. Hobgood’s
new addition contracts have been signed, and construction is getting ready to start. Scales’ ductwork started to
peel, and had to be redone. The school was also repainted, and a brick firewall was built around the kiln. Cason
Lane had 31 thermal pane windows that were replaced. Discovery School had electrical panel that had to be
replaced. A thermal scan was performed and a safety team inspected to make sure they are all good. Bleacher
inspections were performed by a professional company. As a result of our energy initiative, the state approved
$1.5 million loan to do new lighting for Cason Lane, Black Fox, and Bradley. Mr. Anderson said he approached
them about putting in LED lights instead of T8 bulbs. As a result, we are receiving an additional $2.1 million
because of the new technology.
Ms. Rainier asked which room was being divided at Bradley. Dr. Gilbert said it is the old library on the right as
you go down the hall. She said we have been delayed in completing the rooms because we had to special order
the sink. Ms. Rainier asked if Reeves-Rogers would still have to use the portable. Mr. Anderson said he does
not believe they intend to use it as a classroom at this time because of numbers.
Ms. Rainier asked about custodial issues of buildings not being cleaned. Ms. Smith said she was concerned as
well. Mr. Anderson said we have switched from GCA to our own custodial services, and we have had issues
with getting enough staff to work the night shift. He explained the shortage of about 20 to 22 employees at
night. We are trying to interview as many as apply, but we are not getting applicants. Mr. Anderson gave a brief
explanation of the processes that are in place in the buildings, noting that efforts would be increased to meet the
need.
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Enrollment Updates
Mr. Anderson reported said he added an item to the PTR sheet, which is the yellow box at the bottom showing
growth over the previous year. He said the original projection was 8419, and we are really close to that now. He
noted a four percent growth rate over the end of last year. Ms. Phillips said that is a little over 17 classrooms at
that growth, and that is a lot of classrooms. Dr. Gilbert said she is still looking at numbers, and there may be
some shifts in the classrooms. Discussion was also held about capacities of the school buildings and potential
changes due to the Franklin Heights housing removal. Dr. Gilbert said she has spoken to Mr. Rowe at the
Housing Authority and a second group of residents will be displaced by the end of December. Dr. Gilbert said
there were about 80 students on that list, and it is unknown where they may end up at this time. Ms. Phillips
noted that, while there is a pupil teacher ratio by what the law allows, she hopes we will consider what is the
most optimum for student learning. Dr. Gilbert said they have been discussing the use of the CHOW bus for
something like tutoring on wheels, adding that Mr. Lyles is staying in close contact with our community
partners to meet the needs where they are.
Update on Growth Funds for 2014-15 School Year
Mr. Anderson said MCS received $818,000 in growth money from the State in January but that money went
toward hiring teachers because of the extended growth.
VII.
OTHER BUSINESS
A request was made for a report from Mr. Marlin at an upcoming meeting about the special needs population.
VIII.
ADJOURNMENT
Mr. Barrett moved to adjourn the meeting. Ms. Smith seconded the motion, and the meeting adjourned at
approximately 7:06 p.m.
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Director of Schools
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LOCAL FIELD TRIPS FOR BOARD CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL
AUGUST 2015
GRADE/GROUP
SCHOOL
PARTICIPATING
INSTRUCTIONAL VALUE OF THE ACTIVITY
COST PER
STUDENTS
DATE OF
HOW
STUDENT
PARTICIPATING
TRIP
FUNDED
DESTINATION
CLA
4
Provide a living experience of 19th century and earlier times
$8.00
120
9/22/2015
Parents
Travellers Rest Nashville TN
SCALES
4
Students will experience life as it was in the 1800's
$8.00
113
9/24/2015
Parents
Oaklands Historical Museum
OCE
K
STEAM unit on living and non-living GLE 0007.2.1 & 7.2.2
$12.00
152
10/29/2015
Parents
Lucky Ladd
MURFREESBORO CITY SCHOOLS
2014-2015 BUDGET AMENDMENTS
PRIOR
BUDGET
DESCRIPTIONS
FINAL
BUDGET
AMENDMENT
INCREASE
(DECREASE)
REVENUE
BEP
FROM CASH (INCLUDED IN FUND BALANCE)
$
-
$
709,500
$
709,500
REVENUE
$
32,234,000
$
32,943,500
$
709,500
PRIOR
BUDGET
DESCRIPTIONS
FINAL
BUDGET
AMENDMENT
INCREASE
(DECREASE)
EXPENDITURES
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT-OFFICE OF DIRECTOR (72320)
$
-
$
10,830
$
10,830
EXPENDITURES
$
307,090
$
317,980
$
10,890
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT-OFFICE OF PRINCIPAL (72410)
$
-
$
28,092
$
28,092
EXPENDITURES
$
3,562,393
$
3,590,485
$
28,092
$
-
$
95,973
$
95,973
EXPENDITURES
$
863,633
$
959,606
$
95,973
SUPPORT SERVICES-TECHNOLOGY (72810)
EXTENDED SCHOOL PROGRAM
PRIOR
BUDGET
DESCRIPTIONS
AMENDMENT
INCREASE
(DECREASE)
FINAL
BUDGET
EXPENDITURES
OTHER SALARIES & WAGES
$
-
$
279,290
$
279,290
EXPENDITURES
$
2,065,713
$
2,345,003
$
279,290
$
-
$
15,643
$
15,643
EXPENDITURES
$
129,385
$
145,028
$
15,643
$
-
$
2,870
$
2,870
EXPENDITURES
$
90,984
$
93,854
$
2,870
$
-
$
347
$
347
EXPENDITURES
$
4,020
$
4,367
$
347
$
-
$
3,159
$
3,159
EXPENDITURES
$
30,264
$
33,423
$
3,159
SOCIAL SECURITY
MEDICAL INSURANCE
DENTAL INSURANCE
EMPLOYER MEDICARE
EXTENDED SCHOOL PROGRAM
OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS
EXPENDITURES
$
6,138
$
6,138
$
13,000
$
19,138
$
6,138
$
-
$
17,233
$
17,233
EXPENDITURES
$
19,600
$
36,833
$
17,233
$
-
$
21,106
$
21,106
EXPENDITURES
$
100,300
$
121,406
$
21,106
$
-
$
51,118
$
51,118
EXPENDITURES
$
63,190
$
114,308
$
51,118
OTHER CONTRACTED SERVICES
OTHER CHARGES
EQUIPMENT
COMPARISON OF BUDGET TOTALS
July 1, 2014 Thru June 30, 2015
TOTAL INCOME
7/1/14 - 6/30/15
TOTAL EXPENSES 7/1/14 - 6/30/15
$
60,119,814
59,835,139
NET INCOME 6/30/15
$
284,675
YEAR-TO-DATE REVENUE COMPARISON
JUNE 2015
PAGE 1
2013-14
BUDGET CLASS.
1
40110-Current Prop. Tax
2
2014-15
2013-14
2013-14
OVR/(UNDR)
2013-14%
2014-15
2014-15
OVR/(UNDR)
2014-15%
BUDGET
YTD REV.
BUDGET
%
BUDGET
YTD REV.
