2015-16 Final Directory

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2015-2016 PROGRAMS & SERVICES, CALENDAR AND
DIRECTORY OF SCHOOLS
Board of Directors:
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Earl Jeffrey
Vice-Chairman
November 2, 2015
Jefferson County
Dear Colleague:
Debbie Nicks
Secretary
Jefferson County
It is with great pride that we bring you the latest edition of our
Region 5 Education Service Center Directory. This past year was
an exciting one, as we continued to serve our districts in many
ways, including the ongoing implementation of House Bill 5 and
other school related legislation. As always, we have worked dili
gently to provide you with the most up to date information on
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our ESC and our member School Districts. Much time and effort
Hardin County
has been expended to make this the most useful and accurate
directory possible. The following pages contain a wealth of in
formation including school district contacts, the regional school
calendar, ESC program information, and contact information for
other entities such as TEA and regional legislators. We hope this
directory will continue to be your "go to" resource for informa
tion regarding our Service Center and the schools of Southeast
Jimmy Hicks
Newton County
Texas.
Wanda Woods
Orange County
Region 5 includes 32 school districts and 6 charter schools, 178
campuses, and over 85,000 students. We are proud to be your
Kristi Hughes
Tyler County
to serving you throughout the coming year. This directory is an
excellent gateway to our services and employees. Contact infor
mation for every program and employee of Region 5 is organized
in several formats for ease of access. You may also check out our
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our programs and services.
partner in the education of these students and we look forward
website at: www.esc5.net for even more information regarding
Charter Schools
Here at Region 5 ESC, we take great pride in our ability to aid
our districts in providing a world-class education for the students
of Southeast Texas. We are "Educational Professionals Serving
Educational Professionals" and we are honored to serve our edu
cators, our schools, and our students.
Sincerely,
Danny Lovett, Ed.D.
Executive Director
Table of Contents:
Vision, Mission & Counties Served
1
Staff Directory
2
ESC Staff Quick Reference
6
ESC Programs Quick Reference
7
Programs & Services
8
Region 5 Superintendents
33
District/School Contacts
35
Area Co-ops & Member Districts
51
District Calendars
52
Adjacent School Districts
53
Charter Schools
55
Diocese of Beaumont
55
Private Schools
56
Windham School System
56
Lamar University
57
Lamar Institute of Technology
57
Lamar Orange, Port Arthur
58
Angelina College
58
Vision:
The vision of ESC 5 is to be
the provider of choice
for educational services
and solutions.
Mission:
The Mission of ESC 5
is to assist schools through
various initiatives in meeting
the needs ofstudents through
efficient and economical means.
Region 5 Education
TEA&TRS
58
State Board of Education Reps
58
Serving the schools of:
Professional Organizations
58
Hardin, Jasper,
Texas Government Information
59
Jefferson, Newton, Orange
Texas State Senators
59
and Tyler Counties,
Texas State Representatives
59
and East Chamber ISD,
High Island ISD, Hull-Daisetta ISD, and
US Government Information
59
Texas ESC Directors
60
Region 5 Calendar
61
Service Center
LaAmistad Love &Learning Academy
Region 5 ESC has achieved ISO 9001:2008 Certification.
Staff Directory
Allen, Crystal
Dunnam, Connie
Interface Specialist
Information Management Systems
[email protected] • (409) 951-1813
Administrative Assistant
Arabie, Peggy
Einkauf, Tammy
Program Coordinator
Special Education
Adult Education
Baldwin, Barbara
Farrow, Colleen
Child Nutrition Program
Program Specialist
Human Resources Specialist
Program Assistant
Special Education
Fisher, Karen
Barton, Ann
Business Specialist
CNP Consultant
Business Office
Barnett, Dr. Melinda
Fisher, Kyle
Director
Director
Educator Certification Program
Network Operations
Bell, Barbara
Floyd, Danette
Program Specialist
Program Assistant
Special Education
Blanchette, Patsy
Fountain, Karen
Program Coordinator
Special Education
Program Assistant
Grants/Information Management Services
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Freeman, Maria
Cox, Ami
Program Coordinator
Special Education
Distance Learning Spanish Instructor
Technology Services
Daw's, Sheila
Freeman, Shane
Distant Learning Specialist
Network Operations
Executive Assistant to the Executive Director
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DeCuir, Brenda
Information Management Services
de la Rosa, Desiree
Program Coordinator
Special Education
Fussell, Dr. Cindy
Director
Special Education
Gatewood, Steve
Principal
Jefferson County JJAEP
Dumas, Jessica
Gentz, Christi
Program Assistant
Program Assistant
Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment
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Staff Directory
Graham, Kim
Johnson, Ramona
Business Office Clerk
Administrative Facilitator
Business Office
Grundy, Danielle
Kondo, Marianne
College & Career Transition Specialist
Field Service Agent
Adult Education
Field Services
Gutzke, Tim
Kruger, Sharon
Technology Specialist
Network Operations
School Readiness
Hale, Martha
Kyle, Jean
Program Coordinator
Special Education
Program Coordinator
Food Service/Purchasing Coop
Program Coordinator
Harrell, Maridell
Lightfoot, Roy
Program Specialist
Field Service/Transportation/Admin. Leadership
Technology Specialist
Network Operations
Havens, Patricia
Lovett, Dr. Danny
Program Assistant
Executive Director
Haygood, Roxanne
Mackenroth, Krin
Administrative Facilitator
Food Service
Associate Executive Director
Heiner, Lisa
Mahfouz, Monica
Program Coordinator
Special Education
Director
Herrington, Kay
Martinez, Gus
Instructional Technology Coordinator
Technology Services
Custodian
Hicks, David
McBride, Kelly
Administrative Leadership Coordinator
Administrative Leadership/Transportation
Facilities
Educator Certification Program Coordinator
Education Certification Program
Hoffpauir, Lynda
McEachern, Jana
Director
Instructional Technology Coordinator
Technology Services
Istre, Jeannie
Miller, Nickie
Program Coordinator
[email protected] * (409) 951-1847
Staff Directory
Minix-Wilkins, Dr. Roxanne
Peoples, Lisa
Program Coordinator
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Science
Mireles, Angela
Petitt, April
Program Coordinator
Elementary ELA/Reading, Dyslexia
Instructional Technology
Moore, Deltra
Potter, Dion
Custodian
Facilities
Program Coordinator/O&M Specialist
Special Education
Director
Moss, Rhonda
Price, Felita
Special Education
Network Operations
S
Mott, Kendall
Pruett, Brad
Technology Services
Norsworthy, Justin
Ramirez, Maryan
Network Analyst
Network Operations
Technology Services
Norsworthy, Terrya
Reho, Kay
Adult Education Program Specialist/TEAMS
Specialist -Adult Education Program
[email protected] (409) 386-6776
Nix, Suzanne
Robertson, Jaynell
Facilities
Olds, Kay
Rollins, Concetta
Program Coordinator
Program Coordinator
Math
O'Quinn, Ashley
Roth well, Zach
Program Coordinator
Special Education
Technical Specialist
Network Operations
Pemberton, Craig
Samuel, Donna
Technology Services
Program Assistant
Adult Education Program
Peno, Maris
Savoie, Lisa
Program Coordinator
Career & Technology Education
Staff Directory
Schofield, Brenda
Touchstone, Angie
Director
Executive Assistant
Adult Education Program
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Travis, Vanessa
Smith, Janna
Program Coordinator
Math
SE Texas Purchasing
Tritico, Russell
Sonnier, Kimberly
Executive Assistant
Technology Services
Program Coordinator
Distance Learning
Vines, Johnny
Spears, Tamara
Program Coordinator
Business Specialist
Science/GT
Business Office
Wallace, Denise
Strawther, Michelle
Program Assistant
Chief Financial Officer
Business Office
Wilson, Beth
Terrier, Dr. Byron
Field Service Agent
Field Services
Program Coordinator
ESL/Bilingual
Womack, Joseph
Thomas, Sherrie
Custodian
Facilities
Grants Resource Manager
Grants
Yoes, Lisa
Thomas, Bevie
Program Coordinator
TEKS/GT/DMACATEKSbank
Young, Charlie
Thompson, Brenda
Migrant Specialist
Technology Services
Network Engineer
Network Operations
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REGION
Education Service Centei
Quick Reference: ESC Staff
Administrative Leadership
David Hicks, Administrator Leadership Coordinator
Maridell Harrell, Program Specialist
(409) 951-1753
(409) 951-1756
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 381 -1231
(409) 386-6776
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1823
(409) 951-1892
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1876
(409) 951-1707
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1702
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1820
(409) 951-1826
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1855
(409) 951-1855
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951 -1765
(409) 951 -1706
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1839
(409) 951-1758
(409) 951-1756
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Adult Education
Brenda Schofield, Program Director
Terrya Norsworthy, Adult Education Program Specialist/TEAMS Specialist
975Highway 327 East, Silsbee, TX 77656
Business Office
Denise Wallace, Chief Financial Officer
Tamara Spears, Business Specialist
Child Nutrition
Concetta Rollins, Program Coordinator
Connie Dunnam, Administrative Assistant
Monica Mahfouz, Director
Lisa Peoples, Administrative Assistant
Dr. Melinda Bamett, Director
Ramona Johnson, Administrative Facilitator
Executive Director
Dr. Danny Lovett, Region 5 Executive Director
Sheila Davis, Executive Assistant tothe Executive Director
Facilities
Krin Mackenroth, Associate Executive Director
Jaynell Robertson, Administrative Assistant
Field Services
Marianne Kondo, Field Service Agent
Dr. Byron Terrier, Field Service Agent
Hardin County JJAEP
Michael Gouge, JPO/Education Director
(409) 246-8490
[email protected]
440W.Monroe • Kountze.TX 77652
Human Resources
Colleen Farrow, Human Resources Specialist
(409) 951-1748
cfarrow@esc5et
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1769
(409) 951 -1874
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 720-4079
[email protected]
(409) 951-1877
(409) 951-1874
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951 -1732
(409) 951-1857
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951 -1855
(409) 951-1748
[email protected]
[email protected]
Lynda Hoffpauir, Director
Patsy Blanchette, Program Assistant
April Petitt, Director
Lisa Savoie, Administrative Assistant
Jefferson County JJAEP
Steve Gatewood, Principal
5030Highway 69 South, Suite100 • Beaumont, TX 77705
Migrant Educational Program/Cooperative
Brenda Thompson, Migrant Specialist
Network Operations
Kyle Fisher, Director
Felita Price, Administrative Assistant
Operations
Dr. Danny Lovett, Executive Director
Colleen Farrow, Human Resources Specialist
Quick Reference: ESC Staff Continued
Purchasing
Jean Kyle, Program Coordinator
Vanessa Travis, Administrative Assistant
(409)951-1782
(409)951-1720
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1730
(409)951-1747
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1765
(409)951-1862
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1753
(409)951-1756
[email protected]
[email protected]
Special Education
Dr. Cindy Fussell, Director
Rhonda Moss, AdministrativeAssistant
Technology Services
Krin Mackenrotn,Associate Executive Director
Kim Sonnier, ExecutiveAssistant to the Associate Executive Director
Transportation Safety
David Hicks, Administrator Leadership Coordinator
Quick Reference: ESC Programs
Accountability - (409) 951-1702
Administrative Leadership - (409) 951-1753
Adult Education - (409) 381-1231
Advanced Academic Services (GT) - (409) 951-1752
Autism-(409) 951-1727
Career & Technology Education - (409) 951-1723
Child Nutrition - (409) 951-1707
Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment - (409) 951-1702
Early Childhood Education - (409) 951-1751
ESL/Bilingual - Dyslexia - (409) 951-1719
ESC/Adult Education - (409) 381-1231
English/Language Arts - (409) 951-1742
Instructional Technology - (409) 951-1874
Migrant-(409) 951-1877
Math-(409) 951-1741
Network Operations - (409) 951-1857
Nonviolent Crisis Presention Intervention - (409) 951-1713
School Nurses - (409) 951-1709
PEIMS- (409) 951-1888
Response to Intervention - (409) 951-1747
Science - (409) 951-1749
Social Studies - (409) 951-1721
Special Education - (409) 951-1730
Transportation - (409) 951-1756
TxEIS-(409) 951-1888
Workshop Assistance - (409) 951-1889
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Programs and Services
504 Rules and Regulations
Lisa Heiner, Program Coordinator
(409)951-1727
[email protected]
Danette Flovd. ProgramAssistant
(4091951-1731
[email protected]
Section 504ofthe Rehabilitation Act of 1973 focuses on the non-discrimination ofindividuals with disabilities. The initial purpose of§504
(with referenceto education) was to provide meaningful access to the public schools forstudents with disabilities. Some ofthat roleis now
shared with the IDEA, underwhich students with the most severe disabilities are nowserved. §504 is an anti-discrimination statute that
addresses the educational needs of disabled students.
Technical assistance and training is provided to local school districts and charterschoolsto address issues relating to Section 504ofthe
Rehabilitation Act of 1973and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (2004).
Administrative Leadership
David Hicks, Administrative Leadership Coordinator
(409) 951-1753
[email protected]
Maridell Harrell. Program Specialist
(4091951-1756
maridell(5)esc5.net
TheAdministrative Leadership programs and services are developed and offered forcentral office administrators; campus principals
and assistant principals; and other administrative leaders. The planned programs and services are based on a comprehensive needs
assessment resulting from advisors inthe field; feedback from assessment centers (professional growth plans); and othersources.
TEC 21.054requiresthat administrators have 200 hours over a five-year period in order to retaintheir Standard Certificate. State
required training is offered by Region 5 ESC and includes:
• CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT PLANNING / COMPREHENSIVE NEEDS ASSESSMENT: Thisworkshop is forthose
individuals who, alongwith the campus administrator, are stakeholders in the Campus Improvement Plan. Topics such as require
ments for campusplans, critical components ofthe campusplan, integrated planning, and basicassumption abouteffective planning
will be discussed. Participants will also receive and discuss Comprehensive Needs Assessment Tools created by Region 20 ESC.
• INDUCTION/MENTORING ACADEMY (Re5PASS): This program is designed to address the SBEC induction require
ments. Ithelps principals and assistant principals inthe profession by providing mentors and specific programs and services as
support. The mentors will be leaderswho currently serve as principals and superintendents. The goalis to learn, develop and use key
skills and behaviorswhich are considered "best practices"in leadership.
• ADVANCING EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP (AEL): Foraspiring administrators, this program is a 24 hour prerequisite to
the Texas TeacherEvaluation and Support System(T-TESS) and is required of alladministrators who serve as appraisers.
• SITE-BASED DECISION MAKING (SBDM): This program provides leadership, staff development, technical assistance and
on-site support for campus anddistrict SBDM teams for the purpose ofimplementing site-based decision making throughout the year.
• SURVIVAL KIT FOR ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS: Survival Kit for Assistant Principals is designed to answer all the ques
tions you've always wanted to ask, butwere afraid to. Topics to bediscussed will include pastexperiences, current issues, andpos
sible problemsyou will face in the future.
•TIME MANAGEMENT FOR THE CAMPUS ADMINISTRATOR: Principals face many demands ontheir time eachand
every day. Principals are busy, overwhelmed and frustrated about getting things donein the allotted time. In order to become more ef
ficient and maximize their time, principals need to understand Time Management" principles as they relate to their job. In this training,
wewill discuss time saving strategies along with how to prioritize and plan their time.
•CHAPTER 37 - DISCIPLINE UPDATE: Requires administrators complete professional development atleast every three
years in thearea ofdiscipline. Administrators who oversee discipline must attend professional development training in theareaof
Chapter 37. Training must include the distinction between discipline management techniques and the discretionary authority of a
teacher to remove distruptive students. This training meets the requirements ofH.B. 1952.
•TEXAS TEACHER EVALUATION AND SUPPORT SYSTEM (T-TESS): T-TESS isthenew teacher evaluation
system that replaces the existing Professional Development and Appraisal System (PDAS) in Texas and will befully implemented in the
2016-17 School Year. This isa required training for those who will beevaluating teachers in the classroom. Astate certificate will be
issued to thosewho complete and pass the training.
•TEXAS PRINCIPAL EVALUATION AND SUPPORT SYSTEM (T-PESS): T-PESS isthe new state principal evalua
tion system that replaces the current principal appraisal instrument used in Texas and will befully implemented in the 2016-17 School
Year. This training is required for those individuals who will beevaluating campus principals. Astatecertificate will beissued for those
completing and passing the training.
Administrator Professional Organization Support
Danny Lovett, Ed.D., Executive Director
(409) 951-1855 [email protected]
Sheila Davis. Executive Assistant to the Executive Director
(409)951-1855 [email protected]
Region 5offers coordination of and support to regional chapters of administrator professionals organizations. Throughout the year, various
activities and services are provided for
•TACS -Texas Association of Community Schools
• TASSP -Texas Association of Secondary School Principals
• TASB -Texas Association of School Boards
• TASA - Texas Association ofSchool Administrators
•TCASE -Texas Council of Administrators of Special Education
• TEPSA -Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association
• TASBO - TexasAssociation of School Business Officials
* TMSA - TexasMiddle School Association
•SNASCD - Sabine Neches Association ofSupervisors and Curriculum Directors
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The service center coordinates periodic meetings oforganizations at theorganization's request. Information about local and/or statemeetings,
officers, andevents can be obtained bycalling theservice center.