BUDGET
%
$10,470,000.00
$10,495,608
25,608
100.2%
$11,200,000.00
11,276,254.00
40210-Local Option Sales Tax
7,530,812
7,611,720
80,908
101.1%
8,100,000
3
40000-41110-Other County Rev
1,502,000
1,351,965
(150,035)
90.0%
4
44000-Other Local Revenue
351,750
5,629,923
5,278,173
5
46511-Basic Educ. Program
31,152,552
31,279,000
6
46512-BEP ARRA
-
7
46530-Energy Efficient Sch
8
46615-Ext. Contract-ARRA
9
46990-Other State Funds
76,254
100.7%
8,817,848
717,848
108.9%
1,452,500
1,345,006
(107,494)
92.6%
1600.5%
450,000
484,325
34,325
107.6%
126,448
100.4%
32,234,000
32,943,500
709,500
102.2%
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
-
52,684
52,684
N/A
-
4,119
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
681,398
661,724
97.1%
265,000
395,043
130,043
149.1%
10
46592-CONNECT TEN ARRA
-
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
11
46595-Family Resource ARRA
-
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
12
46595-SSMS ARRA
-
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
13
47000- Federal Funds
35,000
70,025
35,025
200.1%
70,000
43,616
14
49810-Approp./City Gen. Fund
4,810,103
4,810,103
-
100.0%
4,810,103
4,810,103
-
100.0%
15
49820-Operating Transfers
-
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
1,538,211
102.6%
TOTALS $
56,533,615
$
61,962,752
(19,674)
$
5,429,137
109.6% $
58,581,603
$
60,119,814
$
(26,384)
$
*44000-Includes City payment of $144,803 for new technology purchases
62.3%
YEAR-TO-DATE EXPENDITURE COMPARISON
PAGE 1
JUNE 2015
2013-14
BUDGET CLASS.
1
71100-Reg. Instruction
2
71200-Sp. Ed. Instr.
3
72110-Attendance
4
72120-Health Services
5
2014-15
2013-14
2013-14
OVR/(UNDR)
2013-14%
2014-15
2014-15
OVR/(UNDR)
2014-15%
BUDGET
YTD EXP.
BUDGET
%
BUDGET
YTD EXP.
BUDGET
%
(345,671)
99.0%
$35,616,373.00
$33,707,729.00
10,850
100.2%
5,122,280
$33,887,321.00
$33,541,650.00
(1,908,644)
94.6%
4,533,929
$4,544,779.00
$5,072,762.00
(49,518)
99.0%
80,857
$74,585.00
(6,272)
92.2%
79,274
$69,945.00
(9,329)
88.2%
525,580
$534,270.00
8,690
101.7%
583,057
$560,080.00
(22,977)
96.1%
72130-Guidance
1,187,695
$1,157,930.00
(29,765)
97.5%
1,272,191
$1,230,643.00
(41,548)
96.7%
6
72210-Reg. Instr. Spprt.
1,508,496
$1,487,184.00
(21,312)
98.6%
1,833,269
$1,651,469.00
(181,800)
90.1%
7
72220-Sp. Ed. Support
591,609
$586,382.00
(5,227)
99.1%
585,913
$585,882.00
(31)
100.0%
8
72310-Bd. Of Educ.
1,127,706
$901,366.00
(226,340)
79.9%
1,072,926
$931,270.00
(141,656)
86.8%
9
72320-Office of Supt.
305,228
$306,709.00
1,481
100.5%
307,090
$317,980.00
10,890
103.5%
10
72410-Office of Prin.
3,120,473
$3,088,827.00
(31,646)
99.0%
3,562,393
$3,590,485.00
28,092
100.8%
11
72510-Fiscal Services
531,538
$480,621.00
(50,917)
90.4%
488,412
$475,261.00
(13,151)
97.3%
12
72520-Personnel Services
270,634
$272,908.00
2,274
100.8%
245,335
$227,998.00
(17,337)
92.9%
13
72610-Oper. Of Plant
4,418,919
$4,273,925.00
(144,994)
96.7%
4,883,613
$4,675,621.00
(207,992)
95.7%
14
72620-Maint. Of Plant
1,554,942
$1,508,124.00
(46,818)
97.0%
1,838,057
$1,587,047.00
(251,010)
86.3%
15
72710-Pupil Transp.
2,130,955
$2,055,770.00
(75,185)
96.5%
2,292,056
$2,015,201.00
(276,855)
87.9%
16
72810-Other Support
725,646
$5,809,545.00
800.6%
863,633
$959,606.00
95,973
111.1%
17
73300-Community Servic
509,082
$488,937.00
(20,145)
96.0%
434,382
$392,785.00
(41,597)
90.4%
18
73400-Early Childhood Educ
859,000
$737,535.00
(121,465)
85.9%
10,800
$19.00
(10,781)
0.2%
19
76100-Reg. Cap. Outlay
996,700
$496,465.00
(500,235)
49.8%
1,178,700
$1,173,960.00
(4,740)
99.6%
20
-
$197,148.00
197,148
N/A
624,063
$609,396.00
(14,667)
97.6%
$58,866,310.00
$62,544,660.00
3,678,350
106.2%
$62,893,817.00
(3,058,678)
95.1%
TOTALS
$
5,083,899
$
$
59,835,139.00
*72810-Includes $87,703.00 for new technology purchases to be split with City of Murfreesboro
$
$
COMPARISON OF BUDGET TOTALS
July 1, 2014 Thru May 31, 2015
TOTAL INCOME
7/1/14 - 5/31/15
TOTAL EXPENSES 7/1/14 - 5/31/15
$
52,641,266
50,722,093
NET INCOME 5/31/15
$
1,919,173
YEAR-TO-DATE REVENUE COMPARISON
MAY 2015
PAGE 1
2013-14
BUDGET CLASS.
1
40110-Current Prop. Tax
2
2014-15
2013-14
2013-14
OVR/(UNDR)
2013-14%
2014-15
2014-15
OVR/(UNDR)
2014-15%
BUDGET
YTD REV.
BUDGET
%
BUDGET
YTD REV.
BUDGET
%
$10,470,000.00
$10,409,635
(60,365)
99.4%
$10,485,000.00
10,659,787.80
40210-Local Option Sales Tax
7,530,812
6,332,527
(1,198,285)
84.1%
7,616,000
3
40000-41110-Other County Rev
1,502,000
1,020,464
(481,536)
67.9%
4
44000-Other Local Revenue
351,750
5,464,119
5,112,369
5
46511-Basic Educ. Program
31,152,552
28,145,900
(3,006,652)
6
46512-BEP ARRA
-
-
7
46530-Energy Efficient Sch
-
8
46615-Ext. Contract-ARRA
9
46990-Other State Funds
174,788
101.7%
6,945,130
(670,870)
91.2%
1,422,500
1,064,780
(357,720)
74.9%
1553.4%
450,000
460,162
10,162
102.3%
90.3%
31,434,000
28,699,600
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
50,869
50,869
N/A
-
4,119
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
681,398
617,503
90.6%
265,000
354,809
89,809
133.9%
10
46592-CONNECT TEN ARRA
-
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
11
46595-Family Resource ARRA
-
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
12
46595-SSMS ARRA
-
-
-
N/A
-
-
-
N/A
13
47000- Federal Funds
35,000
70,025
35,025
200.1%
70,000
43,616
(26,384)
62.3%
14
49810-Approp./City Gen. Fund
4,810,103
4,008,419
(801,684)
83.3%
4,810,103
4,409,262
(400,841)
91.7%
15
-
-
N/A
-
-
TOTALS $
56,533,615
$
56,119,461
(63,895)
-
$
(414,154)
99.3% $
56,552,603
$
52,641,266
$
(2,734,400)
-
$
*44000-Includes City payment of $144,803 for new technology purchases
(3,911,337)
91.3%
N/A
93.1%
YEAR-TO-DATE EXPENDITURE COMPARISON
PAGE 1
MAY 2015
2013-14
BUDGET CLASS.
1
71100-Reg. Instruction
2
71200-Sp. Ed. Instr.
3
72110-Attendance
4
72120-Health Services
5
2014-15
2013-14
2013-14
OVR/(UNDR)
2013-14%
2014-15
2014-15
OVR/(UNDR)
2014-15%
BUDGET
YTD EXP.
BUDGET
%
BUDGET
YTD EXP.
BUDGET
%
(5,680,264)
83.2%
$34,128,378.00
$28,276,643.00
$33,887,321.00
$28,207,057.00
(5,851,735)
82.9%
4,533,929
$3,820,911.00
(713,018)
84.3%
4,964,978
$4,255,664.00
(709,314)
85.7%
80,857
$67,524.00
(13,333)
83.5%
79,274
$64,405.00
(14,869)
81.2%
525,580
$450,164.00
(75,416)
85.7%
547,653
$465,179.00
(82,474)
84.9%
72130-Guidance
1,187,695
$998,225.00
(189,470)
84.0%
1,272,191
$1,055,114.00
(217,077)
82.9%
6
72210-Reg. Instr. Spprt.
1,508,496
$1,286,924.00
(221,572)
85.3%
1,750,071
$1,394,311.00
(355,760)
79.7%
7
72220-Sp. Ed. Support
591,609
$516,335.00
(75,274)
87.3%
585,913
$508,113.00
(77,800)
86.7%
8
72310-Bd. Of Educ.
1,127,706
$777,656.00
(350,050)
69.0%
1,015,136
$882,061.00
(133,075)
86.9%
9
72320-Office of Supt.
305,228
$276,101.00
(29,127)
90.5%
293,590
$275,631.00
(17,959)
93.9%
10
72410-Office of Prin.
3,120,473
$2,681,167.00
(439,306)
85.9%
3,515,793
$3,140,096.00
(375,697)
89.3%
11
72510-Fiscal Services
531,538
$472,737.00
(58,801)
88.9%
488,412
$440,616.00
(47,796)
90.2%
12
72520-Personnel Services
270,634
$253,713.00
(16,921)
93.7%
245,335
$209,224.00
(36,111)
85.3%
13
72610-Oper. Of Plant
4,418,919
$3,825,353.00
(593,566)
86.6%
4,483,908
$4,016,838.00
(467,070)
89.6%
14
72620-Maint. Of Plant
1,554,942
$1,327,231.00
(227,711)
85.4%
1,661,557
$1,366,842.00
(294,715)
82.3%
15
72710-Pupil Transp.
2,130,955
$1,993,127.00
(137,828)
93.5%
2,023,296
$1,956,326.00
(66,970)
96.7%
16
72810-Other Support
725,646
$5,741,496.00
791.2%
763,530
$699,923.00
(63,607)
91.7%
17
73300-Community Servic
509,082
$458,545.00
(50,537)
90.1%
416,802
$360,570.00
(56,232)
86.5%
18
73400-Early Childhood Educ
859,000
$620,568.00
(238,432)
72.2%
10,800
$9,993.00
(807)
92.5%
19
76100-Reg. Cap. Outlay
996,700
$450,813.00
(545,887)
45.2%
941,700
$1,163,825.00
20
-
$180,719.00
180,719
N/A
624,063
$180,719.00
$58,866,310.00
$54,406,366.00
92.4%
$59,812,380.00
TOTALS
$
5,015,850
$
(4,459,944)
$
50,722,093.00
*72810-Includes $87,703.00 for new technology purchases to be split with City of Murfreesboro
$
$
222,125
123.6%
(443,344)
29.0%
(9,090,287)
84.8%
Personnel Report
May 18, 2015
Licensed Personnel Hired
Last Name
Alvarado
Anderson
Baird
Barker
Barker
Benedict
Bond
Brabson
Brasher
Brown
Brown
Bucaro
Burgess
Bush
Carrell
Carter
Caruthers Cheek
Cathey
Clark
Cole
Cox
Crowley
Cruesoe
Dayton
Dennis
Dewberry
Dixon
Dobbs
Eagle
Ennamorato
Ferrari
Garza
Gay
Handy Taylor
Holmes
Hughes
Johnson Bivens
Jones
Jones
Juneau
Lang
First Name
Miguel
Patti
Jason
Marie
Heather
Grace
April
Jamie
Hannah
Emily
Rosalyn
Jennifer
Elena
Casey
Kimberly
LaKeshia
Claire
Megan
Regan
Courtney
Sonya
Dianna
Charlotte
Kayla
Megan
Sydney
Whitney
Misti
Kristina
Julie
Brienna
Lori
Crystal
Elizabeth
Katherine
Angela
Kinsey
Shelby
Stephanie
Alexandra
Morgan
Location
Mitchell-Neilson
Hobgood
Erma Siegel
Scales
Mitchell-Neilson
Discovery/Scales
John Pittard
Black Fox
John Pittard
Mitchell-Neilson
Mitchell-Neilson
Mitchell-Neilson
Overall Creek
Overall Creek
Scales
District Wide
Reeves Rogers
Bradley
Bradley
Scales
MNS/ESE
Overall Creek
Scales
Reeves Rogers
Cason Lane
Mitchell-Neilson
John Pittard
Bradley
John Pittard
Reeves Rogers
Erma Siegel
Discovery
Black Fox
Bradley
Black Fox/Overall
Hobgood
Hobgood
Overall Creek
Erma Siegel
John Pittard
Cason Lane
Page 1
Position
Music
4th Grade
5th Grade
2nd Grade
4th Grade
Psychologist
2nd Grade
Kindergarten
3rd Grade
Kindergarten
3rd Grade
Kindergarten
Kindergarten
4th Grade
3rd Grade
Social Worker
5th Grade
4th Grade
ESL
ESL
Academic Coach
5th Grade
SPED Teacher
Kindergarten
Pre-K SPED
3rd Grade
ESL
Assistant Principal
3rd Grade
5th Grade
Pre-K SPED
6th Grade
Kindergarten
1st Grade
Psychologist
ESL
Kindergarten
Kindergarten
1st Grade
3rd Grade
2nd Grade
Licensed Personnel Hired
Last Name
Lewis
Little
Lockett
Lovinski
Lynch
Manning
Matthews
McElroy
Morris
Owens
Ownby
Paul
Roller
Rucker
Senior
Slough
Smith
Smith
Smithson
Stem
Surgener
Taylor
Teesdale
Tisma
Troutman
Turnbo
Vance
Venable
Visher
Waddell
Wade
Winton
Wyatt
First Name
Nicole
Meghan
David
Melanie
Lisa
Wendy
Justin
Jessica
Natalie
Elizabeth
Jordan
Julie
Kalii
Gretchen
Iliana
Racheal
Randii
Samantha
Michelle
Dana
Gena
Kimberley
Terrilyn
Kari
Whitley
Amanda
Tiara
Maral
William
Misty
Amber
Justin
Kayla
Location
District Wide
Black Fox
Mitchell-Neilson
Overall Creek
Hobgood
Bradley
Discovery
Northfield
CLA/NF
Overall Creek
Hobgood
Overall Creek
John Pittard
Bradley
Reeves Rogers
Scales
Overall Creek
Erma Siegel
Overall Creek
Bradley
Scales
Erma Siegel
Northfield
Overall Creek
Overall Creek
District Wide
Discovery
John Pittard
Black Fox
Bradley
Northfield
Reeves Rogers
Cason Lane
Position
Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant
1st Grade
6th Grade
3rd Grade
Kindergarten
1st Grade
2nd Grade
Pre-K
Speech Language Pathologist
3rd Grade
2nd Grade
5th Grade
Counselor
6th Grade
2nd Grade
4th Grade
3rd Grade
2nd Grade
Kindergarten
Media Specialist
Guidance
Kindergarten
Pre-K
4th Grade
3rd Grade
Behavior Specialist
Kindergarten
ESL
6th Grade
ESL
2nd Grade
6th Grade
SPED Teacher
Licensed Personnel Leave of Absence
Last Name
Campbell
Couch
Dale
Elkins
England
Grisham
First Name
Emily
Mackenzie
Brenda
Tammie
Brittney
Amy
Location
Cason Lane
Mitchell-Neilson
Mitchell-Neilson
John Pittard
Northfield
Cason Lane
Page 2
Position
Kindergarten
SPED Teacher
Music
1st Grade
Kindergarten
3rd Grade
Licensed Personnel Leave of Absence
Last Name
Ivey
Lambert
McDougall
Salazar
First Name
Lauren
Teresa
Georgia
Alma
Location
John Pittard
Scales
Mitchell-Neilson
John Pittard
Position
1st Grade
1st Grade
2nd Grade
ESL
Interim Licensed Personnel
Last Name
Baltimore
Denton
Gay
First Name
Deanna
Aubrey
Crystal
Location
Cason Lane
John Pittard
Black Fox
Position
3rd Grade