Administrator Technical Assistance
Danny Lovett, Ed.D., Executive Director
(409) 951-1855
[email protected]
SheilaDavis. Executive Assistantto the Executive Director
Assistance isoffered to regional administrators inthe following ways:
(409) 951-1855
[email protected]
• Superintendents' Study Group Meetings: At least nine times annually the ESC coordinates meetings for superintendents in theregion.
These meetings provide information ofcurrent interest and provide a forum for idea exchange.
• Joint meeting with Board ofDirectors: Each August theservice center invites Region 5 Superintendents andtheir Board Chairmen to attend
a joint meeting with the Region 5 Board ofDirectors.
•Administrator Technical Assistance: Administrators may request assistance throughout theyear with virtually anyaspect ofschool manage
ment. Inquiries regarding program requirements andpossible alternatives areencouraged.
Adult Education and Literacy-College and Career Prep
Danielle Grundy, College andCareer Transitions Specialist
Brenda Schofield, Program Director
(409) 951-1759
(409) 381-1231
[email protected]
[email protected]
Terrva Norsworthy. Learning Center Director
(409)384-6776
[email protected]
The Region 5 ESC Adult Education andLiteracy program provides educational opportunities to undereducated adults in Jefferson, Hardin
and Orange Counties. These services include adult education classes for out ofschool individuals, program planning, recruitment ofstudents,
teacher training, ongoing technical assistance, provision ofbooks, materials, teacher salaries and a variety ofother supportive functions to
regional schooldistricts and institutions.
•Adult Basic Education (ABE): Classes providing basic skills instruction and transition skills in grade levels 0-8 in reading, writing, mathema
tics, science, social studies andlife-coping skills.
• GED Classes: Classes provide GED preparation in grade levels 9 -12 in reading, writing, mathematics, science and social studies. These
studies culminate in students passing theGED testand transitioning toemployment orhigher education. The Region 5 ESC Adult Educa
tion program servesHardin, Jefferson and Orange Counties.
• College/Workforce Transition and Life Skills: Classes provide preparation for participants wishing toenter oradvance in the workforce or
enter college ortechnical school. Students may also improve their parenting skills, problem solving, community awareness, and computer
literacy.
• English Literacy &Civics Education (EL Civics): Integrates programs and services that incorporate English Literacy andCivics Education.
Assists immigrant adults tomaster English tobeable to understand and navigate government, educational, and workplace systems, obtain
citizenship, andparticipate in education, work andcivic opportunities ofthis country.
•Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF): All adult education services areprovided toeligible TANF students.
• English as a Second Language (ESL) for Adults: Classes provide oral and literary English language development toindividuals whose
native language is notEnglish, who wish to acquire English proficiency.
• ESL for Foreign Educated Professionals: Classes toassist professionals with degrees from other countries tolearn English so
theycan re-enter the workforce intheirchosen fields
• Career Pathways: Remediation in math, reading comprehension, and/or language for college students who are pursuing certification
orlicensing in local higher education institutions. Students will beenrolled simultaneously in the AEL program and in their college class.
Remediation will reflect thecareer goal, such as providing math help specifically for Pharmacy Tech students.
Advanced Academic Services (AAS) Cooperative
Lisa Yoes, Program Coordinator
Johnny vines, Program Coodinator
(409) 951-1744
(409) 951-1738
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jessica Dumas. Program Assistant
Advanced Academic Services Cooperative (AAS)
(409) 951-1729
[email protected]
The implementation ofTexas Education Code Sections 29.123 and 89.2 requires districts to provide appropriate learning opportuni
ties for gifted andtalented students. Districts must meet the In Compliance column within the Texas State Plan for the Education of
Gifted/Talented Students. The primary purpose for this cooperative isto provide participating districts with trainings, technical assis
tance, strategies, andcollaboration with their Gifted andTalented teachers and programs. Districts sometimes struggle with the use
ofbest practices in supporting their identified Gifted and Talented students; therefore participation in this coop can be a positive way
tousestate funds to strive for a successful GT program. The costfor joining thecoop iscalculated at 7% ofyour state allotment from
Advanced Academic Services
2015-2016 Advanced Academic Services Cooperatives Benefits:
• Districts will receive onefrea onsite workshop for therequired yearly 6 hour GT update training.
• Region 5 GT 6 hour Update Trainings costwill be$60 for coop members/$120 non coop members.
•Online (E-Campus) orface-to-face training for 30hour GT qualifying training (5 courses offered.) will be$60 for coop. members/$120
non coop, members.
• Onsitetechnicalassistance free with coop, membership.
'Assistance with compliance issues, guidelines andplanning of GT services free with coop, membership.
• Updates on legislative actions and state actions concerning gifted education free with coop, membership.
Advanced Academic Services (Gifted & Talented)
(409) 951-1744
[email protected]
Johnny Vines, Program Coodinator
(409) 951-1738
[email protected]
(409) 951 -1743
[email protected]
Jessica Dumas. Program Assistant
(409^951-1729
[email protected]
TheAdvanced Academic Services Department (formerly Giftedflalented) strives to support and assistdistricts inoffering services totheir
gifted andtalented population. TheAAS program offers the following to all districts:
• Technical assistanceto school districts viatelephone and email
• Information aboutupcoming state-sponsored conferences, institutes
• Updates on legislative and state actions concerning gifted education
• Information on the State Plan for the Education of Gifted/Talented Students
• Professional Development opportunities for30 hours ofG/T qualifying training inthe following areas:
* Differentiated instruction for G/T instruction
* Nature and needs of G/T students
*Assessing needs of G/T students
* Designing curriculum forG/T instruction
*Setting standardsforsuccess of G/T instruction
• Professional development opportunities for required yearly 6 hours update training
• Training foradministrators and school boards
• Support for ParentMeetings and Parent Education workshops
At-Risk/Dropout Prevention
Maris Peno, Program Coordinator
Angie Touchstone, Executive Assistant
(409) 951-1723
(409)951-1711
[email protected]
[email protected]
LisaPeoples. Administrative Assistant
(409)951-1743
[email protected]
Several programs and services areavailable toassistdistricts with program development for thestudent at risk ofdropping outofhigh
school.
• Curriculum/Instruction: Staff development is provided tocounselors andteachers in the use ofalternative instructional delivery pro
grams, methods and materials. Workshops and presentations may be developed to address identified needs.
Bilingual/ESL Cooperative
Beth Wilson, Program Coordinator
(409)951-1719
[email protected]
(409)951-1711
[email protected]
Lisa Peoples. Administrative Assistant
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
Region 5 ESC will provide the following:
Program assistanceforBilingual/ESL programs inthe form oftechnical assistanceinall aspects ofTitle III compliance
* planning and development forESL/Bilingual program effectiveness based on district/campus date
* program support daysdedicated specifically to member district (as perfee schedule); and
* professional development/training support for administrators, teachers, parentsand paraprofessionals delivered at free or reduced
rates in the form of:
1)Language Proficiency Assessment Committee (LPAC) training
2) traning activities based on campus and regional data and legal requirements
3) ESL certification and newteacher support
4) Integration of ELPS and contentarea instruction
5) Integration of research-based instructional strategies with best practices of ESL instruction
6) Planning assistance forparentoutreach programs.
7) Improvement of Instructional practices
The District will provide administrative support to the project by:
* Designating one person to serveas cooperative liaison with Region 5 ESL/Bilingual program coordinator and attend administrative
meetings relative to the cooperative;
* Providing teacher release time/substitutes to attend cooperative supported professional development as necessary and agreed upon
bydistrict administration
* Providing campus Bilingual/ESL data as needed to Region 5 personnel for planning.
Fee schedule based on refined district 2015-2016 LEP population data:
LEP population
Fee
Program Support Days
0-50
51-250
$1500
$2800
251-400
401-550
551-700
701-850
851-1000
$3750
$4750
$6250
$7250
$9000
1,001-1250
$10,500
1251 +
$14,250
1 day
2 days
2 days
2 days
3 days
3 days
4 days
4 days
5 days
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Career & Technical Education (CTE) Support Services Cooperative
(409) 951-1723
(409) 951-1711
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
The Career and Technical Education Support Services Cooperative at Region 5 ESC provides technical assistance todistricts in the
implementation of the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for CTE aswell asintegration of S.T.A.A.R. objectives in the CTE
curriculum to increase student achievement. Additionally, the cooperative provides technical assistance with monitoring and intervention
activities as part ofthe Performance-Based Monitoring Analysis System.
Products/Services:
Regularly scheduled CTE Directors meetings (4 on-site at Region 5 ESC, 4 web-based communication)
Maintain online Reference Manual and Resource Directory for CTE Administrators
Staff development -1 day per semester. For staff development in addition to the one day provided by this contract, see below for pricing*.
* Staff development toaddress specific areas ofconcern from the following areas:
* Integrate academics with CTE programs using a coherent sequence ofcourses.
* Link CTE at thesecondary andpostsecondary levels.
* Provide students with strong experience in and understanding of all aspects of an industry.
* Develop, improve, orexpand theuseoftechnology in CTE programs.
* Provide professional development programs to teachers, faculty, administrators, and career guidance and academic counselors
who are involved in integrating CTE programs.
* Develop and implement evaluations oftheCTE programs carried out with funds, including anassessment ofhow theneeds of
special populations are being met.
* Initiate, improve, expand, and modernize quality CTE programs, including relevant technology.
* Provide services and activities that are ofsufficient size, scope, and quality to beeffective.
* Provide activities toprepare special populations for high-skill, high-wage, orhigh-demand occupations that will lead toselfsufficiency.
* Enhancing parental andcommunity involvement with local CTE programs
* Technical assistance atdistrict location-1 day per semester (For additional days, see pricing below*)
* Performance Based Monitoring issues (PAR, DW, DVM)
* CTE Program Management (Funding, TEKS, PEIMS, Nontraditional, Teacher Certification, etc.)
* Perkins annualapplication or funds
* Other topics available with prior agreement ofdistrict and program
* Reduced feefor professional development perCTE person at Region 5 ESC.
SOURCES OF FUNDING:
Carl Perkins Funding, 6400 - Fees/Dues
1A/2A - $2,000 per district
3A/4A - $2,500 perdistrict
5A/6A - $3,000 perdistrict
*$850 perwhole day, $500 perhalf-day for additional on-site assistance ortraining
Career and Technology Education Educator Certification Program
(409)951-1723
[email protected]
(409)951-1711
[email protected]
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
Region 5 ESC facilitates the CTE Educator Certification Program through Region XIII viathe ESCdistance learning lab.The intem teacher
mustsecure a position with a local district beforeapplying to the CTE ECR Upon acceptance, the intem completesface-to-face and online
coursework prepared by Region XIII. ARegion 5 field agent works directiy with all interns, providing classroom observations, mentoring, and
supervision throughout the program
Career & Technology Education Shared Services Arrangement
(409)951-1723
[email protected]
(409)951-1711
[email protected]
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
Funding guidelines for Carl Perkins (Federal Funds) statethat districts whose basic grant allotment islessthan $15,000 may still participate in the
grant allotment by forming a Shared Services Arrangement (SSA) with other LEAs tomeet theminimum grant requirement of$15,000.
Products/Services Your District Would Receive
CTE Program Leadership:
Develop the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Title I, Part C, Carl D. Perkins BasicGrant
• Negotiate SSAApplication with TMaintain: SSAbudget; budgetamendments; records foraudit
Cooperative purchasing and processing of all LEA purchaseordersformaterials and servicesas voted upon byall membersofthe SSA
following federal guidelines.
All moniesfrom SSAmembersare collectively used to mutually benefit each memberof the SSA. Money is not directed back to each
district individually based on theirstate allotment, per TEA restrictions and guidelines
• Make final budgetary reportto TEA at end offunding year
• Conduct beginning ofthe year planning meeting to determine the SSA's goals and expenditure objectives forthe coming year
Conductend-of-yearsummary meeting to revieweffectiveness of consortium and areas of concern
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Technical Assistance, Professional Development, Communication:
Technical assistance for Performance Based Monitoring issues and CTE Program Management
Regularly scheduled CTE Directors meetings (4 on-site atRegion 5ESC, 4web based communication)
Maintain online Reference Manual and Resource Directory for CTE Directors
One full day of staff development per semester atno charge. See below for pricing*.
Staff development for enhancing parental and community involvement with local CTE programs
Staff development toaddress specific areas of concern from the following areas:
Integrate academics with CTE programs using a coherent sequence ofcourses.
Link CTE at thesecondary and postsecondary levels.
Provide students with strong experience in and understanding of all aspects of an industry.
Develop, improve, orexpand the useoftechnology in CTE programs.
Provide professional development programs to teachers, faculty, administrators, and career guidance and academic counselors who are
involved in integrating CTE programs.
Develop and implement evaluations of the CTE programs carried out with funds, including an assessment of how the needs of special
populations are being met.
Initiate, improve, expand, and modernize quality CTE programs, including relevant technology.
Provide services and activities that areofsufficient size, scope, and quality tobeeffective.
Provide activities to prepare special populations for high-skill, high-wage, or high-demand occupations that will lead to self-sufficiency.
Liaison among. LEAs and the Texas Education Agency, workforce development boards, business and industry councils, Career and Techni
calAssociation ofTexas (CTAT)
Catastrophic Backup
Kyle Fisher, Network Operations Director
(409) 951-1732
(409) 951-1765
[email protected]
[email protected]
Felita Price. Administrative Assistant
(409) 951-1857
[email protected]
The Region 5 ESC Technology department isoffering Catastrophic Backup services by a certified network administrator. This service will allow
districts to store off-site their Local Area Network Backups. Data stored for Option 1is intended for Catastrophic Recovery efforts only. Data
stored for Option 2 is for Business Continuity which will allow districts to continue to work inthe eventofa disaster. Theinformation contained
in the backup iscaptured weekly. The backup process will be automated and checked weekly. The backups will besecured atthe Region 5
off-site location. This service will beprovided ata monthly fee based on the amount of space required for storage.
Option 1:
Disaster Recovery (Offsite Backup: backing upcritical dataweekly)
* Call forprice
* Please contact Kyle Fisher, as prices are subject to change
Option 2:
Business Continuity
If your district isinterested in creating a Business Continuity Program (Managed Hosting) Region 5 will needthefollowing information:
* Information district would need hosted
* Email and how many accounts
* Web information
* Databases
* How manyservers would need to be hosted
Note: If you utilize the managed hosting serviceand do notco-locate the data/operations, some ofthe servicesare eligible forE-rate. Pricing
forOption 2 will be quoted depending on district needs.
Concetta Rollins, Program Coordinator
BarbaraBell, Program Specialist
Ann Barton, Part-time Consultant
TBD, Program Technician
(409)951-1876
(409)951-1712
(409) 951-1715
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Connie Dunnam.Administrative Assistant
(409)951-1707
[email protected]
The Child Nutrition Program provides servicesto school districts and child and adult day cares inthe following areas:
• Technical assistance with regardto effective program management inthe National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Programs
in addition to compliance with all state and federal regulations.
• Regional training/workshops forschoolfood service personnel.
• Individual and grouptraining of food services personnel requested by individual districts.
• Technical assistance in preparation forcompliance monitoring through pre monitoring on-sitereviews.
• Menu analysisand planning
• Summer Conferences forfood servicepersonnel inthe NSLP and the SBP Programs.
• ProgramManagementWorkshops
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• Individual and group training for CACFP program personnel and sponsors
• Regional training/workshops for CACFP program personnel and sponsors
• Technical Assistance in regard totheCACFP Program (Child and Adult Care Food Program)
•Technical Assistance tothe SFSP, (Summer Food Service Program) and the SSO Program (Seamless Summer Option) Program.
• Regional Training/workshops for SFSP and SSOProgram personnel.
• Technical Assistance provided totheSFSP and SSO Program personnel.
• Technical Assistance provided for all, CACFP, SFSP, and SSO Program personnel.
Computer & Network Services
Kyle Fisher, Director, Network Operations
(409) 951-1732
(409)951-1765
(409) 951-1857
Krin Mackenroth,Associate Executive Director
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
The Education Service Center, through its Network Operations Department, agrees toprovide technicians todohardware maintenance and
provide software support for PC's and IBM compatible PC's as well asApple and Apple compatible PC's and network support services. This
service shall beprovided ata contract fee for labor plus cost for parts and travel toand from district. Services provided can beclassified as
hardware or software.
* Software/Hardware Support
* Network Administrative Duties
* Network Audits
* Network Installation - Routers, Switches, Firewalls, Wireless
* Software Setup and Installation
* System Operating Conversions
This special initiative utilizes experienced, qualified staff to enhance the technology, hardware and software performance in the district
environment.
Computer Maintenance Fee Schedule
Region 5 Districts
Onsite Hourly Rate: $65 per hour plus mileage from ESC 5@the state rate (2 hour minimum) Remote Assistance Hourly Rate: Remote
and/orphonesupport$50
Region 5 District Daily Rate (billed monthly): $400 per day Plus Mileage from ESC 5@the state rate
Price for Region 5 Districts with a one year contract(billed monthly):
* 1 day a week - $18,400 plus mileage from ESC 5 @thestaterate
* 2 days a week - $29,200 plus mileage from ESC 5 @thestaterate
* 3days a week - $38,500 plus mileage from ESC 5 @thestate rate
Remote Support Packages:
* Block of50 Hours—Remote Support $2,250
Remote Support with On-site visits:
* Block of50 Hours Remote Support and 2 On-site visits $3,500
* Block of 100 Hours Remote Support and 3 On-site visits $5,750
* Block of 100 Hours Remote Support and 6 On-site visits $7,500
* Custom packages available upon request.
Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment (CIA)
Monica Mahfouz, Director, Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment
Lisa Peoples,Administrative Assistant
Kay Olds, Math Program Coordinator
Janna Smith, Math Program Coordinator
Christi Gentz, Math Program Assistant
Angela Mireles, ELA& Dyslexia
Patty Havens, ELA/Social Studies/Dyslexia/Librarian Program Assistant
Roxanne Minix-Wilkins, Science Program Coordinator
Johnny Vines, Science/GT Program Coordinator
JessicaDumas, Science/GT Program Assistant
Beth Wilson, ESL Program Coordinator
Maris Peno, CTE Program Coordinator
Angie Touchstone, CTE/ED/EC Exeuctive Assistant
Lisa Yoes, TEKS Resource/DMAC/TEKSbank Program Coordinator
Sharon Kruger, Early Childhood Program Coordinator
(409)951-1702
(409)951-1743
(409)951-1740
(409)951-1735
(409)951-1741
(409)951-1761
(409)951-1742
(409) 951-1749
(409) 951-1738
(409)951-1729
(923)951-1719
(409)951-1723
(409)951-1711
(409)951-1744
(409)951-1751
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(409)951-1721
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jeannie Istre ELA/Social Studies &Library Program Coordinator
The Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment (CIA) Department focuses on improving student performance and program effectiveness for
students. The CIA Department provides leadership, staff development, technical assistance and training toparents, school districts, charter
schools, and other community stakeholders serving students through coordination, collaboration, and cooperation.
The CIA Department offers technical assistance and professional development in the following program areas:
•Accountability Assessment and Student Achievement Cooperative
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• Mathematics
•Advanced Academic Services (AAS) Cooperative
•Advanced Academic Services (Gifted and Talented)
•AtRisk/Dropout Prevention
• Campus Snapshot
• Career and Technical Education (CTE) Support Services Cooperative
•Career and Technology Education Shared Services Arrangement
(Title I, Part C, Carl Perkins-Consortium)
• Career and Technology Education Educator Certification Program
• No Child Left Behind (NCLB)
• Paraprofessional Certification Training
• Parental Involvement (Title I
• Performance-Based Monitoring (PBM)
• Science
• Social Studies
• STAAR Testing
•TEKS Resource System
•DMAC
• TEKSbank
• Dyslexia
• Early Childhood Education
• English/Language Arts (ELA)
1Texas Literacy Initiative
•Texas Regional Collaborative for Excellence in Mathematics
Teaching
•Texas Regional Collaborative forExcellence in Science
Teaching
•Title I- School Support
•Title III - Shared Service Arrangement
»Teaching
' Math/Science Cooperative
• English as a Second Language (ESL)/Bilingual Support
• ESL/Bilingual Cooperative
• Federal andStateAccountability Systems
• Highly Qualified Teachers
• HB 5 ShowCASE
• Library Services
• Master Reading Teacher
Data Management for Assessment and Curriculum (DMAC)
Johnny Vines, Program Coordinator
Jessica Dumas, Program Assistant
(409) 951-1744
(409) 951-1738
(409) 951-1729
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1743
[email protected]
DMAC Solutions consists ofa suite ofweb-based applications developed toassist educators with their assessment and curriculum needs.
The following solutions are available for you tochoose from:
• CIA Alignment (Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment)
• SIP (School Improvement Plan)
• Class Notes
• State Assessment
• Class Roster - 3 Options
• Form Works
• SSI (Student Success Initiative)
• TAG (TEKS Assessment Generator)
• Lead4ward
• TEKScore
• PDAS (Professional Development andAppraisal System)
• PGP/PGP Interventions (Personal Graduation Plan)
•Tejas Lee
• TPRI (Texas Primary Reading Inventory)
• RTI (Response to Intervention)
Distance Learning Curriculum
April Petitt, Director, Instructional Technology
Russell Tritico, Program Coordinator
(409)951-1769
(409)951-1863
(409)951-1874
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Krin Mackenroth. Associate Executive Director
(409)951-1765
[email protected]
Region 5 Technology Servicesassists school districts inobtaining distancelearning courses. Technology services include high school
Spanish courses,dual credit courses provided by higher education entities, shared instruction between and among districts, staff
development, virtual meetings and community education programs, electronic field trips, statewide collaborative student projects and
multiregional studentevents.
Dyslexia Program
Angela Mireles, Program Coordinator
Patty Havens, Program Assistant
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1743
lpeoplesc5.net
The Region 5 Dyslexia Program providescurrent research-based information, training, technical assistance, and guidance for
compliance with Texas laws regarding the assessment, identification, and intervention for students with dyslexia. Schools are
assisted with such issues as parent education, research-based strategies, dyslexia and 504, dyslexia and English language learn
ers, and dyslexia intervention within an RTI system.
Ongoing professional development and services are available inthe following areas:
• Dyslexia assessment
• Currentresearch regarding dyslexia
• Research-based practices
• Dyslexia intervention
• Identification ofstudentsforschool dyslexia programs
*Developing a district plan forthe treatment of dyslexia
• Compliance with dyslexia legislation
• Classroom accommodations fordyslexia
(409)951-1761
(409)951-1719
(409)951-1742
Early Childhood Education
Sharon Kruger, Program Coordinator
(409)951-1751
(409)951-1711
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
The Early Childhood program supportsearlyeducation professionals in effectively teaching and creating a learning environment foryoung
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learners. The goal is to provide professional development, technical assistance, coaching, school readiness and program development for
teachers serving young learners (infants to 2nd grade). The audience includes teachers—both new to the profession and experienced—
and administrators in early education programs.
Services:
* Support theTexas School Ready! Grant classrooms in Southeast Texas
* Provide professional development:
Math, science and early literacy in early childhood classrooms
Educating young English Language Learners
High School students seeking toearn a Child Development Associate Credential
Best Practices in early education programs
Effective instructional strategies for early childhood educators in the Child Care industry and public schools
East Texas Employee Benefits (ETEB) Cooperative
Colleen Farrow. HR Specialist
(409)951-1748
[email protected]
Employee Benefits, along with competitive pricing, poses an ongoing concern by employers to offer an employee acost effective plan.
Financial Benefit Services and Region 5ESC have formed a benefits program by banding school districts together for the purchase of
insurance. Insurance companies tend to look more favorably on larger pools than smaller ones, therefore by spreading risk among more
employees, insurance companies tend to be more competitive on rate structures. FBS and Region 5in partnership can help manage the
risks you and your employees face by streamlining and consolidating your employee benefits.
Products offered by ETXEBC:
*Accident Insurance
*Cancer Insurance
*Accidental Death &Dismemberment Insurance
* Critical Illness Insurance
* Administer COBRA
* Dental
.* Disability Income Protection
*GAP Insurance
*Employer Paid Basic Life
*Health Savings Account
*Individual Life Insurance
*Retirement Planning (403 (b) /457b/FICA)
*Flexible Spending Accounts
*Identity Theft Protection
•TeleHealth
*Vision
*Voluntary Life Insurance
To view summaries ofthebenefits goto: www.etxebc.com
ETXEBC Contact: Natalie Kirby, 800-583-4640 ext. 232 or [email protected]
John Ledebur, 800-583-4640 ext 142; 972-977-4722 [email protected]
Educator Certification Program (ECP)
Dr. Melinda Bamett, Director
Kelly McBride, Principal Program Coordinator
RamonaJohnson, Administrative Facilitator
Michelle Strawther. ProgramAssistant
(409)951-1820
(409)951-1854
409)951-1826
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
409)951-1771
[email protected]
The vision oftheRegion 5 ESC Educator Certification Program (ECP) is tobecome thealternative teacher and principal certification
program ofchoice in southeastTexas.
Our mission is to assist districts inimproving studentperformance bytraining educators who are highly qualified teachers prepared in
effective classroom instruction and effective administrators who are strong, supportive leaders capable ofimplementing, sustaining, and
facilitating research-based practices for 21stcentury education.
The Educator Certification Program strives to maintain positive, opencommunication with public and charter schools inthe Region 5
area to continually meettheir needs.
The Principal Leadership Certification Program (PLCP) isa one-year program for individuals who already hold a Master's
Degree. Candidates are provided real-world, performance-orientated field experiences.
PLCP Program Values and Strengths include:
*Collaboration with regional schooldistricts
* Use of current research and data
*Organizational ChangeTraining
*Leadership UnderPressure Training
*Emergency Response Training
The Teacher Certification Program (TCP) was established July 27,2007. Since its inception, the Region 5 TCP has gradu
ated hundreds ofteachers, some ofwhich have achieved Teacher ofthe Year or local commendations afteronly a few years ofteaching.
Superintendents, assistant superintendents, principals, and human resource directors continually applaud the preparedness and quality
ofTCP graduates. Through word ofmouth and reputation, theRegion 5 ESC Teacher Certification Program hasbecome thealternative
teacher certification program of choice by many.
Educator's Placement Service
(4091951 -1748
Colleen Farrow. HR Specialist
cfarrow(5)esc5.net
Region 5 Educators' Placement Service allows each school instant accesstoapplicants in thedatabase. Member schools are able to
post job openings on the internet, as well as review other district job openings. This service will enhance thepersonnel selection process
by providing greater numbers ofcertified applicants for district professional openings, provide effective and documented efforts torecruit
qualified minority applicants, provide enhanced recruitment efforts for high need/short supply teaching fields, and utilize technology and
personnel recruitment processes.
Cost of membership: $500 per year
ESC Contact: Colleen Farrow, 409-951-1748 or [email protected]
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E-Grants
ShenieThomas, Grants Resource Manager
(409) 951-1709
[email protected]
Patsv Blanchette.ProgramAssistant
(409-951-1722
[email protected]
The ESC provides technical assistance to Local Education Agencies (LEAs) in submitting grant applications, amendments, reports, and in
navigating the Texas Education Agency E-Grant system.
Emergency Management
SherrieThomas, Grants Resource Manager
Patsv Blanchette. Program Assistant
The ESCwill provide School Safety/Emergency Management planning technical assistance at the LEA's request.
English as a Second Language (ESL) /Adult Education
BrendaSchofield. ProgramDirector
(409)381-1231
[email protected]
English as a Second Language (ESL) for Adults: Classes provide oral andliterary English language development to individuals whose native
language is notEnglish, who wish to acquire English proficiency.
English as a Second Language (ESL) /Bilingual Program
(409)951-1719
(409) 951-1711
[email protected]
[email protected]
Region 5 ESC will provide the following:
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
Professional development/training support for administrators, teachers, parents, and paraprofessionals, suchas:
* Language Proficiency Assessment Committee (LPAC) training,
* training activities basedon campus and regional data and legal requirements,
* ESL certification and newteacher support,
* Integration of ELPSand content area instruction,
* Integration ofresearch-based instructional strategies with bestpractices ofESL instruction,
* Planning assistance for parent outreach programs.
* Improvement of Instructional practices
English/Language Arts (ELA)
Jeannie Istre, Program Coordinator
Angela Mireles, Program Coordinator
(409)951-1721
(409) 951-1761
(409) 951-1742
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
The English/Language Arts (ELA) team assists clients in developing and implementing a successful ELA K-12 curriculum that is
research-based and aligned with state and federal mandates. Services include:
•Kindergarten - Grade 2professional development and services are available in the following areas:
•small group instruction
•literacy centers
•reading comprehension
•vocabulary development
•word analysis
• writing
•assessment/monitoring progress
•Texas Primary Reading Inventory and Fluency Probe -TPRI
•Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills - DIBELS
. ELAR TEKS Training
• fluency development
•Grades 3-12 professional development and services are available in the following areas:
• STAAR reading
• STAAR writing
• STAAR open ended response
• reading comprehension
• content area reading
• small group instruction and literacy stations
• word study
• advanced placement
• reading interventions
• ELAR TEKS Training
•writing
•evaluating student performance
•co-teaching
• struggling reader strategies
• struggling writer strategies
*vocabulary development
*fluency
*strategies for struggling diverse learners
*Texas Adolescent Literacy Academies -TALA
*Texas Middle School Fluency Assessment - TMSFA
E-RATE Services
Kim Sonnier, Executive Assistant
.
(409) 951-1765
[email protected]
(409) 951-1862
[email protected]
Region 5ESC Technology Services partners with aconsulting service to offer assistance to districts in filing E-rate applications.
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Facilities Construction Project Management Service
Sam Lucia, Coordinator
(409)670-6108
[email protected]
Javnell Robertson. Administrative Assistant
The Construction Project Management Service provides advice and assistance todistricts with respect todistrict- wide construction, reno
vations, and improvements. The scope ofwork and cost isnegotiated with the district prior tothe development ofthe contract.
Field Service/School Board Member Training Cooperative
Dr. Byron Terrier, Field Service Agent
(409) 951-1839
(409) 951-1758
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1756
[email protected]
The Field Service Agent's responsibility at Region 5 ESC isto assist in the development and implementation ofaneffective communica
tion network between local school districts, the ESC, and the Texas Education Agency. Region 5is offering a Field Service Cooperative to
include School Board Member Training Credit. Region 5is a state-approved sponsor and will issue credit for programs facilitated through
the service center. Its purpose is to assist each participating district in improving student outcomes by being kept abreast of legislative
mandates, State Board ofEducation Rules and Regulations, TEA requirements, andtrends in education.
The Coop alsooffers a variety ofservices to meetlocal district needs in thearea ofmandated and elective school board member train
ing. Districts may select one or more of these areas to satisfy their unique requirements. School Board Member Training credit services
include:
* Specific programs presented at selected sites tomeet training requirements for all school board members
* On Site visits for networking with all superintendents
* Consultation on the requestforwaivers
* Assistance in theformation ofcounty-wide meetings for superintendents
* The fielding ofquestions not requiring extensive research
* Liaison between school districts, Region 5 ESC, andTEA
* Timelines ofcritical reports
*Identification andcoordination ofregional resources
*Focused administrative staff development
•Assist with strategic planning andquality control
•Alternative Education Program Support Services
*Specific programs presented atlocal school sites upon request ofcooperative members
*Specific programs presented atselected sites tomeet continuing educational needs
Cost of membership: $2,000.00
Food Service Cooperative
(409) 951-1782
[email protected]
Roxanne Havoood. Administrative Facilitator
(409) 951-1873
[email protected]
The primary focus of the Region 5ESC Food Service Cooperative is to provide regional school districts the opportunity to administer a
fiscally sound food service operation while providing appealing, nutritious meals for the student population. The goal of the Cooperative is
to obtain substantial savings on specific food service items for member districts through volume purchasing. The highest quality products
for the best possible prices will be sought. The district will benefit through cost savings, meeting bid law requirements, and receiving items
that meet Child Nutrition Program Requirements.
Fee Schedule
1A
2A
3A
4A
5A
6A
$1,200.00
$2,200.00
$3,200.00
$4,200.00
$5,200.00
$6,200.00
Note: This option alsoincludes Commodity Processing ifdistrict electsto participate.
Commodity Processing Only Annual Fee:$1,200.00 per year
FOR-C Financial Organizational Review for Compliance
Lynda Hoffpauir, Director
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1765
[email protected]
[email protected]
Patsv Blanchett. Program Assistant
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
FOR-C isa web-based financial audit toolkit. Theproduct houses several areas ofinformation regarding TEA compliance and audits.
The district can alsouse the tool to createlocally developed written policies and procedures with the ability to update and storethose
documents. The product includes sample forms, manuals, templates, guides andchecklist for federal andstate program compliance
District staff will alsobe notified via email ofTEA updates to Federal andStatePrograms and Financial areas ofcompliance. Areas ofin
terest range from Special Education, Investment Strategy, Purchasing, Financial, all Federal and State Programs including those nolonger
funded. The focus ofFOR-C isto provide thedistrict with an organizational tool allowing them to take a proactive approach to maintain
compliance inthe district and be preparedforaudits.
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Grant Resources
Sherrie Thomas, Grants Resource Manager
(409)951-1709
[email protected]
Patsy Blanchette. Program Assistant
(409)951-1722
[email protected]
This program is designed to assist schools with identifying and securing local, state and federal grantfunds. Services offered include:
• Grant writing and consultation
• Grant monitoring and management; and
• Grant evaluation and compliance.
Guidance/Counseling
(409)951-1723
(409)951-1711
(409)951-1743
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
School counselors are serviced through several programs. Activities include training, technical assistance, LPC Credit hours and
networking opportunities.
School counselors are offered multiple opportunities to receive updates from TEA todevelop their counseling skills, to learn current
curriculum changes, and to network and connect with fellow counselors, postsecondary education administration, and P16 consultants
through workshops, staff development, andon-site technical visits as requested. Technical assistance andtraining for implementation of
state initiatives, such as AchieveTexas, is provided by Region 5.