1st Grade
Kindergarten
Hackney
Lori
John Pittard
5th Grade
McGinnis
McLane
Jodi
Tonia
Scales
John Pittard
1st Grade
ESL
Price
Sharline
Cason Lane
Kindergarten
Treneff
Cristie
Mitchell-Neilson
SPED Teacher
Waldron
Alyssa
John Pittard
1st Grade
Certified Resignations/Retirements/Terminations
Last Name
Barfield
Barrett
Bell
Boshers
Bruce
Bryant
Clark
Copeland
Currier
Dibble
Diedrich
Dodd
Ellis
Fowler
Francis
Galyon
Hall
Haston
Hurt
King
Lamb
Leahew
Lee
McKnight
First Name
Jodi
Julia
Andrea
Emily
Michelle
Bentley
Linda
Katie
Peggy
Julie
Jessica
Patricia
Courtney
Kimberly
Mary
Sara
Anna
Mickey
Lana
Megan
Karen
Tracy
Lauren
Elma
Location
John Pittard
Overall Creek
Scales
Discovery
Erma Siegel
Black Fox
Discovery
Discovery
Mitchell-Neilson
Scales
Erma Siegel
Erma Siegel
Erma Siegel
Bradley
John Pittard
John Pittard
Mitchell-Neilson
John Pittard
Hobgood
Northfield
Mitchell-Neilson
Scales
John Pittard
Erma Siegel
Page 3
Position
ESL
4th Grade
Social Worker
1st Grade
SPED Teacher
2nd Grade
Principal
2nd Grade
2nd Grade
Guidance
1st Grade
Media Specialist
3rd Grade
Principal
2nd Grade
1st Grade
3rd Grade
Kindergarten
Pre-K Teacher
2nd Grade
Assistant Principal
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
Kindergarten
Certified Resignations/Retirements/Terminations
Last Name
McMillan
Raines
Ray
Richardson
Sims-Martin
Soechting
Truax Versteeg
Wallace
Whitford
Willard
Wilson
Wilson
First Name
Sarah
Katinna
Kevin
Melanie
Joyce
Elizabeth
Sarah
Lasheeka
Erin
Lauren
Angelia
Rebecca
Last Name
Bowen
Burnworth
Gandy
Grant
Happell
Limbo
McCurrie
Minnich
Reed
Rising
Tangaro
Tidwell
Wheaton
Woods
First Name
Judy
Marilynn
Becky
Danielle
Michael
Linda
Whitney
Rachael
Amy
Melissa
Lokelani
Penny
Michelle
Ivory
Location
Bradley
Erma Siegel
John Pittard
Reeves Rogers
Hobgood
Bradley
Northfield
Scales
Discovery
Bradley
Reeves Rogers
John Pittard
Position
Kindergarten
Psychologist
3rd Grade
2nd Grade
STEM Lab
Academic Interventionist
5th Grade
SPED Teacher
Music
1st Grade
Kindergarten
3rd Grade
Classified Resignations/Retirements/Terminations
Location
Hobgood
Erma Siegel
Erma Siegel
Scales
Bradley
Overall Creek
Erma Siegel
Central Office
Erma Siegel
Northfield
Mitchell-Neilson
Overall Creek
Cason Lane
Erma Siegel
Position
Educational Assistant
Bookkeeper
SPED Educational Assistant
Wellness Coordinator
Pre-K Educational Assistant
Nurse
SPED Pre-K Educational Assistant
Deaf Ed Educational Assistant
Classified Personnel Hired
Last Name
Acree
Alicea
Corum
Couey
George
Merritt
Mullen
First Name
Jessica
Eliud
Mary
Amy
Tammy
Kristi
Kyle
Location
Erma Siegel
Central Office
Overall Creek
Erma Siegel
Central Office
Overall Creek
Mitchell-Neilson
Page 4
Position
Assistant Supervisor of Custodians
Finance Supervisor
Classified Personnel Hired
Last Name
Ortega
Pfeiffer-Hoens
Powell
Richardson
First Name
Tracy
Mareen
Candy
Brandon
Location
Overall Creek
Cason Lane
Overall Creek
Maintenance
Position
Maintenance Technician
Sanders
Heather
Erma Siegel
Shetters
Shultz
Joni
Joe
Central Office
District Wide
Attendance Assistant
Wellness Coordinator
Page 5
Black Fox
Kindergarten
Fourth Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Hope Crews
Caren Evans
Lori Johnson
Lauren Ruth
Jamie Brabson
Crystal Gay (Interim)
Zenobia Craig
Martha Appleton
Kim Nelson
Sharron Hawks
Andrew McKnight
Mike Vaughn, Physical Education
Jessica Davenport, Physical Education
Kim Garrett, Artist/Art Educator
Sanita Smith, Media Specialist
Amy Swanson, Music
Dennis Van Dyke, Music
Ben Bjork, Band
Kristi Lewis (MNS)
Kandice Huff (.5 ESE/.5 BR)
Fifth Grade
First Grade
Pam DePeder
Laurie Lyles
Meghan Little
Dee Ann Stephens
Hannah McGowan
Chandra Elliot
Second Grade
Helen McKnight
Rhonda Melson
Katie Peek
Carrie Newberg
Cyndy Stone-Allen
Kris Williams
Shaunta Rischer
Erin Nunley
Melina Phillips-Cawthorne
Kim Conrad
Karen Lemmon
Sixth Grade
Meredith Patrum
Jon Simmons
Sarah Todd
William Visher
Pre-K
Jan Gillum
Support Staff
Transfer To
Kandice Huff, ESL
Lisa Wright, ESL
Sandy Dauby, ESL
Jennifer Clunie, Resource Teacher
Christie Manous, Resource
Kristen Collins, Speech-Language Therapist
Katherine Holmes, School Psychologist .5
Karen Loyd, Academic Interventionist
Lynn Smith, Academic Interventionist
Lane Suppa, Academic Interventionist
Tammy Stout, Guidance
Tammy Pirtle, Academic Coach
Jenny Dudley Oakland Ct
Third Grade
Administration
Karen Hartley
Kim Margetjak
Tina Puckett
Jessica Codispoti
Kimberly Gambill
Becky Smith
Kristi Lewis
Joe Thompson, Principal
Beverly Johnson, Assistant Principal
Joyce Lawrence, Bookkeeper
Debbie Huddleston, Technical Secretary
Jennifer Lanier, Nurse
Barbara Smith, Office EA
Resignations/Retirements/Term
Ben Bryant
Bradley Academy
Kindergarten
Fourth Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Allison Bohannon
Donna Beers
Catrynia Gannon
Megan Cathey
Jamara DeBerry
Andrew Resh
Karen Blooding, Music/Arts
Brittany Stewart, Art
Allison Isom, Drama
Charles Avent, Physical Education
Kathy Waldecker, Band
Dana Stem, Media Specialist
Donna Beers (MNP)
Robin Bailey (MNP)
Cherry Ross (OCE)
Chelsea Binkley
First Grade
Elizabeth Handy Taylor
Jessica Peterson-Baxter
Tim Jones
Wendy Manning
Second Grade
Dana Padilla
Patti McCloy
Jackie Polk
Diana Hadley
Third Grade
Stephanie Turner
Jacqueline Milligan
Chelsea Hearing
Rebecca Kramer
Fifth Grade
Jenny McCrery
Ginger Hazelbaker
Taylor Brown
Sixth Grade
Kelly Jones
Gretchen Rucker
Support Staff
Mary Allison, Training Coach (.20 SPED)
Cassie Holt, Resource
Isormari Pozo, ESL
Misty Waddell, ESL
Regan Clark, ESL
Robin Bailey, Academic Interventionist
Freda Kramer, Academic Interventionist
Amy Wyatt, Social Worker
Alison Payne, School Psychologist .5
Rebecca Few, Math Coach
Cindy Ferguson, Speech/Lang Therapist .5
Miranda Good, SPED Resource
Amanda Adams, Guidance
Cherry Ross, Academic Coach .5
Marisela Tapia, Community Outreach
Administration
Jenny Ortiz, Principal
Misti Dobbs, Assistant Principal
Donna Brown, Bookkeeper
Lisa Gass, Nurse
Dina Alejandro, Office Staff
Florence Smith, Office Staff
Transfer To
Dan Honeyman (ESE)
Kandice Huff, ESL .5 (F/T BF)
Tara Hatchell (OCE)
Jelecia Beverley (OCE)
Michelle Eaton (ESE)
Neely Embree (MNS)
Kristi Sykes (MNS)
Jayson Huff
Sarah McMillan
Elizabeth Soechting
Kim Fowler
Lauren Willard
Cason Lane Academy
Kindergarten
Third Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Angela Bingham
Emily Campbell (LOA)
Laura Dunlap
Amy Nunley
Nichole Taylor
Kathy Latondress
Maryl Austin
Amy Grisham (LOA)
Ashley Prow
Carrie Smith
Mary Vitantonio
Courtney Brown
Terry Davidson, Physical Education
Mary Melvin, Physical Education
George Popovich, Art
Colin York, Keyboarding/Music
Ben Bjork, Band Director
Carolene Goff, Music
Elizabeth Shepherd, Media Specialist
Lilliana Humphries (SC)
Sarah Catalano (NF) .5
Support Staff
Transfer To
Natalie Adcock, SPED Learning Lab
Amy Miller, Learning Lab
Sherry Craig, Speech
Natalie Morris, SLP .5
Nicollette Sanders, Guidance
Dena Kimberly, ESL
Lilliana Humphries, ESL
Alison Payne, School Psychologist .5
Carolyn Hunt, Academic Interventionist
Taba Karna, Academic Interventionist
Sarah Catalano, Academic Coach .5
Kayla Wyatt, SPED CDC
Kaity Mitchell, SPED CDC
Linell Linell (RR)
First Grade
Fourth Grade
Anna Buchholz
Carla Burton
Lois O’Brien
Angela Pitts
Kim Stewart
Betsy Lynch
Christa Gordon
Felicia Jackson
Shannon Martin
Sara Ryan
Kim Snow
Second Grade
Ty Batts
Laura Caylor
Leatha Fielder
Debbie Hickerson
Derek Woods
Fifth Grade
Martha Canada
Gayle Fisher
Kristy Timberlake
Laura Roark
Michelle Follis
Morgan Lang
Sixth Grade
Amy Harrison
Sherri McElroy
Amy Smith
*Deanna Baltimore for Grisham
*Sharline Price for Campbell
Pre-K SPED
Megan Dennis
Administration
Lee Wilkerson, Principal
Christa Campbell, Assistant Principal
Beth Velandra, Bookkeeper
Rachel Cole, Nurse
Linda Falana, Technical Secretary
Sherri Robbins (Office EA)
Discovery School
Kindergarten
Fourth Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Kayla Mullen
Jenny Newsome
Tiara Vance
Shea Payne
Karen Cook
Michelle Lloyd
Kelley Kleppinger (MNS)
Sia Phillips (RR)
First Grade
Fifth Grade
Mary Allen, Art
Sarah Svarda, Media Specialist
Kathy Waldecker, Band
Lori Turnbow, Physical Education
Kelley Kleppinger, Music
Angela Bunyi
Suzanne St. John
Julia Hudson
Amy Wilson
Charlotte Young
Melissa Carnes
Lora Taylor
Second Grade
Justin Matthews
Kristen Jackson
Teresa McCarthy
Sixth Grade
Support Staff
Amy Baltimore, Guidance
Grace Benedict, School Psychologist .5
Debra Savely, Resource .5
Sia Phillips, Academic Coach .5
Transfer To
Stacey Burt (Central Office)
Lori Garza
Administration
Third Grade
Karen Fletcher
Kristy Mall
Bess Turner
Kristina Maddux, Principal
Christy Willis Robinson, Assistant Principal
Tracy Giles, Bookkeeper
Cathy Adrian, Technical Secretary
Kimberly Coghill, Nurse
Patricia Huffine, Office EA
Dr. Linda Clark
Katie Copeland
Emily Boshers
Erin Whitford, Music
Erma Siegel Elementary
Kindergarten
Third Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Ritch Campbell
Tracy Parsons
Rachel Haynes
Kimberley Taylor
Anna Pearcy
Andrea L Bell
Brandy Cheatham
Emily Clark
Sandra Clemmons
Marty Page
Patric Thomas
Cindy Peaster, Music
Michelle Good, Music
Michelle Eaton, Media Specialist
Meg Reed, Physical Education
Mike Smith, Physical Education
Jessica Galligani, Art
Anna Pearcy (RR)
Michelle Eaton (BR)
Dan Honeyman (BR)
Crystal Farris (CO)
First Grade
Jennifer Marlatt
Jenifer Scott
Brandi Stockard
Kelley Wilson
Dan Honeyman
Stephanie Jones
Fourth Grade
Support Staff
Melanie Brogli
Lynne Frantz
Rachel Pepper
Eryn Wilson
Morgan Jones
Second Grade
Fifth Grade
Alice Bonds
Becky Greene
Carol Schroer
Darlene Thomas
Cynthia Browning
Samantha Smith
Jim Bjork
Buffy Davenport
Julia Harris
Margaret Lane
Angela Pope
Jason Baird
Casey Anderson, CDC
Owen Davis, CDC
Emily Ford, CDC
Ann O'Boyle, CDC
Alicia Shea, Resource
Jill Taylor, Deaf ED
Brittany Kriesky, Resource
Tracy Harris, SLP
Mallory Clark, SLP .5
Tara McCamey, ESL .65
Carol Manaugh, Vision
Lori Gailbreath, Academic Interventionist
Robin Alston, Guidance
Michael Neal, School Psychologist .5
Sonya Cox, Academic Coach .5
Sixth Grade
Beth Utter
Administration
SPED Pre-K
Brieanna Ferrari
Jackie Hamilton
Emily Spencer, Principal
Crystal Farris, Assistant Principal
Cynthia Price, Bookkeeper
Julie Montalbano, Technical Secretary
Kate Medlock, Nurse
Beth Bimsom, Office EA
Transfer To
Dianne Hall (OCE)
Barbara Arnold (RR)
Jackie Polk (BR)
Beth Swain (OCE)
Katinna Raines
Patti Dodd
Marilynn Burnworth
Courtney Ellis
Michelle Bruce
Elma McKnight
Jessica Diedrich
Hobgood Elementary
Kindergarten
Fifth Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Lisa Lynch
Cheri Purdie
Traci West
Kinsey Johnson (Bivens)
Meredith Gilliland
Alicia Johnson
Salome Matano
Tania Clayton (NF) @MC
First Grade
Chick Knitter
Diane Johnson
Ben Bjork, Band Director .3
Amanda Counts, Media Specialist
Jane Marsh, Music
Dee Dee Potter, Art
Chris Greene, Physical Education (2 days/wk)
Meredith Taylor, Physical Education
Sixth Grade
Wendy Loren
Martin Ridgley
Stephanie Puertolas
Lindsee Bernet
Second Grade
Catherine Lephew
Terri Guess
Andrea Sumrall
Sarah Hammett
Jordan Ownby
Third Grade
Amy Brooks
Michelle Barrett
Judi Hinds
Olivia Calvo (Outland)
Fourth Grade
Ashlee Barnes
Patti Anderson
Nichole Bell
Support Staff
Doris Coffey, Academic Interventionist
Quinena Bell, Academic Interventionist
Kristen Treinen, Academic Interventionist
Tres Holmes, Guidance