Career guidance is provided to LEAs through staff development, workshops, and technical visits as requested. Region 5 serves as a
Hardin County Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program
Michael Gouge, Principal
(409) 951-1839
(409) 246-8490
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1756
[email protected]
This isa Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program under TEC 37.011. Region 5 Education Service Center serves as thefiscal agent
and instructional program monitor. Afield service agent isassigned tocoordinate and assist this program. The following assistance will be
provided:
• Overseeinstructional program
• Hire and evaluate instructional staff
•Assist with coordination ofservices between district and county entities
•Schedule governance board meetings
Cost of membership: $4,850 perslot reserved
Homeless Education
(409)951-1769
(409)951-1877
apetitt@esc5:net
[email protected]
Lisa Savoie. Administrative Assistant
(409)951-1874
[email protected]
TheHomeless Education Program provides supplemental academic and related assistance to studentswho are in homeless situations
as defined bythe McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance Improvement Act of2001 ofthe No Child Left Behind Act. Services
rendered bythe ESC includes a yearly regional meeting for district Homeless Education Liaisons.
Instructional Services
Monica Mahfouz, Director, CIA
(409) 951-1702
[email protected]
Dr. Cindv Fussed. Director. Special Education
(409)951-1730
[email protected]
Instructional Services includes the Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment (CIA) Department and the Special Education Department. In this
division, staff development activities are available for administrators, teachers, paraprofessionals, and parents.
Training sessions are conducted at Edison Plaza, district/campus sites upon requests, orby distance learning opportunities. Registration fees
for these trainings are determined by state/federal funding, local cooperatives, shared service arrangements orcost recovery. Workshops are
advertised onour website, www.esc5.net and through announcements oremails from theeducation specialists.
April Petitt, Instructional Technology Director
Jana McEachern, Technology Coordinator
Kay Henington, Technology Coordinator
Russell Tritico, Distance Learning Coordinator
(409)951-1769
(409)951-1868
(409)951-1728
(409)951-1863
(409)951-1765
(409) 951-1874
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Educational Technology Cooperative
The purpose ofthe Region 5 ESC Technology Cooperative isto provide educators with accessto multimedia curriculum resources as well
as technology integration training for administrative staff. We provide online technology integration resources with affordable course manage
ment system training, hosting and support. The vision oftheprogram istoimprove student performance, enable schools tooperate more
economically by sharing resources, provide high quality, on-going technology professional development tomeet NCLB training requirements,
and toenable educators toteach more efficiently by providing delivery ofthe materials to each district in a timely manner. Membership in the
Technology Cooperative provides school districts services and products ata reduced price. The pricing sheet for these services isshown on
the nextpage.
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Educational Technology Services
School Year 2015-16
Educational Technology Coop. Pricing Structure
Membership Cost: $27.00/*Professional Staff (administrators and teachers)
Membership in the Educational Technology Coop entitles school districts tothefollowing discounted services:
1. Free Discovery Education's streaming basic package.
Product
Coop. Price
Non-Coop. Price
Discovery Education Basic Package
Free
$1.65 per student
2. Reduced registration fee for trainings:
Product
Coop. Price
Non-Coop. Price
PDworkshops at Region 5
$45 per person
$95 per person
Campused-based training
5500/day plus travel
$850/day plustravel
Online Workshops
$45
$95
3. Reduced pricing for products for current subscribers. Pricing is per campus
Product
BrainPOP (Grades 4+ with Home access)
BrainPOP Jr. (Grades K-3 with Home access)
BrainPOP Combo (BrainPOP &BrainPOP Jr.
with Home access)
BrainPOP ESL (based on ESL population with home
assess)
BrainPOP Espanol
New Subscriptions
Coop.
Non-Coop.
Current Subscribers
Coop.
$
$
$
898
717
1283
$
294
$
717
Non-Coop.
$ 932
$ 744
$ 1332
$
305
$
$
744
$ 1103
Product
Coop. Price
Education City
Pre-K, K-6 Math, K-6 Language Arts, K-6
Science, and K-6 Spanish Math
$1700/campus
Product
Coop. Price
Synergyse
K-12 help accessembedded in Google Apps
$8.50 peremployee
(provides free help accessfor all students)
w/email
4. Reduced pricing for Instructional Technology Services.
Coop. Price
Instructional Technology Services - instructional
1381
1103
1974
$650/day plus travel
$ 1433
$ 1145
$ 2049
452
$
469
$ 1145
Non-Coop. Price
$1825/campus
Non-Coop. Price
$9.75per employee
w/email
Non-Coop. Price
technology specialist will come to yourdistrict on
assigned dates and provide services as needed.
* Small group or individualized trainings
* Provide specialized training
* Assess teacher proficiency
* Work closely with existing staff to further
technology integration understanding and best
practices
* Assist districts in implementing software and
technology equipment
5. Reduced pricing for iPad Device Implementation.
Coop. Price
Provide complete installation and setup for iPad devices. $650/day plus travel
Non-Coop. Price
$700/dayplus travel
* Set up iPad carts
* iPad devicesetup
* Establish Volume Purchasing Program
* Configurator setup (optional)
* Training
* Number ofdays needed will be determined
6. Reduced pricing for Instructional Technology Audit.
Coop. Price
District Technology Audit for Instructional Technology
Non-Coop. Price
* Meet with administrative staff to discuss audit
goals, procedures
* visitcampuses* talk to administrators, teachers, students
* perform classroom walkthroughs
* visit computer labs
* Create final audit recommendations
* Presentfindings to school board, ifdesired
* Number of days needed will be determined
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7. Reduced pricing for Eduphoria training.
Coop. Price
Eduphoria Suite (pricing percampus)
Onsite Training
Non-Coop. Price
$1795 per campus
Training other than Aware
Training at Region 5 ESC
$75
$90
FreeAware training will be offered upto 4 times
per year, as needed.
•Estimated Numbers of Professional Staff will be obtained from 2014-15 refined data posted on the Texas Education website athttp://www.tea.state.
tx.us.
Jefferson County Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program
Marianne Kondo, Field ServiceAgent
Steve Gatewood, Principal
(409) 951-1839
(409) 720-4079
(409)951-1756
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
This is aJuvenile Justice Alternative Education Program under TEC 37.011. Region 5Education Service Center serves asthe fiscal agent and
instructional program monitor. Afield service agent is assigned to coordinate and assist with this program. The following assistance will be provided:
• Oversee instructional program
• Hire and evaluate instructional staff
•Assist with coordination ofservices between district and county entities
•Schedule governance board meetings
Cost of membership: $6,000 per slot reserved
Library Services
(409) 951-1721
(409) 951-1742
Professional development and services areavailable in the following areas:
* Promoting reading andreading incentive programs
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
[email protected]
lpeoples(5)esc5.net
* Promoting library instruction based on the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
* Encouraging theuseoftechnology in library lessons and throughout the campus
* Providing updates, reports and recommendations concerning library issues
* Assisting with online resources
* Delivery ofannual "Library Expo" for librarians, curriculum personnel and administrators
Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC)
Shem'e Thomas, Grants Resource Manager
(409) 951-1709
[email protected]
Credit for Licensed Professional Counselors isavailable for approved workshops.
(409) 951-1722
pblanchette(S)esc5.net
MAPSS
(409) 951-1702
(409) 951-1743
(409)951-1740
(409)951-1735
(409) 951-1749
(409)951-1719
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Roxeanne Minix-Wilkins, ScienceProgram Coordinator
[email protected]
Beth Wilson, ESLProgram Coordinator
[email protected]
Maris Peno. CTE Program Coordinator
(409)951-1723
mpeno(g)esc5.net
* Acomprehensive campus review processdesigned to effectively inform improvement, strengthen strategic planning efforts, and stimulate
sustainable change.
* Realtimeobservation ofyourcurrentschoolenvironment and insights from the voicesofyourown staff, students and families.
* Astraight forward, user-friendly report generated from a team ofeducational experts.
Master Reading Teacher
Beth Wilson, ESC Program Coordinator
(409) 951-1719
(409) 951 -1711
[email protected]
[email protected]
409) 951-1743
[email protected]
TheMaster Reading Teacher (MRT) Training Program is an SBEC approved program which preparesthe classroom teacher to becomean expert
reading teacher in Grades K-12. After successful completion ofthe training, the teacher is recommended to take the MRT TExES exam and, upon
receiving a passing score,will be recommended byRegion 5 instructors to receive the Texas Master Reading Teacher Certificate. Acampusmay
apply for the Master Reading Teacher stipend of$5,000 ifthe campus qualifies as a high-needs campusas designated bythe Texas Education
Agency. Theindividual school must apply on behalf ofthe MRT to receive thestipend. Teachers wishing to enroll must submit applications for ac
ceptance into the Region 5 program. Region 5 Master Reading Teachers serveas interventionists, teacher mentors, reading coaches, and district
reading specialists. Master Reading Teachers are trained to provide staff development in the area ofreading and reading difficulties.
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Math/Science Professional Development Cooperative
Roxanne Minix-Wilkins, Science Program Coordinator
Johnny Vines, Science Program Coordinator
Christi Gentz, Math Program Assistant
Jessica Dumas, Science Program Assistant
(409) 951-1740
(409) 951-1735
(409) 951-1749
(409) 951-1738
(409) 951-1741
(409) 951-1729
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1743
lpeoples(3>esc5.net
The primary purposes of the Math/Science Cooperative are to provide K-12 staff development specifically related to the improvement of
instruction in thecontent areasofmathematics andscience andtoequip teachers with theskills andresources toincrease student achieve
ment and reduce the achievement gap. We strive to provide high quality, focused, and sustained professional development and curriculum
resources aswell as support to educators who seek to further their professional knowledge, become teacher leaders, and/or become highly
qualified in the areas of math and science.
The State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness (STAAR™) in math and science calls for ustofocus on
increasing student learning with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills. With the implementation of new math TEKS, graduation require
ments, and STAAR Assessments for both math and science, we believe it ismore important than ever that we provide pertinent information
and training to teachers that will allow them to meet the needs of their students and their districts. While working closely with our co-op
districts, we provide training ontheimplementation ofbest practices and strategies ontheuseofdatatoinform instruction, as well as train
ing for both general and special education teachers. We believe that a district's participation in this cooperative will encourage teachers to
renew their commitment to learning andteaching and to reenergize their instruction.
2015-2016 Math/Science Coop Benefits:
* Discounted registration on all professional development provided by the Region 5 Mathematics and Science Programs (see website for
individual workshop fees: www.esc5.net)
* High quality, focused, and sustained professional development andcurriculum resources provided toeducators who seektofurther
their professional knowledge, become teacher leaders, and/or become highly qualified in theareasofmath andscience
* Professional development needs assessments upon request in the areas ofmath and science by campus
* The opportunity toschedule campus-based professional development/technical assistance visits at noadditional charge (contact Math
and/or Science Program Coordinators for details)
* Assistance with curriculum/instructional program alignment to statestandards upon request
* Assistance with the implementation ofbest practices and strategies on the useofdata toinform instruction, as well as training for both
generaland specialeducation teachers
* Documentation reports ofdistrict participation in the various workshop sessions upon request
* Email updates
* Vertical teaming opportunities
* Networking opportunities with other districts
Mathematics
Kay Olds, Program Coordinator
Janna Smith, Program Coordinator
Christi Gentz, Program Assistant
(409) 951-1740
(409) 951-1735
(409)951-1741
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1743
[email protected]
The Mathematics program provides servicesto school districts inthe following areas:
• Staff development workshops inelementary and secondary mathematics
• Technical assistance inthe use of math manipulatives
• Technical assistance in mathematics as requested byindividual districts
• Assistance in integrating technology intoexisting mathematic programs
• Coordinate activities in alignment to the TexasRegional Collaborative forExcellence in MathTeaching
Migrant Educational Program/Cooperative
(409)951-1877
[email protected]
LisaSavoie.Administrative Assistant
(409)951-1874
lisab(S)esc5.net
TheMigrant Education Program assists districts with providing support services to identified migrant students such as parenteducation,
earlychildhood education, summerschool program development, creditaccrual and recovery as well as other specificneeds assessed by
districts. Districts with identified migrant students receive technical assistance, resource materials, and staffdevelopment.
Identification and recruitment of migrant students within districts and communities is a serviceprovided. Those districts identifying migrant
studentsreceiveservices through the Region 5 Migrant Program.
The New Generation System (NGS) enables the StateofTexas to maintain comprehensive records of migrant students as they move
throughout the United States.
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No Child Left Behind (NCLB)
Monica Mahfouz, Director, Curriculum, Instruction &Assessment
David Hicks, Field Service Agent
The purpose of this project is to provide sustained support and work cooperatively with campuses implementing NCLB formula programs
in order to increase theopportunity for all students tomeet the state's content and student performance standards and decrease the
dropout rate.
Monica Mahfouz - NCLB School Support, Highly Qualified Teachers, Performance Based Monitoring and Title I
David Hicks - Comprehensive Needs Assessment and Campus Improvement Plans
OnDataSuite
Lynda Hoffpauir, Director, Information Management Services
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1765
[email protected]
The OnDataSuite product isaninnovative software solution for Texas School Districts specializing in data mining and web based data
visualization. Itis designed to place valuable datainto thehands ofSchool District Decision Makers to help measure thesuccessoftheir
district. The data collected and used by theState ofTexas toprovide longitudinal information for areas such as Campus Accountability,
School District Effectiveness, and Historical Student Information isuploaded into the product and used for the data mining process.
Paraprofessional Certification Training
Monica Mahfouz, Director, Curriculum, Instruction &Assessment
(409) 951-1702
[email protected]
(4091951-1743
[email protected]
The Paraprofessional Certification Training offers theopportunity for paraprofessionals tosatisfy thefederal qualification requirements
that are contained in The No Child Left Behind Act of2001. This three-day training consists ofsessions in reading, writing and math.
Performance-Based Monitoring
Monica Mahfouz, Director, Curriculum Instruction &Assessment
(409) 951 -1702
[email protected]
(409)951-1743
[email protected]
Performance-Based Monitoring will provide identified school districts and charter schools with training andtechnical assistance needed to
meet therequirements ofthe Performance-Based Monitoring process and information ondistrict responsibilities, performance andcompli
ance standards, TEA expectations and required documentation.
Preschool/Early Childhood
Martha Hale, Program Coordinator
(409) 951-1745
[email protected]
Rhonda Moss, Administrative Assistant
(409) 951-1747
[email protected]
Danette Flovd. Program Assistant
(409) 951 -1731
[email protected]
The IDEA-B Preschool Program provides leadership, staff development, technical assistance and training to parents, school districts and
othercommunity stakeholders serving studentswith disabilities ages threethrough five. _
Coordination, collaboration, and cooperation with school districts, parents and community stakeholders is facilitated to develop a continuum
ofplacement options for serving preschool students with disabilities inintegrated settings and to disseminate information andstrategies
supporting the smooth transition from homeand center-basedprograms to preschool services, as well as from preschool servicesto
kindergarten or othereducational settings.
Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) Membership Services
(409) 951-1814
[email protected]
PatsyBlanchette, Program Assistant
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
(409)951-1765
[email protected]
The Region 5 ESC Information Management Services (IMS) department is proud to offer our districts a PEIMS Membership Services Pack
age. Thepackage will be available as an additional service to our Region 5 ESCdistricts and those participating inthe TxEIS Administra
tiveSoftware Cooperative at a cooperativefee. The PEIMS Membership services will include training, support, reviews, mentorship and
enrichment inthe PEIMS field, TREx, PID, PET, TEASE, and reporting.
PEIMS Cooperative Services:
Training/Workshops/Support/Reporting/File Submission
* PEIMS
* New PEIMS Coordinator mentorship
1. Edit+
2. PET
3. PID
* TREx
* Student Attendance Accounting Handbook
* Additional topics ofinterestand critical issues surrounding PEIMS processing
1. Non-PEIMS topics of interest and critical issues impacting daily processing and reporting district data to TEA
2. TEAL
3. TEASE
* Communication
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* Directcontact to PEIMS Coordinator and Districtstaff with criticalissues
* Round Table PEIMS Hot topic discussion meetings
* Reportable Information
* Monitor and review record countsbyelement
* Attendance trends
* Discipline trends of reportable records
* Student enrollment counts
* Special Programs review e.g.Title, Spec. Ed., Bilingual/ESL, GT, At Risk, PRS, Leaver
* Summary ofFinance Staff Count reporting review
* CourseCompletion review
* PastyearPEIMS datasubmission - Last 2 years reported vs. Current year submission
* Resubmission recommendations
* TEASE Applications - Including assistance with migration toTEAL andform submission
* PEG - Review and monitor students enrolling from a low performing district
1. Mentorship - Full day service provided tothePEIMS Coordinator in the areaofPEIMS dataquality assurance
Annual Fee for district/charter:
PEIMS Membership Services
District Base Rate byTier
Tier I(0-350)
Tier II (351-1000)
Tier III (1,001-2,000)
Tier IV (2,001-4,000)
Tier V(4,001-10,000)
Fee
$2,400
$2,900
$3,400
$3,900
$4,400
Region 5 ESC Legal Cooperatve
Maridell Harrell. Proaram Specialist
(409) 951-1839
[email protected]
(409)951-1756
[email protected]
Region 5 ESC in cooperation with Karczewski/Bradshaw L.L.P. isoffering a legal cooperative with thefollowing benefits for member dis
tricts:
*Unlimited administrator attendance at 2 Region 5 ESClegal training sessions per year
*Two hoursof telephoneconsultation at no additional cost
*Discounted hourly rates for legal work beyond thefirst 2 hours ofphone consultation (Partners $225/Associate $195/Paralegal $85)
*Monthly publication "KB Law Bulletin" with timely, legal updates
Cost of membership: $300
Region 5 ESC Superintendent Search Services
Danny Lovett, Executive Director
(409) 951-1855
(409) 951 -1839
[email protected]
[email protected]
Sheila Davis. Executive Assistantto the Executive Director
(409)951-1855
[email protected]
Region 5 ESC will help your Board conduct their search for a new superintendent. Theconsultants are Danny Lovett and Marianne Kondo.