Angela Hughes, ESL
Brenda Mulanda, ESL
Sara Chumney, ESL
Danielle Hernandez, SPED Resource
Laura Smith, SPED Resource
Tara Bowker, School Psychologist .4
Mariesela Tapia, Family Outreach
Amy Wyatt, Social Worker .4
Erin Phillips, Academic Coach
Administration
Dr. Tammy Garrett, Principal
Kimberly Osborne, Assistant Principal
Melissa Shelley, Bookkeeper
Shavon Thomas, Attendance
Melissa Flagg, Nurse
Lori Reynolds, Office EA
Transfer To
Sara Brown (OCE)
Heather Knox (NF)
Lana Hurt
Joyce Sims-Martin
John Pittard Elementary
Kindergarten
Third Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Deborah Collier
Amy Reasonover
Sasha Sloan
Jennifer Whitlow
Whitney Wilson
Kelly Spring-Harris
Stephanie West
Martha Aiken
Kristina Eagle
Rebecca Williams
Caleb Jones
Angela Fuller
Alexandra Juneau
Hannah Brasher
Sara Roediger, Media Specialist
Stanley Grimes, Physical Education
Marilyn Tenpenny, Physical Education
Greg Lawson, Band
Valerie Rains, Music
Donna Wehofer, Music
Sasha Burnette, Art
Chris Greene, Physical Education 3 days/wk
Meredith Warrington (Oakland Ct)
Erica Calhoun MNP
First Grade
Fourth Grade
Support Staff
Transfer To
Sandra Daniel
Tammie Elkins (1yr LOA)
Melissa Galligani
Kelli Lee Rollins
Lauren Jones
Lauren Ivey (1 yr LOA)
Laura Krisle
Jennifer Austin
Gina Graham
Jennifer Grimes
Summer Gray
Amy Martin
Kyle Cantrell
Carla Calvin
Mary Micinski, SLP
Tammy Neely, SPED
Craig Nelius, SPED
Kenne McWhorter, ESL
Alma Salazar, ESL (1yr LOA)
Whitney Dixon, ESL
Maral Venable, ESL
Leah Follis, Academic Interventionist
Cindy Bjork, Academic Interventionist
Jennifer Wells, Academic Interventionist
Tara Bowker, .6 School Psychologist
Diana Kellum, Resource
Heather Anderson, Social Worker
Kendall Hampton, Guidance .5
Kalii Roller, Guidance
Alisha Herbison, Academic Coach
Amy Adcock (MNP)
Second Grade
Fifth Grade
Emily Jameson
Katie Morris
Donya Staats
Rebekah Tate
Kathy Crume
Emily Perakes
Jennifer Hall
April Bond
Jenny Beets
Kaycie Jones
Bethany Jackson
Kristi Rosser
Shannon Floyd
Lori Hackney (Interim)
Sixth Grade
Francina Austin
Molly Oliver
Rebecca Woods
*Aubrey Denton for Elkins
*Tonia McLane for Salazar
*Alyssa Waldron for Ivey
Pre-K
Meredith Warrington
Erica Calhoun
Administration
Roseann Barton, Principal
Natalie Hopkins, Assistant Principal
Kim Fischer, Bookkeeper
Kathy Royer, Attendance
Ashlie Oliver, Nurse
Casey Beasley, Office EA
Charlene Croy, Offiec EA
Sara Galyon
Jodi Barfield
Lauren Lee
Kevin Ray
Mickey Haston
Mary Francis
Rebecca Wilson
Mitchell-Neilson Schools
Kindergarten
Fourth Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Emily Brown
Casey Sims
Shareen Staples
SaraBeth Templeton
Jennifer Bucaro
Tina Martin
Kati Davis
Jennifer Harris
Anita Morton
Jennie Lovvorn
Brooklyn Damron
Heather Barker
Brenda Dale, Music Education (LOA)
Miguel Alvarado, Music
Greg Lawson, Band
Latasha McFarland, Media Specialist
Sayward Ratliff, Art Education
Lynn Tate, Physical Education
Brennan King, Physical Education
Amy Adcock (JP)
Neely Embree (BR)
Kristi Sykes (BR)
Tiffany Strevel (OCE)
First Grade
Fifth Grade
Delores Brown
Amanda Masteller
Paula Polk
Rachel Prater
Amy Walker
Eva Chaney
Dionne McCullough
Alison Murphy
Matt Clarady
Dominique Watts
Support Staff
Transfer To
Second Grade
Sixth Grade
Donna Beers (BR)
Erica Calhoun (JP)
Kelley Kleppinger (DS)
Tammy Case (NF)
Kristy Lewis (BF)
Robin Bailey (BR)
Denise Crumbaugh
Alina Kongthalath
Erika Gardner
Gayle Porterfield
David Lockett
Kendra Eller, Academic Interventionist
Tammie Kee, Academic Interventionist
Sheila Sharp, Academic Interventionist
Carey Horton, ESL
Christy Moore, ESL
Mack Couch, SPED Resource (1yr LOA)
Carissa Crismon, SPED Resouce
Ashley Herod, SPED Resource
Lindsay Chance, SPED Interventionist
Jennifer Burks, Guidance
Kendall Hampton, Guidance .5
Mary Beth Baker, School Psychologist .5
LaToya Beard, Social Worker
Marva Hollingsworth, Speech/Lang Therapist
Jennifer Capps, Behavior
Rebecca Few, Math Coach
Greg Love, BEST Teacher
Sonya Cox, Academic Coach .5
Georgia McDougall (1yrLOA)
Angelia Weeks
Kristi Sykes
Brittany Hardy
Chase Carter
Pre-K
Bethany Sloan
Amy Adcock
Third Grade
Jennifer Monroe
Rosalyn Brown
Courtney Beggin
Sue Junker
Neely Embree
Sydney Dewberry
**Cristie Treneff for Couch
Administration
Robin Newell, Principal
Tiffany Strevel, Assist. Principal-P
Terrrance Haynes, Assist. Principal-E
Sherry Givens, Bookkeeper
Jerri Doliveira, Attendance
Cinda Roberts, Office EA
Maria Rosales, Office EA
Felecia Ruse, Office EA
Karen Lamb
Julianne Pass
Anna Hall
Peggy Currier
Northfield Elementary
Kindergarten
Fifth Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Erica Crabtree
Karen Johnson
Pam Truitt
Brittney England (1yr LOA)
Kristi Heath
Diane Lewis
Heather Knox
Lauren Beard, Physical Education
Donald Whitmore, Physical Education
Greg Lawson, Band
Melanie Noe, Music
Diana Polk, Music Teacher
Janet Paschal, Media Specialist
Lise Triggs, Art
Heather Knox (HG)
Tammy Case (MNE)
Lynn Hood (RR)
Sixth Grade
First Grade
Nikii Cooke
Rosalind Demonbreun
Amanda Holloway
Rebecca Young
Tammy Sutton
Billie Jo Thompson
SPED Pre-K
Support Staff
Transfer To
Roxanna Dove
Jernika Frazier
Luke Dickerson, ESL
Kacy Bondurant, Academic Interventionist
Jeremy Jackson, Academic Interventionist
Kelley Ruth, Speech/Language Pathologist
Janice Pharis, Resource Teacher
Sara Irwin, Special Education CDC
Karen Godwin, 4-6 gr Special Education CDC
Tracie Gossen, SPED Resource
Rebecca Hoggatt, SPED Resource
Karen Hester, Special Education CDC
Brenda Taylor, K-1 CDC Teacher
Mary Beth Baker, School Psychologist .5
Kristi Knitter, Guidance
Lynn Hood, SLP .4
Natalie Morris, SLP .5
Sarah Catalano, Academic Coach .5
Debra Savely, Resouce .5
Tania Clayton (Mercury Ct.)