Outlined below are the typical services thatweoffer schools boards to aid in their searchfor a superintendent.
* Initial meeting with the board to outline procedures and determine the level of servicethe board desires.
* Meeting with boardand/orcommittee to develop a Candidate Profile.
* Advertise youropening state-wide.
* All applications will be sent to Dr. Lovett, who will organize them according to levels ofcertification and experience.
* Meet with the board to go overapplications and allow the board to select all candidatestheywish to interview.
* Prior to the 1st round of interviews, Dr. Lovett will check references
* Furnish the boardwith an extensiveset of interview questionsforthem to choose from.
* 1st Round Interviews: Dr. Lovett or Ms. Kondo will sit in on all interviews if the board desires.
* 2nd Round Interviews: The board may choose to callback a limited numberof candidates fora 2nd interview.
* Selection of Lone Finalist: Wewill publicize your selection on TexaslSD.com at thistime. Wewill call each candidatethat was
intervriewed, butnotselected and send a letterto all original applicants, thanking themfortheirinterest.
* After the 21 day period has passed, wewill notify TexaslSD.com thatyour Lone Finalist is officially hired as superintendent ofschools.
Points of Emphasis: Wewill do all calling, scheduling, profile development, reference checks, and everything else we can do to make
the board's process as streamlined and professional as possible. The boardwill see EVERY application and will have totalcontrol regard
ing whois interviewed and selected. We are committed to helping the boardobtain the maximum numberof qualified applicants fortheir
superintendent position. Weare completely impartial and have no role or influence regarding whom the board selects.
Response to Intervention (Rtl)
(409) 951-1744
(409) 951-1727
(409) 951-1747
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
Rtl is a model addressing the needs ofall studentsthrough a continuum ofservices which provides:
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• High-quality instruction andscientific, researched-based, tiered intervention strategies aligned with individual student needs;
• Frequent monitoring ofstudentprogress to make results-based academic or behavioral decisions;
• Data-basedschool improvement information; and
•The application ofstudent data for important educational decisions (placement, intervention, curriculum and instructional goals and
methodologies).
These activities typically occur in thegeneral education setting as schools assist struggling students prior toand in lieu ofa referral to
special education. General education and special education staff will need to coordinate and collaborate to develop a process for imple
menting this framework.
Technical assistance and professional development is provided tolocal school districts and charter schools toassist in developing a
processto implement this framework.
School Finance Services
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951 -1765
[email protected]
The Region 5 ESC Information Management Services (IMS) Department offers Business Processing and Financial services by a qualified
and experienced team. The program provides valuable training and technical assistance tosuperintendents andschool business officials.
Districts needing assistance with hands-on processing and financial services can utilize the services during emergency situations, em
ployee vacancies, and heavy-work load time frames and as a replacement to district staff. The District can select options for daily, weekly,
monthly and annual services. Processing isavailable in house, in district and by virtual network connection.
School Health Cooperative
Sherrie Thomas, Grants Resource Manager
(409) 951 -1709
[email protected]
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
The School Health Cooperative provides the School Nurse and other related staff with the required annual training, workshops and certifi
cations.
Region 5 ESC will provide:
Fee Schedule (based on attendance)
* Hearing Certification
Under 1000-$700.00
* Hearing re-Certification
* Vision Certification
1000-3000 -$1,000.00
3000-6000 -$1,300.00
* Vision Re-Certification
6000 &Higher -$1,500.00
* Spinal Screening Training
* Diabetic Training
* CPRTraining
* Blood Pathegons Training
* School Nurse Ethics
* Additional Training as needed and/or Requested
Science
Roxanne Minix-Wilkins, Program Coordinator
(409) 951-1749
(409) 951-1738
(409) 951-1729
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
The Science program provides services toschool districts in the following areas:
•Staff development workshops in elementary and secondary science
•Technical assistance in the use ofscience manipulatives toenhance student process skills
•Technical assistance in the area ofscience as requested by individual districts
• Provide assistance for the integration oftechnology into existing science programs
•Coordinate activities in alignment to the Texas Regional Collaborative for Excellence in ScienceTeaching
• Technical assistance in the area ofTEKS alignment and instructional best practices
• Technical assistance with aligning TEKS to utilize science process skills
Social Studies
(409) 951 -1721
(409)951-1742
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1743
The Social Studies program provides services toschool districts in the following areas:
• Staff development workshops in elementary and secondary social studies
[email protected]
• Assistance with STAAR based instructional resources
• Technical assistance in the area ofsocial studies as requested by individual districts
Southeast Texas Cooperative Purchasing Organization
(409) 951-1782
[email protected]
Vanessa Travis. Administrative Assistant
(409) 951-1720
[email protected]
The Region 5ESC acts asthe fiscal agent for the Coop and coordinates the bid process for the Coop which consists of over 75 school districts.
The Region 5Bid Coordinator manages the Coop under the direction of the Coop Steering Committee of one representative from each ofthe
member school districts.
*\a
The Coop usesa Sealed Discount Catalog Bid system for bidding products andservices. This means thatineach bid, vendors are asked to
guarantee a percent discount off their catalog prices for theperiod ofoneyear for all Coop members. Bids arereleased yearly for over 40separate
bid categories. Vendors areawarded a contract for oneyear with the exception ofthePaper Bid which isreleased twice a year. When bids are
released, all current vendors automatically receive a bid packet in the mail orelectronically via email. Before each bid isreleased, Region 5 will ask
each Coop member to send a list of potential new vendors to be sent a bid packet Region 5will then post a legal notice in the paper describing the
bids being released. At thesametime, bid packets are mailed tocurrent vendors andpotential new vendors.
The Coop maintains a webpage on the Region 5website. When bids are released, they are also posted on the webpage where any interested
party can view and download the bid packets. When vendors areawarded contracts, a list ofawarded vendors isposted on the webpage along with
their bid information. To view the new vendors, interested parties can gotothe Southeast Texas Cooperative Purchasing Organization webpage on
the Region 5website atwww.esc5.net When the Region 5website opens, the Coop webpage can bereached by clicking on S.E. Texas Purchas
ing. Then click on Search Our Vendor Database toaccess vendor information. If you are interested in the most currently released bids,
click onCurrent Bids ontheCoop webpage.
When a member needs to make a purchase, they go to the webpage and look under the bid category for the product they require. They can then
look at various vendor prices andshipping information until they find thebest"deal". Members will then issue a POfrom their district andorder
directly from thevendor.
Cost of Membership: $400 yearly for Region 5school districts and $600 yearly for out-of-region school districts. Other public entities may join the
Coop under thesame price structure.
Southeast Texas Telecommunications Education Network (SETTEN)
(409) 951-1765
(409) 951-1732
(409) 951-1863
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Kim Sonnier. Executive Assistant to theAssociate Executive Director
(409) 951 -1862
[email protected]
The Southeast Texas Telecommunications Education Network began in the spring of1997 with a vision toconnect educational entities
in the Southeast Texas area together for the purpose ofoffering Internet access, data transmission capability and distance education for
students andteachers through videoconferencing.
SETTEN gives public school districts in a seven-county areahigh-speed access totheInternet, email service, Internet 2 and access to
TETN (Statewide Telecommunications Network) through a hub located at Region 5 Education Service Center in Beaumont. The network
infrastructure iscurrently expanding toinclude additional connections to other educational entities, such as community colleges, private
schools and other districts outside the Region 5service area. Currently SETTEN offers students attending member districts the opportunity
to take dual-credit classes, and share instructors/classes between districts. The network also offers professional development opportunities
toeducators acrossthe videoconferencing system. This allows districts tocutdown ontravel and substitute costs,and also minimizes time
the teacher isout of the classroom. SETTEN utilizes H.323 videoconferencing, which benefits districts by increasing T1 bandwidth when a
videoconference is not in session, allow schools to connect via the Internet to partake in educational electronic fieldtrips atlower costs, and
stream video across the network.
Educators can benefit by taking advantage of graduate courses, curriculum training, staff development, and regular updates from TEA, Re
gion 5,SETTEN and other schools. Districts also have statewide access tocooperative ventures with remote districts, access tostatewide
collaborative videoconferences, and much more.
Colleges benefit by enrolling students in degree plans while still enrolled in high school, and by having access to a wider audience, includ
ing students, educators, and community members.
Students benefit by gaining the opportunity to enroll in dual credit courses. These students obtain college credit while attending high school
by participating in freshman and sophomore courses presented by local university and college professors. They also may take advantage
of shared instruction courses that may otherwise not be available, and allow the expertise of other educators to be shared throughout the
Region.
Communities, especially rural ones, benefit from having a local educational facility that offers access to such programs asGED, college
credit, adult literacy, etc. Region 5 provides access and support for Internet, filtered Email, Point-to-Point Videoconferencing and
associatedequipment.
Region 5and SETTEN staff are dedicated to providing member districts with consistently good service and quick response time when prob
lems arise. SETTEN members also have the opportunity to purchase Internet Filtering through Region 5 at a reasonable cost.
Cost of Membership:
The SETTEN project is a true collaborative in that each member shares in the cost of maintaining a hub site atthe regional service center
anda local distance learning classroom at their site.
Members share ongoing costs for maintaining a network staff atthe hub location, maintenance contracts on the system and periodic
upgrades.
In addition, all classroom sites require a trained facilitator to monitor/troubleshoot the local equipment and towork with the network staff
to ensure proper operation of the system. The facilitator isalso required to bein attendance during all classes and meetings offered in the
distance learning videoconferencing rooms.
Spanish Distance Learning Program
(409) 951-1765
(409) 951-1769
(409) 951-1863
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1874
[email protected]
Region 5is providing Spanish I, II, and III classes via the SETTEN Distance Learning Network. These classes are taught by certified
Spanish instructors. Commitment forms arerequired to participate in this program.
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Special Education
Dr. Cindy Fussell, Ed.D., Director, Special Education
PeggyArabie, Program Coordinator
Ashley O'Quinn, Program Coordinator
Ami Cox, Program Coordinator
Martha Hale, Program Coordinator
Karen Fountain, Program Coordinator
Dion Potter, Orientation &Mobility Specialist
Desiree de la Rosa, Program Coordinator
Danette Floyd, Program Assistant
Barbara Baldwin. Program Assistant
(409) 951-1730
(409) 951-1746
(409)951-1736
(409) 951-1704
(409)951-1727
(409)951-1745
(409)951-1739
(409)951-1733
(409)951-1875
(409) 951-1747
(409)951-1731
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1713
[email protected]
The Special Education Department focuses on improving student performance and program effectiveness for students with disabilities
from birth through age21 as indicated in theIndividuals with Disabilities Improvement Education Act of2004. The Special Education
Department provides leadership, staff development, technical assistance and training to parents, school districts, charter schools, and
other community stakeholders serving students with disabilities through coordination, collaboration, and cooperation.
The Special Education Department offers technical assistance and professional development in the following program areas:
Accessing the General Curriculum
Assistive Technology
Auditory Impairments
Autism
Multicultural and Diverse Learners
Mental Health First Aid SB460
Non-Educational Community Based Support
Orientation and Mobility Services
Behavior &Discipline Management (TBSI)
Parental Involvement/ Parent Coordination
Child Find
Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBSI)
Preschool/Early Childhood
Disproportionality
Federal &StateAccountability Systems
Funding &E-Grants
Interagency Collaboration
Legal Framework
Residential Applications
Responseto Intervention (Rtl)
Section 504/IDEA Requirements
Speech &Language Impairments
State &Federal Rules/ Regulations
StateAssessmentProgram forStudentswith Disabilities
Low Incidence Disabilities
Transition
Monitoring - PBMAS &RF Tracker
Visual Impairments
Evaluation
Facilitated lEPs
STAAR Testing
(409)951-1702
[email protected]
(409)951-1743
[email protected]
Region 5 Education Service Center offers several types of services to districts for technical assistance with mandated testing.
• District Coordinator Training: Information and training in administration ofthetests
• Materials/Information Dissemination: Pertinent and timely information onmandated testing
• Telephone Technical Assistance: Technical assistance toall districts via thetelephone oremail onquestions related to STAAR
• STAAR Workshops: Workshops in theareasofreading, writing, math, science, social studies and dataanalysis related toSTAAR
Monica Mahfouz - STAAR Testing Coordinator
Dr. Cindy Fussell - Special Education
Beth Wilson-TELPAS
Jeannie Istre - Social Studies
Kay Oldsand Janna Smith - Mathematics
Jeannie Istre andAngela Mireles - English/Language Arts
Roxanne Minix-Wilkins and Johnny Vines - Science
Student Achievement, Accountability and Assessment Cooperative 2015-2016
Monica Mahfouz, Director ofCurriculum, Instruction and Assessment
(409) 951-1702
[email protected]
Lisa Peonies. Administrative Assistant
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
The primary purpose ofthis cooperative istoprovide participating school districts accountability and assessment updates, as well as
strategies to improve student achievement through training, technical assistance, book studies and collaboration.
Option 1 Student Achievement. Accountability &Assessment Package
Combination package including Options 2,3 and 4 below
$500Savings
Option 2 StudentAchievement Package
• Connecting with Students
• Learning inthe Fast Lane
• Student Led Discussions: How to Promote Rich Conversation
• Never Underestimate Your Teachers: Instructional Leadership for Excellence in Every Classroom
• Student Motivation
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Option 3 Accountability Package
• Accountability Estimate Reports
• State Requirements - StateAccountability Plan
• Federal Requirements - Priority and FocusSchools
• Highly Qualified Teachers and PlanRequirements
• Texas Accountability Intervention System Training
• TETN Texas Education Agency Updates
• Performance Based Monitoring Training
• Initial Compliance Report Updates
• ESEA Program Evaluation
Option 4 Assessment Package
* New District Testing Coordinator Training
* Annual District/Campus Coordinator Training
* TETN TSNAP Meetings/Texas Statewide
Network/Assessment Professionals
* Quarterly SETTSLuncheons- Southeast
TexasTesting Specialist
* DataValidation Monitoring: StudentAssessment
* Comprehensive Needs Assessment
• ESEA Documentation
Superintendents' Conference
(409)951-1765
[email protected]
Kim Sonnier. Executive Assistant to the Associate Executive Director
(409)951-1862
[email protected]
This annual event is designed to provide information regarding developments in technology and other areas for executive leaders
ofRegion 5 ESC school districts. Superintendents areinvited toattend a multi-day schedule ofactivities that includes updates onlocal,
state, and national technology and otherschool district issues.
Teacher of the Year
(409)951-1839
[email protected]
(409)951-1756
[email protected]
Applications will be received from participating districts for oneelementary and onesecondary Teacher oftheYear.
ESC Teacher ofthe Year Coordinator will coordinate an out-of-region judging panel for selection ofan Elementary and a Secondary
Teacher oftheYear torepresent Region 5. After tabulating all scores, ESC Teacher oftheYear Coordinator will notify district personnel,
media and Teacher oftheYear Director at Texas Education Agency (TEA).
TEKS Resource System
(409)951-1744
[email protected]
(409)951-1743
[email protected]
TEKS Resource System is a comprehensive, customizable, user-friendly curriculum management system built onthemost current
research-based practices in the field. Its primary focus istoimprove student performance by providing districts with a vertically aligned
curriculum based on themost current Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). The TEKS Resource System team ofcontent area
experts ensures quality through a process ofcontinual review based on user feedback and updates from the Texas Education Agency.
TEKS Resource System is implemented locally at thedistrict level with thesupport oftheir local Education Service Center.
The key components oftheTEKS Resource System curriculum are:
•A K-12 systemicmodel in the fourcore content areas
• Common language, structure, andprocess for curriculum delivery
• Innovative Technology
•Aligned written, taught, and tested curriculum
• Clarified and specified TEKS/STAAR expectations assembled in a vertical alignment format
Services for 1st Year TEKS Resource System Districts
• Customized Implementation Planning 1 Session (in district)
• Administrator Fountation Training -1 Session (in district)
• Foudation Trainings - 2 Sessions (in district)
• Regional Networking during Curriculum Council Meetings - Quarterly (atRegion 5 ESC)
Services for Existing TEKS REsource System Districts
• Customized Implementation Training for New Staff (atRegion 5 ESC)
•Administrator Foundation Training for New Staff (atRegion 5 ESC)
• Foundation Training for New Staff (atRegion 5 ESC)
• Regional Networking during Curriculum Council Meetings - Quarterly (atRegion 5 ESC)
TEKSbank (formerly WebCCAT)
Lisa Yoes, Curriculum Program Coordinator
Lisa Peonies.Administrative Assistant
(409)951-1744
[email protected]
(409)951-1743
[email protected]
TEKSbank provides educators with a repository of40,000+ items that have been content proofed toalign with the cognitive and proce
dural rigor of the TEKS and STAAR. TEKSbank includes items for grades 3-11, with all new second grade items coming in the fall of2014.