Second Grade
Staci Young
Judy Gritton
Tammy Case
Amber Wade
Third Grade
Kelly Harris
Mary Orcutt
Laurie Strickland
Jared Shelton
Fourth Grade
Shirelle Ford-Jackson
Lori Hollis
Lana Leonard
Kenecia Sullivan
Pre-K
Kathy Urbina
Terrilyn Teesdale
Jessica McElroy
Administration
Dr. Gene Loyd, Principal
Julia Williams, Assistant Principal
Melanie Schulte, Bookkeeper
Angela Case, Technical Secretary
Lori Lemonds, Nurse
Susan Baker, Office EA
Sarah Truax Versteeg
Megan King
Overall Creek Elementary
Kindergarten
Fourth Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Ben White
Buffy Brasier
Joy Shepherd
Lettie Allen
Lindsey Brown
Sara Brown
Shelby Jones
Elena Burgess
Michelle Smithson
Hannelore Dickerson
Jennifer DeFere
Amy Fulmer
Tamara Cosby
Kari Tisma
Casey Bush
Cynthia Martin, Media Specialist
Luke Hill, Music/Band
Cathrine Gordon, Music
Kyle Greene, Physical Education
Theresa Witsman, Pysical Education
Rita Myers, Art
Tara Hatchell (BR)
Dianne Hall (ESE)
Sara Brown (HG)
Jelecia Beverley (BR)
Lauren Levesque (RR)
Rachel Holt (SC)
Beth Swain (ESE)
First Grade
Marla Rose
Tracey Trout
Shelley Gurda
Mallory Rundell
Rachel Holt
Beth Swain
Fifth Grade
Support Staff
Rachel Everett
Kayla Embry
Dianna Crowley
Tara Hatchell
Dianne Hall
Julie Paul
Ingrid Rowland, Guidance
Angela Huff, SPED Resource
Diana Willis, Speech/Lang Therapist
Katherine Holmes, .5 School Psychologist
Sixth Grade
Herman Nelson
Gwen Greene
Third Grade
Christy Honey
Katie Nanney
Amy Sanders
Elizabeth Owens
Whitley Troutman
Randii Smith
Melanie Lovinski
Tiffany Strevel (MNS)
Cherry Ross (BR) .5
Rebecca Sublett, ESL/Academic Interventionist
Laura Foster, Resource
Carol Sharp, Vision Specialist
Melanie McCurry, Occupational Therapist
Lauren Levesque, ESL .5
Cherry Ross, Academic Coach .5
Second Grade
Mary Kinney
Jessica Burns
Gretta McRee
Anita Spann
Mala Womack
Jelecia Beverley
Transfer To
Administration
Don Bartch, Principal
Assistant Principal, Regina Payne
Mandy Williams, Secretary/Bookkeeper
Jeannie Creech, Technical Secretary
Jennifer Darling, Nurse
Tiffany Litvjak (Office)
Julia Barrett
Penny Tidwell
Reeves Rogers
Kindergarten
Fourth Grade
Special Areas
Transfer From
Samantha Banks
Julie Parrish
Amy Stevenson
Kayla Dayton
Kennye Holt
Ario Zadeah
Dana Judd
Beth Carter
Shannon Minner, Media Specialist
Susan Heiser, Physical Education
Shannon Harvey, Art
Greg Lawson, Band
Rachel Steiner, Music
Erin Lebo (SC)
Barbara Arnold (ESE)
Linell Linell (CLA)
First Grade
Fifth Grade
Barbara Arnold
Beth Miller
Jenny Dowell
Shiloh Siegle
Jennifer Stanley
Julie Ennamorato
Claire Caruthers Cheek
Sixth Grade
Second Grade
Tonya Cannon
Carla Jackson
Shea Miga
Iliana Senior
Third Grade
Cindy Browning
Jessica Schneider
Krista Brown
Elizabeth Crowley
Amber Koenig
Justin Winton
Support Staff
Nikki Ciletti , Guidance
Ashleigh Stone, Academic Interventionist
Riki Webb, Academic Interventionist
Stephanie Stump, Academic Coach
Tena Bailey, ESL
Linell Linell, ELL
Daniel Temple, SPED
Mackenzie Cable, SPED CDC
Erin Lebo, SPED CDC
Trisha Harris, SLP
Michael Neal, School Psychologist .5
April Landry, Resource
Administration
Laurie Offutt, Principal
Raeshon Torres, Assistant Principal
Lacie Young, Bookkeeper
Doug Jones, Technical Secretary
Heather Wilson, Nurse
April Perry (Office)
Transfer To
Lauren Levesque (OCE)
Anna Pearcy (ESE)
Dimesa Lesnak (SC)
Lynn Hood (NF)
Sia Phillips (DS/SC)
Melanie Richardson
Angelia Wilson
Scales Elementary
Kindergarten
Fourth Grade
Special Area
Transfer From
Holly Troglen
Marianne Faulk
Kristin Messick
Amber Robeson
Andrea Brock-Pierce
Tyisha Brooks
Amber East
Melanie Loupe
Jay Priestly
Rachael Slough
Sondra Smith
Richard Alexander, Physical Education
Liz Rueby, Physical Education
Amber Greene, Media Specialist
Ken Vanek, Art
Ryan Stewart, Music
Dimesa Lesnak (RR)
Sia Phillips (RR)
First Grade
Kimberly Christopher
Lisa Bowe
Lynn Lawson
Steve Nagy
Lisa Whitt
Tony Hartman, Band, Music, & Steel de Boro Facilitator
Fifth Grade
Jessica Bloom
Jessica Dozier
Amber Kelly
Cherry Crum
Katy Vehr
Teresa Lambert (1 yr LOA)
Allison Stovall
Second Grade
Megan Brewer
Heather Steele
Trisha Lunte
Beverly Soapes
Trista Gibson
Marie Barker
Lindsay Cole
Sixth Grade
Xan Lasko
Craig Offutt
Quentin Mastin
Teresa Rotella
SPED Pre-K
Julie Caster
Jessica Hixon
Support Staff
Dimesa Lesnak, SPED CDC
Charlotte Cruesoe, SPED CDC
Karissa Huffmire, SPED Resource
Lynn Reynolds, SPED CDC
Charlotte Scott Moore, SPED Resource
Grace Benedict, School Psychologist .5
Tonya Hobbs, Social Worker
Anna Dent, Resource Teacher
Courtney Cole, ESL
Ashley Mangold, SLP
Mallory Clark, SLP .5
Krista Hoekstra, Academic Interventionist
Gena Surgener, Guidance
Sia Phillips, Academic Coach .5
Pre-K
Stacy Poston
Third Grade
Administration
Laura Garcia
Cheryl Whitfield
Todd Womack