TEKSbank also includes ALL ofthe STAAR released test items, ALL STAAR released tests, Spanish items for grades 3-5 and resource ar
rays aligned tothe TEKS. TEKS Resource System districts get an additional 1200 performance indicators, 600 unit aligned test and 40,000
items.
Services
• Onsite Workshops (Additional fees apply)
•Workshops at ESC 5 (Additional fees apply)
•TEKSbank Updates
•Technical Assistance
FeeStructure for Districts with Eduphoria AWARE: $2500
Fee Structure for Districts without Eduphoria AWARE $2500 +$195 percampus (PK-1 and discipline alternative
campuses are excluded) (Additional fees apply for training.)
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Texas Association of Secondary School Principals (TASSP)
(409)951-1753
[email protected]
(409) 951-1756
[email protected]
The Texas Association ofSecondary School Principals (TASSP) wasestablished in 1922 for the purpose ofbuilding an active
network ofeducators thatwant to take responsibility for the quality ofschool leadership. TASSP focuses on the needfor collabora
tion between all stakeholders in education, committed to raising public awareness about problems facing educational leadership,
while developing and training its members to be capableleaders.
Texas Education Telecommunications Network (TETN)
.
(409) 951-1732
(409) 951-1863
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1857
[email protected]
Region 5 is partoftheTexas Education Telecommunications Network. This provides a two-way video conference connection
between Region 5 school districts and othereducation entities acrossthe state ofTexas, and beyond.
Texas Elementary Principals & Supervisors Association (TEPSA)
(409) 951-1753
[email protected]
Maridell Harrell. ProgramSpecialist
(409)951-1756
[email protected]
Texas Elementary Principals andSupervisors Association (TEPSA) was formed in 1917. TEPSA istheonly association thathas
elementary principals andsupervisors as itsprimary membership. TEPSA is a diverse, supportive community ofprofessional leaders
committed toproviding quality education for all Texas elementary and middle school students. TEPSA provides quality leadership
training, networking opportunities, and support for principals andsupervisors in orderto improve education for Texas school children.
Texas Records Exchange System (TREx)
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1765
[email protected]
The ESC Information Management Services Department offers LEA staff training and assistance with theimplementation and use
oftheelectronic student records exchange system (TREx). This system enables theexchange ofstudent records between Texas
public school districts for transferring students as well as thetransmission ofhigh school transcript records from Texas public school
districts toTexas public colleges and universities for students transitioning topost-secondary education. H.B. 1 requires each public
school district, open-enrollment charter school, and public institution ofhigher education toparticipate in theimplementation and use
ofthe newstudent records exchange system.
Texas Regional Collaborative for Excellence in Mathematics Teaching
Kay Olds, Program Coordinator
Janna Smith, Program Coordinator
Christi Gentz, Program Assistant
(409)951-1741
[email protected]
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
The Texas Regional Collaboratives for Excellence in Mathematics Teaching isan award-winning statewide network oftwenty-four
P-16 partnerships thatprovides sustained and high intensity professional development to P-12 teachers ofmathematics across the
state. The mission oftheTRC istoprovide Texas mathematics teachers with support systems ofscientifically researched, sustained
and high intensity professional development and mentoring to assist them in the implementation ofthe Texas Essential Knowledge
and Skills (TEKS). TRC programs equip teachers with the necessary knowledge and skills to engage students in meaningful math
ematics learning experiences.
Texas Regional Collaborative for Excellence in Science Teaching
Roxanne Minix-Wilkins, Program Coordinator
(409) 951 -1743 [email protected]
The Texas Regional Collaboratives for Excellence in Science Teaching is an award-winning statewide network of thirty-four P-16
partnerships thatprovide sustained andhigh intensity professional development to P-12 teachers ofscience across the state. The
mission of the TRC isto provide Texas science teachers with support systems of scientifically researched, sustained and high
intensity professional development and mentoring toassist them in the implementation ofthe Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills
(TEKS). TRC programs equip teachers with the necessary knowledge and skills to engage students in meaningful science learning
experiences that will improve students scientific literacy and inspire them topursue science and engineering related careers.
Texas Student Data System
Lynda Hoffpauir, Director ofSchool Management
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1765
[email protected]
Astatewide system for collecting and reporting education data. It will provide educators and administrators with actionable, timely
OQ
data to improve studentperformance while easing the burden ofdata collection on LEA's.
* Aset ofapplications and databasesthat replaces and expands onthe existing Public Education Information Management
System (PEIMS) and on the Texas P-20 Education Information Resource (TPEIR).
* StudentGPS Dashboards for teachers and administrators
* Asystem fortracking and reporting on education data
* Aground-breaking effort to intergrate and streamline datacollection in order to reduce the burden on local education agencies
(LEAs)-Texas school districts andcharter schools) andget more value from thedata collected
Textbook Display
(409) 951-1769
(409) 951-1863
(409) 951-1874
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Krin Mackenroth. AssociateExecutive Director
(409) 951-1765
[email protected]
Region 5 ESC provides access todigital copies ofinstructional materials under consideration for adoption.
The digital content and online passcodes arrive in late spring before theselection year. This allows educators and thegeneral public the
opportunity to have input into thestatewide hearings which take place each summer. Then, during thefall andwinter months, theinstruc
tional materials areavailable tolocal adoption committees to aid them in their selection. Instructional materials are available from May
-March each yearandthen are replaced by the next year'sadoption.
Instructional materials may bepreviewed at any time during thecycle upon request. During themonth ofJanuary, Region 5 ESC will host
an Instructional Materials Fair at ourservice centerfor all Region 5 school district personnel to view instructional material and meetwith
company representatives.
TimeClock Plus
(409) 951-1814
[email protected]
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
(409) 951-1765
[email protected]
The Region 5 ESC Information Management Software (IMS) department isproud to announce a partnership with Data Management In
corporated (DMI). The collaboration will allow Region 5tooffer TimeClock Plus in a hosted environment for new clients and those currently
utilizing thetime clock product. The product has proven beneficial for districts with 10orfewer employees andfor districts with thousands
of employees. Employee time and attendance information can betracked and reported for any number ofdifferent job descriptions required
for the district's employees, enabling administration toaccurately track employee hours worked in each assigned area.
Employee time and personal information can be exported from, or imported into TimeClock Plusas needed.
* Leave Tracking
* Contract Hours Variance Module
* Substitute Tracking Module
* Blended/Weighted Overtime Module
* Payroll Export
* Scheduling
* Reports
Call for Pricing
Title I - School Support
Monica Mahfouz, Director ofCurriculum, Instruction and Assessment
(409) 951 -1702
[email protected]
(409) 951-1743
[email protected]
Title ISchool Support provides sustained support and works cooperatively with Title I, Part Acampuses in implementing Title I, Part Apro
grams in order toincrease theopportunity for all students in such schools tomeet thestate'scontent andstudent performance standards.
*Technical assistance isprovided toTitle ILEAs on issues such as Applications, Performance/Compliance Reports, and Adequate
Yearly Progress.
Title III - Shared Service Arrangement
(409) 951-1719
[email protected]
(409)951-1711
[email protected]
(409)951-1743
[email protected]
The Region 5 Education Service Center Division ofInstructional Services Special Programs ESL/Bilingual Support acting fiscal agent of
the SharedService Arrangement will:
* Develop theTitle III application andnegotiate the application with theTexas Education Agency;
* Maintain budget, expenditures, and all required records in accordance with the standard accounting policies and procedures speci
fied by Texas Education Agency, providing all documentation for audit purposes and filing ofrequired reports by deadlines;
* Conduct and prepare theevaluation report as required by theproject;
* Coordinate training activities based oncampus and regional dataand legal requirements;
* Provide professional development and campus-based trainings at reduced orfree rate; and
* Provide technical assistance in all aspects ofTitle III compliance and program management
Member districts oftheTitle III Shared Services Arrangement will:
* Assure attendance at all administrative meetings relative totheproject by designated "person below, ortheir representative;
* Assure compliance and required documentation ofTitle III Private Non-Profrt equitable participation requirements;
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* Choose one"district representative responsible for collecting and reporting accurate documentation anddatato Region 5 as
requested for completion ofstate requirements;
* Provide teachers with release time/substitutes to attendprovided Professional Development;
* Ensure thatdistrict and campusplans reflect the incorporation ofTitle III goalsand objectives;
* Conduct annual parent outreach for education and interaction with parents ofLimited English Proficient students in compliance with
Title III Parental Involvement requirements;
* Continue with the implementation ofthe Project Strategies afterthe completion ofthe grant; and
* Document directservices to students and parents relatedto Title III implementation.
"Cooperative/Service requires an additional contract to be signed.
* It is understood thatthefiscal agentis responsible for the refund ofanyexception received as a result ofmonitoring or audit. Monies
refunded shall be provided bythe entity responsible forthe discrepancy.
* Upon dissolution ofthe SSAagreement, the following disbursement offunds will apply:
* All materials and suppliesboughtforuse at the campus will remain at that campus.
* All materials and supplies bought for use bythe ESCstaffwill remain at the Service Center.
* Any funds notexpendedwill be returned to the Texas Education Agency.
Transportation Safety
(409) 951-1753
[email protected]
(409) 951-1756
[email protected]
School BusDriver Training is a state mandated program to provide 20 hoursofcertification training to all school bus drivers and an 8 hour
recertification training to all drivers every threeyears. The purpose ofthistraining is to reducethe injury/death ofschool-age students
while beingtransported to and from schooland on schoolsponsoredtrips. Online training is available forthe 8 hourcertification class.
TSDS Services
Lynda Hoffpauir, Director of School Management Software
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1765
[email protected]
TheRegion 5 ESC Information Management Services (IMS) department is proud to offer ourdistricts a newTSDS Services Package.
Thepackage will be available as an additional service to our Region 5 ESCdistricts and those participating inthe TxEIS Administrative
Software Cooperative at a cooperative fee. Region 5 currently provides quality training andsupport for TSDS and related topics todistricts
byutilizing workshop fees tofund those services. The new services will include training, support, reviews, mentorship andenrichment in
TSDS field.
TSDS Cooperative Services:
Training/Workshops/Support/Reporting/File Submission
* PEIMS
* New PEIMS Coordinator mentorship
* Edit+
* PET
* PID
'TREx
* Student Attendance Accounting Handbook
* Additional topics of interest and critical issues surrounding PEIMS processing
* Non-PEIMS topics ofinterest and critical issues impacting daily processing and reporting district data toTEA
* TEAL
* TEASE
Communication
* Direct contactto PEIMS Coordinator and District staffwith critical issues
* Quarterly Round Table PEIMS Hot topic discussion meetings
Reportable Information
* Monitor and review record counts by element
* Attendance trends
* Discipline trendsof reportable records
* Student enrollment counts
* Special Programs review e.g. Title, Spec. Ed., Bilingual/ESL, GT, At Risk, PRS, Leaver
* Summary ofFinance Staff Count reporting review
* CourseCompletion review
* Past year PEIMS data submission-Last 2years reported vs. Current year submission
* Resubmission recommendations
TEASE Applications - Including assistance with migration to TEAL and form submission
TSDS - Preparation for the implementation of TEA's new Texas Student Data System
PEG - Review and monitor students enrolling from a low performing district
Mentorship - Full day service provided to the PEIMS Coordinator in the area of PEIMS data quality assurance
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Annual Fee for district/charter:
TSDS Services Member
District Base Rate by Tier
Tier I (0-350)
Tier II (351-1000)
Tier III (1,001-2,000)
Tier IV (2,001-4,000)
Tier V(4,001-10,000)
Fee
$2,400
$2,900
$3,400
$3,900
$4,400
TxEIS Attendance Audit and Student Services Support
Lynda Hoffpauir, Director ofSchool Management Software
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
[email protected]
Krin Mackenroth. Associate ExecutiveDirector
(409)951-1765
[email protected]
TheRegion 5 ESCInformation Management Services (IMS) department offers TxEIS Student support and audit servicesbya qualified
and experienced team. Districts needing assistance with hands-on TxEIS processing can utilize the servicesduring emergency situations,
employee vacancies, and heavy-work load time frames and as a replacement to district staff. Processing is available in house, indistrict
and byvirtual network connection. Listed below are some ofthe processes available.
* Attendance Audit
* Attendance Balancing
* Generate Report Cards
* Grade Averaging and Class Ranking
* End of1stSemester
* End ofYear
* Move toGrade Reporting
Call for Pricing.
* PEIMS Submission
* Elementary Scheduling
* Secondary Scheduling
* txGradebook Training at the District
* Specialized TxEIS Training at the District
* Specialized Parent Portal Training (PTA Meetings, Open House,
Etc.)
TxEIS Business Initiative Services
Lynda Hoffpauir, Director ofSchool Management Software
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409) 951-1765
[email protected]
The Region 5 ESC Information Management Services (IMS) department offers TxEIS Business processing services by a qualified and
experienced team. Districts needing assistance with hands-on TxEIS processing can utilize the services during emergency situations, em
ployee vacancies, and heavy-work load time frames and as a replacement to district staff. The District can select options for daily, weekly,
monthly and annual services. Processing isavailable in house, in district and by virtual network connection. Listed below aresome ofthe
processes available.
* Budget data entry
* Bank Reconciliation-Payroll and General Operating
* Finance check processing
* Journal data entry
* Payroll check processing
* Finance &Payroll EOM &/or End ofYear Close Processes
* Requisition System &User Profile Setup
* Business Manager Review
* Budget and General Ledger Review
Call for Pricing.
TxEIS The Enterprise Information System for Texas Schools
Lynda Hoffpauir, Director of School Management Software
(409) 951-1814
(409) 951-1722
[email protected]
[email protected]
(409)951-1765
[email protected]
The Region 5ESC Information Management Services (IMS) department is proud to offer to our districts one of the most comprehen
sive administrative software packages available for Texas schools. The TxEIS solution is Web- based, fully integrated, and supports the
operational and reporting requirements ofTexasdistricts, charter schools, private schools, and education service centers. The software is
scalable in both design and configuration in order to meet the needs of any size district. Currently, over 870 school districts throughout the
state are on-going clients ofthe cooperative's TxEIS and iTCCS software.
The state-of-the-art applications are written and designed for Texas schools and specifically balance data management with the demands
districts face in providing information to the state. The software offers a comprehensive range of powerful administrative business and
student applications, integrated teacher attendance and grade book modules, parent access portal, student on-line course request submis
sion, employee access portal and a PEIMS processing application. Optional services offered by the IMS department include Security
Maintenance Officer.
TxEIS System Features:
• District wide real-time single relational database
• Data access using Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) compliant software
• Update and read-only security atthe control of the district with a role based design
• Interfaces with numerous third-party vendors (ex: cafeteria, hand-held devices)
• Laserprinting of reports, forms, and checks
• User-created reports
• Electronic file creations for student, direct deposit, auditor file, TRAQS, TREx &PEIMS
• Windows-based screens with online Help documentation
o <t
TxEIS Business Applications - TheTxEIS Business system includes Finance, Bank Reconciliation, Human Resources, Requisi
tion, Budget, Accounts Receivable and Asset Management applications. TheTxEIS Businesssystem incorporates state-of-the-art function
ality and will significantly increaseuser productivity.
TxEIS Student Applications -The TxEIS Student system includes Attendance, Discipline, Grade Reporting, Registration, Schedul
ing, TestScore Application, Special Education Management System (SEMS), and StudentHealth Assessment Records and Evaluation
applications.
TxConnect Suite Modules - txConnect Suite (External portals) is included with theTxEIS application andconsists ofthefollowing:
txGradebook(teacher grade book), Parent portal (parent access) txMyZone (student online course request) andEmployee Access (staff,
payroll inquiry).
Hosting - TxEIS districts - The hosting solution allows the district to access the TxEIS applications ina web-hosted environment. Ser
vices will include complete hosting responsibilities. Asetup fee and monthly cost will be based on district size.
Call for Pricing.
Web Site
(409) 951 -1765
(409) 951-1769
[email protected]
[email protected]
Kvle Fisher. Director. Network Operations
(409) 951-1732
[email protected]
Region 5 ESC's Web Site offers direct accessto information for the public. Log ontoourweb site(www.esc5.net) toobtain information
aboutthe following:
• Region 5 Professional Development Opportunities
• On-line Registration
• Information on Region 5 including:
* Districts/Schools
* ESCStaff Directory
* Mapto Edison Plaza
• Information on programs and services
• Region 5 Cooperatives and Districts that are members
• Information on programs and services
• Region 5 Cooperatives and Districts that are members
• Job Postings for school districts participating in the Region 5 Educators' Placement Service and a place to post your application for
these districts to review
• Links to School Districts' Web Sites
• Upcoming Events/Conferences
This is also an easy way to communicate with Region 5staff - since all ESC 5staff is listed, along with their e-mail addresses and phone
numbers.
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ESC 5 Superintendents
Beaumont ISD
High Island ISD
Dr. John W. Frossard • [email protected]
Dr. D'Ann Cathriner-Vonderau • [email protected]
P. O. Box 246, High Island, TX 77623
(409)286-5317-Fax: (409)286-5351
3395 HarrisonAvenue • Beaumont, TX 77706-5009
(409) 617-5001* Fax: (409) 617-5184
Bridge City ISD
Hull-Daisetta ISD
Mike King • [email protected]
1031 West Roundbunch Road • Bridge City, TX 77611
(409) 735-1511 • Fax: (409) 735-1694
Mary Huckabay • [email protected]
(936) 536-6321 • Fax: (936) 536-6251
Brookeland ISD
Jasper ISD
Kevin McCugh • [email protected]
Dr. Richard Skuza • [email protected]
128 ParkStreet • Jasper, TX 75951-3499
(409) 384-2401 • Fax: (409) 382-1084
P. O. Box 477, Daisetta, TX 77533-0477
187 Wildcat Walk• Brookeland, TX 75931
(409) 698-2677 • Fax: (409) 698-2533
Kirbyville CISD
Richard Hazlewood • [email protected]
206 East Main Street• Kirbyville, TX 75956-2128
(409) 423-7520 • Fax: (409) 423-2367
Buna ISD
Dr. Steve Hyden • [email protected]
Hwy. 62, P. O. Box 1087 • Buna, TX 77612-1087
(409) 994-4805 • Fax: (409) 994-4808
Burkeville ISD
Kountze ISD
Dr. Brant Graham • [email protected]
John Ferguson •[email protected]
160 Vaughn • P. O. Box 460 • Kountze, TX 77625-0460
(409) 246-3352 • Fax: (409) 246-3217
P. O. Box 218 • 231CR2099 • Burkeville.TX 75932-0218
(409) 565-2201 • Fax: (409) 565-2012
Little Cypress-Mauriceville CISD
Dr. Pauline Hargrove • [email protected]
6586 FM 1130 • Orange, TX 77632-9808
(409) 883-2232 • Fax: (409) 883-3509
Chester ISD
Wayne Ivey • [email protected]
273Yellowjacket Dr. • Chester, TX 75936-0028
(936) 969-2371 • Fax: (936) 969-2080
Colmesneil ISD
Lumberton ISD
Angela Matterson • [email protected]
John Valastro • [email protected]
121 S. Main • P. O. Box 8123 • Lumberton, TX 77657-0123
(409) 923-7504 • Fax: (409) 755-7848
610 W. Elder St.- Colmesneil, TX 75938-0037
(409) 837-5757 • Fax: (409) 837-9107
Deweyville ISD
Kevin Clark • [email protected]
250 PVT 8145 • P. O. Box 408 • Deweyville, TX 77614-0408
(409) 746-2731 • Fax: (409) 746-3360
Nederland ISD
Robert E. Madding • [email protected]
22017th Street • Nederland, TX 77627-5029
(409) 724-2391 • Fax: (409) 724-4280
East Chambers ISD
Newton ISD
Scott Campbell • [email protected]
1955 St. Hwy 124 • Winnie, TX 77665
(409) 296-6100 • Fax: (409) 296-3528
Michelle Barrow • [email protected]
414 N. Main St. • Newton, TX 75966
(409) 379-8137 • Fax: (409) 379-2189
Evadale ISD
Gary Fairchild • [email protected]
908 Hwy 105 S. • P. O. Box 497• Evadale, TX 77615-0497
(409) 276-1337 Ext. 3068 • Fax: (409) 276-1908
Hamshire-Fannett ISD
Pamela Lechler • [email protected]
12702 2nd St. • P. O. Box 223 • Hamshire, TX 77622-0223
(409) 243-2133 • Fax: (409) 243-3437
Orangefield ISD
Dr. Stephen Patterson •[email protected]
9974 FM 105 • P. O. Box 228 • Orangefield, TX 77639-0228
(409) 735-5337 • Fax: (409) 735-2080
Port Arthur ISD
Dr. Mark Porterie • [email protected]
4809 9th Ave. 77642 • P. O. Box 1388 • Port Arthur, TX 776411388
(409) 989-6238 •Fax: (409) 989-6229
Hardin-Jefferson ISD
Dr. Shannon Holmes • [email protected]
Port Neches-Groves ISD
520 West Herring St. • P. O. Box 490 • Sour Lake, TX 77659- Dr. Rodney Cavness • [email protected]
0490
620 Avenue C • Port Neches, TX 77651-3030
(409) 981-6400 • Fax: (409) 287-2283
(409) 722-4244 • Fax: (409) 724-7864
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ESC 5 Superintendents
Sabine Pass ISD
Warren ISD
Kristi Heid • [email protected]
5641 S. Gulfway • P. 0. Box 1148 • Sabine Pass, TX 77655-
P. O. Box 69, Warren, TX 77664-0069
1148
(409) 547-2241 Ext. 110 • Fax: (409) 547-3405
Silsbee ISD
Richard Bain • [email protected]
415 Hwy 327West• Silsbee, TX 77656-4799
(409) 980-7800 • Fax: (409) 980-7897
Spurger ISD
Kendall Smith • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 38,12212 FM 92 So. • Spurger, TX 77660-0038
(409) 429-3464 Ext. 221 • Fax: (409) 429-3770
Brad McEachern • [email protected]
West Hardin County CISD
Alan Andrus • [email protected]
39227 Hwy. 105 • Saratoga, TX 77585
(936) 274-5061, Ext. 402 • Fax: (936) 274-4321
West Orange-Cove CISD
Rickie R. Harris • [email protected]
505 N. 15thSt. • P. O. Box 1107• Orange, TX 77630-1107
(409) 882-5600* Fax: 882-5467
Vidor ISD
Dr. Jay Killgo • [email protected]
Woodville ISD
120 East Bolivar Street • Vidor, TX 77662
Glen Conner • [email protected]
(409) 951-8714 • Fax: (409) 769-4384
505 North Charlton Street • Woodville, TX 75979-4504
(409) 283-3752 «Fax: 283-7962
Superintendents -Adjacent Districts
Anahuac ISD
Huntington ISD
James Hopper • [email protected]
David Flowers
Box 369 • Anahuac, TX 77514-0369
(409) 267-2000 • Fax: 267-3855
P. O. Box 328• Huntington, TX 75949
(936) 876-4287
Dayton ISD
Liberty ISD
Dr. Cody Abshier • [email protected]
1600 Grand Avenue • Liberty, TX 77575-4725
(936) 336-7215 • Fax: (888) 519-6836
Dr. Jessica Johnson •[email protected]
P. O. Box 248 • Dayton, TX 77535-0248
(936) 258-2667 • Fax: 258-5616
Devers ISD
Elizabeth Harris •[email protected]
P.O.Box488 • Devers, TX 77538-0488
(936)549-7591- Fax: 549-7085
West Sabine ISD
Mike Pate • [email protected]
P.O.Box869 • Pineland,TX 75968-0869
(409) 584-2525 Fax: 584-2695
Hardin ISD
Brandon Peavy • [email protected]
P. O. Box 330 • Hardin, TX 77561
936) 298-2112 Fax:298-9161
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Dr. John W. Frossard
Beaumont ISD
Superintendent
[email protected]
3395 Harrison Avenue • Beaumont, TX 77706-5009
(409) 617-5000 FAX: 617-5184
http://www.bmtisd.com
Executive Assistant: Cindy Guidroz
(409) 617-5001* [email protected]
County District Code: 123-910 • UIL-5A
Asst. Superintendent for Curriculum and
Blanchette Elementary School
Instruction
Grades: PreK-5 Code: 127
TBA
April Johnson, Principal • [email protected]
3395 Harrison Avenue • Beaumont, TX 77706
(409)617-5008
2550 Sarah Street • Beaumont, TX 77705
(409) 617-6312-Fax: 617-6296
Asst. Superintendent for Secondary
Caldwood Elementary School
Administration
Grades: PK-5 Code: 104
Julie Corona, Principal •[email protected]
Dr. Shannon Allen • [email protected]
3395 HarrisonAvenue • Beaumont, TX 77706-5009
(409)617-5006
102 Berkshire • Beaumont, TX 77707
(409) 617-6025'Fax: 617-6048
Asst. Superintendent for Elementary
Administration
Charlton-Pollard Elementary School
Dr. Matilda Orozco *[email protected]
3395 Harrison Avenue * Beaumont, TX 77706
409)617-5006
Wayne Wells, Principal • [email protected]
1695 Irving St.* Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 617-6075-Fax: 617-6098
Cheryl Hernandez *[email protected]
(409)617-5017
Grades: K-5 Code: 105
Chief Operations Officer
6225 North Circuit• Beaumont, TX 77706
Curtis Elementary School
Brian East, Principal • [email protected]
Robert Calvert * [email protected]
(409)617-5004
(409) 617-6050'Fax: 617-6073
Dishman Elementary School
Director of Title Programs
Dr. Karen Newton *[email protected]
Mellow Tatmon, Principal • [email protected]
3475 Champions Drive • Beaumont, TX 77707
(409) 617-6250-Fax: 617-6274
4315 Concord Rd. * Beaumont, TX 77703
(409)617-5247
Executive Director for Special Education
FredShafer *[email protected]
Fehl-Price Elementary School
3395 Harrison, Beaumont, TX 77706
(409) 617-5117* Fax: 617-5183
Chandra Walters, Principal • [email protected]
3350 Blanchette Street • Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 617-6400 • Fax: 617-6423
Safety/Police Department
Rob Flores, BISD Chief of Police
Fletcher Elementary School
1025 Woodrow St. *Beaumont, TX 77705 *(409) 617-7001
Anita Frank, Principal • [email protected]
Special Assistant to the Superintendent
1055 Avenue F • Beaumont, TX 77701
Nakisha Myles Burns *[email protected]
(409)617-5042
(409) 617-6100 «Fax: 617-6123
Guess Elementary School
Amelia Elementary School
Debbie Oge, Principal • [email protected]
8055 Voth Road • Beaumont, TX 77708
(409) 617-6125-Fax: 617-6148
Audrey Collins, Principal *[email protected]
565 Major Drive *Beaumont, TX 77707
(409) 617-6000* Fax: 617-6024
Homer Drive Elementary School
Bingham Head Start (Head/Start/PK)
AvaColbert, Principal • [email protected]
8950 Homer Drive • Beaumont, TX 77708
(409) 617-6225-Fax: 617-6248
Lisa Bolton, Principal *[email protected]
5265 S. Kenneth St. * Beaumont, TX 77705
(409) 617-6200* Fax: 617-6203
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Jones-Clark Elementary School
Vincent Middle School
Grades: 6-8 Code: 048
Aneatra Cheatham, Principal • [email protected]
Dr. Brian Abel, Principal • [email protected]
350 Eldridge Street • Beaumont, TX 77707
(409) 617-5950 • Fax: 617-5974
3525 Cleveland Street • Beaumont, TX 77703
(409) 617-6350 • Fax: 617-6346
Central High School
Lucas Pre-K Center
Grades: PKCode: 113
Valencia Greenwood, Principal • [email protected]
Ron Jackson, Principal • [email protected]
88 Jaguar Drive • Beaumont, TX 77702
(409)617-5300 •Fax: 617-5396
1750 East Lucas Drive • Beaumont, TX 77703
(409) 617-6450 • Fax: 617-6448
Ozen High School
Martin Elementary School
Dr. Shannon Allen, Principal • [email protected]
Martha Fowler, Principal • [email protected]
3443 Fannett Road • Beaumont, TX 77705
3500 Pine Street • Beaumont, TX 77703
(409) 617-5400-Fax: 617-5496
(409) 617-6425 «Fax: 617-6446
West Brook High School
Pietzsch-MacArthur Elementary School
Kristi Fuselier, Interim Principal • [email protected]
Jim Wilson, Principal • [email protected]
4301 Highland Avenue • Beaumont, TX 77705
(409) 617-6475 «Fax: 617-6498
8750 Phelan Boulevard • Beaumont, TX 77706
(409) 617-5500* Fax: 617-5582
BISD Administration Annex
Regina-Howell Elementary School
4315 Concord Rd.« Beaumont, TX 77703
(409) 617-5200 •(409)617-5288
Dr. Lydia Bahnsen, Principal • [email protected]
5850Regina Lane • Beaumont, TX 77706
Carrol A. "Butch" Thomas Educational
(409) 617-6190 •Fax: 617-6199
Support Center
King Middle School
Rodney Saveat, Athletic Director • [email protected]
5250 Bayou Willow Prky., Beaumont, TX 77705
(409) 617-5270-Fax: 617-5185
Dana Lewis, Principal • [email protected]
Frank Planetarium
3370 North Street • Beaumont, TX 77706
(409) 617-5100• Fax: 617-5185
1400AvenueA• Beaumont,TX 77701
(409) 617-5850* Fax: 617-5873
Marshall Middle School
Oaks Education Center
9275 Manion Dr. • Beaumont, TX 77706
Brandon Basinger, Principal • [email protected]
6455 Gladys Street • Beaumont, TX 77706
(409) 617-5900*Fax:617-5924
(409) 617-5594* Fax: 617-5598
Outdoor Education Center
1885Old Highway 96 South • Lumberton, TX 77657
(409)755-7361
Odom Academy
Dr. Donna Prudhomme, Interim Principal • [email protected]
Paul Brown Center/Pathways
2550WestVirginia Street • Beaumont, TX 77705
(409) 617-5401 • Fax: 617-5949
Learning Center
Dr. Aaron Covington, Interim Principal *[email protected]
3410 Austin St. • Beaumont, TX 77706
(409)617-5721 •Fax: 617-5718
Smith Middle School
Taylor Career and Technology Center
Dr. Tyrus Doctor, Principal • [email protected]
4415 Concord Road • Beaumont, TX 77703
(409) 617-5825 • Fax: 617-5898
Michael Shelton, Principal • [email protected]
2330 North Street • Beaumont, TX 77702
(409)617-5740• Fax: 617-5759
South Park Middle School
Sharon Hendrix, Principal • [email protected]
4500 Highland Avenue • Beaumont, TX 77705
(409) 617-5875 • Fax: 617-5899
BISD Agricultural Farm
6150 North Keith Rd. • Beaumont, TX 77713
(409)617-5740
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Bridge City ISD
Mike King
Superintendent
[email protected]
(409) 735-1500 FAX: 735-1512
http://www.bridgecityisd.net
Administrative Secretary: Jean Magnuson
(409) 735-1511 •[email protected]
County District Code: 181-901 * UIL: 3A
District-wide invoicing: P.O. Box 697, Bridge City, TX 77611-0697
Assistant Superintendent
Bridge City Intermediate School
Gina Mannino • [email protected]
(409) 735-1503'Fax: 735-1512
Tara Fountain, Principal • [email protected]
1029W. Roundbunch Road • Bridge City, TX 77611
(409) 792-8800 • Fax: 792-8827
Business Manager
Bridge City Middle School
Roberta Overstreet • [email protected]
1031 West Roundbunch Road • Bridge City, TX 77611-0697
(409)735-1504-Fax: 735-1536
Lydia Gonzales, Principal • [email protected]
300 Bower Drive • Bridge City, TX 77611
(409) 735-1700-Fax: 735-1706
Special Education Director
Kristi Honeycutt • [email protected]
1035 W. Roundbunch Road • Bridge City, TX 77611
Bridge City High School
(409) 735-1506-Fax: 735-1512
Bridge City Elementary School
Elisha Bell, Principal • [email protected]
2690 Texas Avenue • Bridge City, TX 77611
(409) 735-1600-Fax: 735-1606
Norman Gaspard, Principal • [email protected]
1035 W. Roundbunch Road • Bridge City, TX 77611
(409)735-1901 • Fax: 735-1906
Kevin McCugh
Superintendent
Brookeland ISD
187 Wildcat Walk • Brookeland, TX 75931
(409) 698-2677 FAX: 698-2533
http://www.brookelandisd.net
[email protected]
Executive Assistant: Donna Cooper
(409) 698-2677 • [email protected]
CountyDistrict Code: 121-902 UIL: 1A
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Business Manager
Brookeland Middle & High School
Renee Garcia • [email protected]
(409) 698-2874 • Fax: 698-2533
Charlotte Odom, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 698-2413-Fax: 698-2891
Brookeland Elementary School
David Burt, Asst. Principal • [email protected]
(409)698-2152 -Fax: (409)698-9874
Grades: PreK-5 Code. 101
Charlotte Odom, Prindpal • [email protected]
(409) 698-2413 • Fax: 698-2891
School Counselor
Stacy Gillis • [email protected]
(409) 698-2413'Fax: 698-2891
Buna ISD
Dr. Steve Hyden,Superintendent
Hwy. 62, P. O. Box 1087• Buna, TX 77612-1087
(409) 994-4803 FAX: 994-4808
http://www.bunaisd.net
Administrative Assistant: Penny Martin
[email protected]
County District Code: 121-903 UIL: 2A
Buna Elementary School
Buna Jr. High School
Pete Bond, Principal • [email protected]
Amber Flowers, Principal • [email protected]
Hwy. 253, P. O. Box 1087 • Buna, TX 77612-1087
(409) 994-4840 • Fax: 994-5728
420 CR 751A., P. O. Box 1087 • Buna, TX 77612-1087
(409) 994-4860 • Fax: 994-4810
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Buna High School
Roy Farias, Principal • [email protected]
Hwy 253, P. 0. Box 1087* Buna, TX 77612-1087
(409)994-4811-Fax: 994-4818
Dr. Brant Graham
Burkeville ISD
Superintendent
[email protected]
P. 0. Box 218 • 231CR2099 • Burkeville, TX 75932-0218
(409) 565-2201 FAX: 565-2012
http://www.burkevilleisd.org
County District Code: 176-901 UIL: 1A
Executive Secretary: Trista Wood
Business Manager
Burkeville Elementary School
Pamela Dickerson • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 218 • Burkeville, TX 75932-0218
(409)565-2201 • Fax: 565-2012
Dr. Keri Launius, Prinicpal • [email protected]
231 CR 2099., P. O. Box 218 • Burkeville, TX 75932-0218
(409) 565-2201, Ext. 232 • Fax: 565-4558
Technology
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Trista Wood •[email protected]
Burkeville Secondary School
231 CR 2099, P. 0. Box 218, Burkeville, TX 75932-0218
(409) 565-2201 • Fax: 565-2012
Grades: 7-12 Codes: 041 & 001
Julia House, Principal •[email protected]
231 CR 2099., P. O. Box 218 • Burkeville, TX 75932-0218
(409) 565-2201, Ext. 242 • Fax: 565-2461
Bernadette Gosey-Smith • [email protected]
(409) 565-2201, Ext 266
Chester ISD
273Yellowjacket Dr. • Chester, TX 75936
(936) 969-2371 FAX: (936) 969-2080
http://www.chesterisd.com
County District Code: 229-906* UIL: 1A
Wayne Ivey
Superintendent
[email protected]
Business Manager/Admin. Asst: Stephanie Willliams
(936) 969-2371, Ext/105 • stephanie@chesterisd.