Amy Young
John Harding
Kimberly Carrell
Meredith Davis
Maria Johnson, Principal
Kevin Templeton, Assistant Principal
Cynthia Hamilton, Bookkeeper
Beckie Wohlschlegel, Nurse
Kimberly Groogan, Attendance
Valerie Cave, Office EA
Kimberly Williamson, Office EA
*Jodi McGinnis for Lambert
Transfer To
Lilliana Humphries (CLA)
Erin Lebo (RR)
Rachel Holt (OCE)
Andrea Bell
Tracy Leahew
Julie Dibble
Lasheeka Wallace
Off-Sites
Mercury Court
Oakland Court
Franklin Heights
Beth Cooke (Blasingame)
Tania Clayton
Heather Hoskins
Jenny Dudley
Ellen Summers
Teresa Watts
Educational Assistants
Diane Jones
Alice Games
Sukani Ghozali
Diane Jones
Elizabeth Garren
Melinda Fee
PTR WORK SHEET AS OF AUGUST 24, 2015 - Eleventh Full Day of School
SCHOOL
Pre - K
P
#
Kindergarten
PTR
DISCOVERY
BLACK FOX
20
1
20
BRADLEY
CASON LANE
ERMA SIEGEL
4
7
1
CDC
7
6
HOBGOOD
MITCHELLNEILSON
40
2
#
PTR
2nd Grade
P
#
PTR
P
#
PTR
3rd Grade
P
#
PTR
Total
Pupils Teachers
K-3 PTR
4th Grade
Ratio
P
#
PTR
5th Grade
P
#
PTR
6th Grade
P
#
PTR
20
4-6 PTR
Pupils
Teachers
Ratio
Total w/o
Pre-K
Building
Total
411
411
20.00
60
3
20.00
60
3 20.00
60
3
20.00
240
12
20.00
66 3 22.00
86
4 21.50
19
1 19.00
171
8
21.38
60
3
20.00
60
3
20.00
60
3 20.00
80
4
20.00
260
13
20.00
60 3 20.00
80
4 20.00
25
1 25.00
165
8
20.63
116
6
19.33
116
6
19.33
106
6 17.67
130
7
18.57
468
25
18.72
117 5 23.40
118
5 23.60
88
4 22.00
323
14
23.07
120
6
20.00
130
7
18.57
130
7 18.57
125
6
20.83
505
26
19.42
105 5 21.00
105
5 21.00
90
4 22.50
300
14
21.43
73
4
18.25
67
4
16.75
65
4 16.25
65
4
16.25
270
16
16.88
71 3 23.67
66
3 22.00
38
2 19.00
175
8
21.88
70
3
23.33
65
4
16.25
50
3 16.67
55
3
18.33
240
13
18.46
60 3 20.00
55
3 18.33
45
2 22.50
160
8
20.00
105
120
6
7
17.50
17.14
110
135
6
7
18.33
19.29
123
165
6 20.50
8 20.63
107
145
6
7
17.83
20.71
445
565
24
29
18.54
19.48
119 5 23.80
120 6 20.00
105
140
5 21.00
6 23.33
66
100
3 22.00
5 20.00
290
10
13
2
272
37
CDC
Total Students
410
791
811
845
445
445
475
22.31
5.00
735
756
10
786
12
4
22.67
9.25
702
765
41
758
438
438
18.70
4.00
115 5 23.00
125 6 20.83
135
110
6 22.50
5 22.00
22
16
16.75
68 4 17.00
61
3 20.33
41
2 20.50
170
9
18.89
325
18
18.06
65 3 21.67
45
2 22.50
45
2 22.50
155
7
22.14
19.50
459
23
19.96
130 6 21.67
100
5 20.00
66
3 22.00
296
14
21.14
755
807
5
17.00
4
Best
1
4.00
90 4 22.50
86
4 21.50
60
3 20.00
8
Best
1
8.00
12
821
4
16.00
270
15
18.00
66 4 16.50
69
3 23.00
38
2 19.00
173
9
19.22
443
568
315
18
17.50
40
CDC
4
10.00
40
591
854
854
97
110
5
6
19.40
18.33
108
125
6
6
18.00
20.83
103
120
6 17.17
6 20.00
122
115
6
6
20.33
19.17
67
4
16.75
65
4
16.25
78
5 15.60
58
3
19.33
268
70
4
17.50
90
5
18.00
90
5 18.00
75
4
18.75
122
6
20.33
95
5
19.00
125
6 20.83
117
6
85
64
105
430
23
4
1
Deaf and Vision Ed
1 22.00
470
55
3
18.33
63
3
21.00
65
4
16.25
78
4 19.50
20
2
10
75
6
12.50
120
6
20.00
120
6 20.00
149
8
18.63
140
7
20.00
122
6 20.33
140
7
20.00
551
28
19.68
127 6 21.17
129
6 21.50
47
2 23.50
303
14
21.64
125
5
25.00
95
5
19.00
105
5 21.00
90
5
18.00
415
20
20.75
100 5 20.00
100
5 20.00
75
3 25.00
275
13
21.15
4
17.00
85
4
21.25
83
4 20.75
86
4
21.50
322
16
20.13
77 4 19.25
61
3 20.33
32
2 16.00
170
9
18.89
492
516
24
CDC
2
12.00
24
523
933
973
OVERALL
PITTARD
Total
3
CDC
REEVESROGERS
Total
60
10
NORTHFIELD
Total
CDC
10
12 2
CDC
P
1st Grade
0
0 #####
68
0
0 #####
80
40
2
20
142
7
20.29
135
7
19.29
171
8 21.38
140
7
20.00
588
29
20.28
156 7 22.29
127
6 21.17
62
3 20.67
345
16
21.56
150
8
18.75
170
9
18.89
185
9 20.56
145
8
18.13
650
34
19.12
165 7 23.57
150
7 21.43
85
4 21.25
400
18
22.22
710
1020
9
6
21.33
141
7
20.14
142
7 20.29
132
7
18.86
543
27
20.11
112 5 22.40
116
5 23.20
71
4 17.75
299
14
21.36
842
910
15 2
CDC
7.5
140
9
15.56
185
9
20.56
145
8 18.13
170
8
21.25
640
34
18.82
140 7 20.00
167
8 20.88
100
5 20.00
25
2
12.50
25
898
PRE-K SUBTOTALS
Pre-K Peer Models
Pre-K Regular Ed
Pre-K Special Ed
PRE-K TOTALS
33
279 15 18.6
54
7
366 22
7.71
20
.3
4
29
6TH GRADE
590
21
.7
2
54
16
5TH GRADE
21
.4
7
2
Individual Grade Level
Students/Teachers/PTR
4TH GRADE
57
32
19
.0
8
Franklin Heights
64
19
3RD GRADE
1221
2
19
.3
2
38
65
Mercury Court
2ND GRADE
1256
17.5
18
.8
4
2
63
35
1ST GRADE
1187
Oakland Court
19
.1
9
KINDERGARTEN
1173
128
1224
19
62
OFF SITE PRE-K
1
19
1190
SCALES
End of Yr.
CDC
REGULAR ED SUB TOTAL
SPECIAL ED K-6
SPECIAL ED PRE-K
AVERAGE
ATTENDANCE
PERCENTAGE
REGULAR EDUCATION PTR
Students Teachers
PTR
GROWTH OVER LAST YEAR
Kindergarten thru Third Grade
4854
254
19.11
End of 2014-2015
Fourth Grade thru Sixth Grade
2987
140
21.34
Growth from 14-15 to 15-16
District Totals
7841
394
19.90
8063
296
TOTAL BEP FUNDED
7841
7569
152
54
138
8047
7780
73
TOTAL OFF-SITE PRE-K
105
DISTRICT TOTAL STUDENTS
8359

August 25, 2015 - Murfreesboro City Schools

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