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Grades: PreK-12
Wayne Ivey, Principal • [email protected]
273Yellowjacket Dr. • Chester, TX 75936
(936) 969-2353, Ext. 102 • Fax: (936) 969-3079
Colmesneil ISD
610 W. Elder St, P. O. Box 37 • Colmesneil, TX 75938-0037
(409) 837-5757 FAX837-9107
http://www.colmesneilisd.net
County District Code: 229-901 *UIL: 1A
Angela Matterson
Superintendent
[email protected]
Superintendent's Secretary:Ashley Rowden
Colmesneil Elementary School
Colmesneil High School
Yvette Cariton, Principal • [email protected]
Grades:7-12 Code: 001
Walter McAlpin, Principal • [email protected]
610 W. Elder St.- Colmesneil, TX 75938-0037
(409) 837-2229 • Fax: 837-9119
610 W. Elder St. • Colmesneil, TX 75938-0037
(409) 837-2225 • Fax: 837-5759
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Kevin Clark, Superintendent
[email protected]
Deweyville ISD
250 PVT 8145, P. 0. Box 408 • Deweyville, TX 77614-0408
(409) 746-2731 FAX: 746-3360
http://www.deweyvilleisd.com
Administrative Secretary: Sarah Slone
(409)746-2731, Ex.2221
sslone(5)dewevilleisd.com
County District Code: 176-903 * UIL3A
Deweyville High School
Carmen Purgahn, Coordinator • [email protected]
P. O. Box408 • Deweyville, TX 77614-0109
(409) 746-2731, Ex. 2232* Fax: 746-3360
Brad Haeggquist, Principal • [email protected]
171 State Highway 12 West • Orange, TX 77632
(409) 746-2685 • Fax: 746-9343
Deweyville Elementary School
LaJuan Addison, Principal • [email protected]
P. 0. Box409 • Deweyville, TX 77614-0409
(409) 746-2681, Ex. 2246 • Fax: 746-2753
Scott Campbell
Superintendent
East Chamber ISD
1955 St. Hwy 124 • Winnie, TX 77665
(409) 296-6100• FAX: (409) 2963528
http://www.eastchambers.net
County District Code: 036-903
[email protected]
Administrative Secretary: Christy Ridgaway
(409) 296-6100 • Fax: 296-3528
[email protected]
East Chambers Elementary School
East Chambers Jr. High School
Grades: EE-4 Code: 101
Kimberly Screen, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 296-6100-Fax: 296-3259
Lou Ann Rainey, Principal
1931 St. Hwy 124 • Winnie, TX 77665
(409) 296-6100-Fax: 296-2724
East Chambers Intermediate School
East Chambers High School
Lou Ann Rainey, Principal
213 School Road • Winnie, TX 77665
(409) 296-6100-Fax: 296-8102
Steven Franzen, Principal
316 East Fear Road • Winnie. TX 77665
234 E. Buccaneer Dr. • Winnie,TX 77665
(409) 296-6100-Fax: 296-9596
Gary Fairchild
Superintendent
Evadale ISD
908 FM 105, P. O. Box497 • Evadale, TX 77615-0497
(409) 276-1337 Ext. 14 FAX: 276-1908
http://www.esc5.net/evadale
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant: • Amanda Gravis
(409) 276-1337 Ext.3071 • [email protected]
CountyDistrict Code: 121-906 * UIL: 1A
District-wide mailing address: 908 FM 105, Evadale, TX 77615-0497
Evadale Elementary & Jr. High School
Grades: PreK-8 Codes: 101 & 041
Cheryl Jones, Principal • [email protected]
Dr. Abby lies, Director • [email protected]
230 Private Road 8315, P. 0. Box 497 • Evadale. TX 77615-0497
(409) 276-1337, Ext. 3080 • Fax: 276-1588
230 Private Road 8315, P. O. Box 497 • Evadale, TX 77615-0497
(409) 276-1337, Ext. 3082 • Fax: 276-1588
Technology Director
Evadale High School
Rusty Minyard, Principal • [email protected]
230 Private Road 8315, P. O. Box 497 • Evadale, TX 77615-0497
(409) 276-1337, Ext. 3074 • Fax: 276-1050
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Trey Miller • [email protected]
230 Private Road 8315, PO Box497 Evadale, TX 77615-0497
(409) 276-1337, Ext. 3076 • Fax: 276-1908
Pamela Lechler
Hamshlre-Fannett ISD
Superintendent
[email protected]
12702 2nd St., P. 0. Box 223 • Hamshire, TX 77622-0223
(409) 243-2133 FAX: 243-3437
http://www.hfisd.net
Administrative Assistant: Darla King
(409) 243-2133 Ext. 1105 •[email protected]'' \*t X
County District Code: 123-914 ' UIL: 3A
Hamshire-Fannett Intermediate School
Jon Burris •[email protected]
P. 0. Box 223 • Hamshire, TX 77622-0223
(409) 243-2517 • Fax: 243-3437
Colby Richards, Principal • [email protected]
11407 Dugat Road • Beaumont, TX 77705
(409) 794-1558-Fax: 794-1787
Director of Finance
Hamshire-Fannett Middle School
Shawn Clubb, Principal • [email protected]
11375 Dugat Road • Beaumont, TX 77705
Allison Byrd • [email protected]
P. O. Box 223 • Hamshire, TX 77622-0223
(409) 243-2517-Fax: 243-3437
Hamshire-Fannett Elementary School
(409) 794-1502-Fax: 794-3042
Hamshire-Fannett High School
Amanda Jenkins, Principal • [email protected]
23395 Burrell-Wingate Road • Beaumont, TX 77705-J
(409) 794-1412-Fax: 794-1049
Janna Carter, Principal • [email protected]
P. O. Box 223 • Hamshire, TX 77622-0223
(409) 243-2510-Fax: 243-2518
Hardin-Jefferson ISD
Dr. Shannon Holmes
520 West Herring St., P. O. Box 490 • Sour Lake, TX 77659-0490
(409) 981-6400 FAX: 287-2283
http://www.hjisd.net
County District Code: 100-905 MIII4A
Superintendent
[email protected]
Sour Lake Elementary School
Dm Ann Mushlian • [email protected]
Administrative Assistant: Belinda McDermand
520 West Herring Street • Sour Lake, TX 77659-0490
(409)981-6400
Daniel P. McFarland, Principal • [email protected]
1055Hwy. 326 S. • Sour Lake, TX 77659-0340
(409) 981-6440'Fax: 287-3987
Director of Operations
Brad Boullion • [email protected]
520West Herring Street• SourLake, TX 77659-0490
Henderson Middle School
(409) 981-6400
China Elementary School
3025 Hwy 326 South • Sour Lake, TX 77659
(409) 981-6420-Fax: 287-1235
Darnell Westfall, Principal • [email protected]
Dianne Timberlake, Principal •[email protected]
605 Henderson Avenue • P. O. Box 399 • China, TX 77613-0398
(409) 981-6410-Fax: 752-3623
Hardin-Jefferson High School
Grades: 9-12 Code. 001
Diana Valdez, Principal •[email protected]
3155 Hwy. 326 South • P. O. Box 639 • Sour Lake, TX 77659-0639
(409) 981-6430-Fax: 287-2258
High Island ISD
Dr. D'Ann Cathriner-Vonderau
P. O. Box 246 • High Island. TX 77623
(409) 286-5317 Fax: 286-5351
http://www.highislandisd.com
Superintendent
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant: Sabrina Bobino
County District Code: 084-903 • UIL: 1A
Curriculum Director/Counselor
Amanda Jackson • [email protected]
Financial Officer/Payroll
P. O. Box 246 • High Island, TX 77623
Laura Socha • [email protected]
(409) 286-5314-Fax: 286-2120
(409) 286-5317-Fax: 286-5351
Superintendent Secretary/Trans. Coord.
High Island Schools
Sabrina Bobino • [email protected]
Grades: K-12 Codes: 101/041/001
Kathy Smith, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 286-5317-Fax: 286-5351
(409) 286-5314-Fax: 286-2120
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Hull-Daisetta ISD
Mary Huckabay
Superintendent
[email protected]
P. 0. Box 477 • Daisetta, TX 77533-0477
(936) 536-6321, Ext. 141 • Fax: 536-6251
http://hdisd.net
Administrative Assistant: Tammy Smith
(936) 536-6321, Ext.143 [email protected]
Hull-Daisetta Elementary School
Hull-Daisetta High School
Grades: EE-6 Code 101
Grades: 9-12 Code 001
Quinn Godwin, Principal • [email protected]
P. O. Box 477 • Daisetta, TX 77533-0477
(936) 536-6321, Ext. 111 • Fax: 536-3839
Kevin Frauenberger, Principal • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 477 • Daisetta, TX 77533-0477
(936) 536-6667, Ext. 114 • Fax: 536-3800
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Hull-Daisetta Jr. High School
Quinn Godwin, Principal • [email protected]
P.O. Box 477 • Daisetta, TX 77533-0477
(936) 536-6321, Ext. 111 • Fax: 936-536-3839
Dr. Richard Skuza
Jasper ISD
Superintendent
[email protected]
128 Park Street • Jasper, TX 75951-3499
(409)384-2401 FAX: 382-1084
http://www.jasperisd.net
Administrative Assistant: Tammy Kelley
(409) 384-2401 Ext. 5 • [email protected]
CountyDistrict Code: 121-904 • UIL: 3A
District-wide mailing address: 128 Park Street, Jasper, TX 75951-3499
Executive Director for Curriculum,
Parnell Elementary School
Instruction & Assessment
Stacey Woolems • [email protected]
890 East Houston • Jasper, TX 75951
(409) 382-9484-Fax: 382-1028
Jess Conner, Principal • [email protected]
151 Park • Jasper, TX 75951
(409) 384-2212-Fax: 382-1114
Special Education Coordinator
Denise Hilton • [email protected]
890 EastHouston • Jasper, TX 75951
Jasper Jr. High School
John Seybold, Principal •[email protected]
211 2nd Street-Jasper,TX 75951
(409) 384-9484-Fax: 382-1028
Executive Director of Finance
Paula Horton • [email protected]
128 Park Street • Jasper, TX 75951-3499
(409)384-2401 'Fax: 382-1084
Jasper High School
Jean C. Few Primary School
(409) 384-3585-Fax: 382-1160
Lydia Bean, Interim Principal • [email protected]
400 Bulldog • Jasper, TX 75951
(409) 384-3242-Fax: 382-1310
Nicole Jones, Principal • [email protected]
225 Bulldog Avenue • Jasper, TX 75951
(409)489-9808-Fax: 382-1399
Richard Hazlewood
Kirbyville CISD
Superintendent
[email protected]
(409) 423-7520 FAX: 423-2367
Administrative Assistant: Donna Morgan
http://www.kirbyvillecisd.org
Director of Technology
Georgia Sayers • [email protected]
James Gaspard • [email protected]
206 East Main Street • Kirbyville. TX 75956-2128
(409) 423-7521 • Fax: 423-2367
(409) 423-7522 • Fax: 423-2367
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Kirbyville Elementary School
Kirbyville High School
Rene' Hogg, Principal • [email protected]
2100S. Margaret Street • Kirbyville, TX 75956-2128
(409) 423-8526 • Fax: 423-3753
Dennis Reeves, Principal •[email protected]
100 Wildcat Drive • Kirbyville, TX 75956-2128
(409) 423-7513-Fax: 423-5313
Kirbyville Jr. High School
Eric Cormier, Principal • [email protected]
2200S. Margaret Street • Kirbyville, TX 75956-2128
(409) 420-0692 • Fax: 423-6654
John Ferguson
Superintendent
Kountze ISD
160 Vaughn, P. O. Box460 • Kountze. TX 77625-0460
(409) 246-3352 FAX: 246-3217
http://www.kountzeisd.org
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant: Jeri Smith
Coordinator of Curriculum, Instruction &
Kountze Intermediate School
Assessment
Connie Joubert, Principal • [email protected]
150 Vaughn • Kountze, TX 77625-0460
(409) 246-8168-Fax:246-3857
PattiCrouch • [email protected]
160 Vaughn, P. O. Box460 • Kountze, TX 77625-0460
(409) 246-3352 FAX: 246-3217
Kountze Middle School
Philip Welch • [email protected]
160Vaughn, P. O. Box 460 • Kountze, TX 77625-0460
(409) 246-3352 FAX: 246-3217
Thomas Cooley. Principal • [email protected]
1676 FM 1293 • Kountze, TX 77625-0460
(409) 246-3551 • Fax:246-8907
Kountze Elementary School
Kountze High School
Shane Reyenga, Principal • [email protected]
565 Park • Kountze, TX 77625-0460
(409) 246-3877 Fax: 246-4138
Chet Deaver, Principal • [email protected]
Lisa Collins, Asst. Principal • [email protected]
1488 FM 1293 • Kountze, TX 77625-0460
(409) 246-3474-Fax:246-8180
Little Cypress - Mauriceville CISD
6586 FM 1130 • Orange, TX 77632-<
(409) 883-2232 FAX: 883-3509
http://www.lcmcisd.org
Dr. Pauline Hargrove
Superintendent
[email protected]
Secretary to Superintendent: Lisa Ludwig
County District Code: 181-908 * UIL 4A
Director of Secondary Curriculum
Greg Perry• [email protected]
6586FM 1130 • Orange,TX 77632-9808
(409) 883-2232 • Fax: 883-3509
& Instruction
Stacey Brister • [email protected]
6586 FM 1130 • Orange,TX 77632-9808
(409) 883-2232 • Fax: 883-3509
Director of Elementary
Curriculum & Instruction
Julia Dickerson [email protected]
6586FM 1130 • Orange,TX 77632-9808
Director of Special Programs
Dr. JimArmstrong [email protected]
6586 FM 1130• Orange, TX 77632-9808
(409) 883-6970 • Fax: 883-8027
(409) 883-2232 • Fax: 883-3509
Community Relations Coordinator
Kim Allen • [email protected]
6586 FM 1130 • Orange, TX 77632-9808
Sherry Combs • [email protected]
6586 FM 1130 • Orange,TX 77632-J
(409) 670-4600
(409) 883-2232 • Fax: 883-3509
Director of State & Federal Programs
Jody Slaughter• [email protected]
6586 FM 1130 • Orange, TX 77632-S
(409) 883-2232 • (409) 883-3509
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Little Cypress Elementary School
Little Cypress Jr. High School
Kayla Casey, Principal • [email protected]
5723Meeks Drive • Orange,TX 77632
(409) 886-2838-Fax: 886-8172
Ryan DuBose, Principal • [email protected]
6765 FM 1130-Orange, TX 77632
(409) 883-2317-Fax: 883-5044
Mauriceville Elementary School
Mauriceville Middle School
Buffy Knight, Principal • [email protected]
20040 West FM 1130 • Orange,TX 77632
(409) 745-1615-Fax: 745-5187
Todd Loupe, Principal • [email protected]
19952 FM 1130 • Orange, TX 77632
(409) 745-3970 • Fax: 745-3383
Little Cypress Intermediate School
Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School
Dr. Terri Estes, Principal • [email protected]
7327 North Hwy. 87 • Orange, TX 77632
(409) 886-5821 • Fax: 886-5762
Michael Ridout, Principal • [email protected]
2300Allie Payne • Orange, TX 77632
(409) 886-4245-Fax: 886-1828
John Valastro
Lumberton ISD
Superintendent
[email protected]
121 S. Main • Lumberton, TX 77657-0123
(409) 923-7580 FAX: 755-7848
http://www.lumberton.k12.tx.us
Superintendent's Secretary: Alex Zernial
Business Manager/Coordinator of
Director of Digital Learning Services
Business Services
Mary Johnson • [email protected]
Stacey Hughes • [email protected]
(409) 923-7580 • Fax: 755-7848
a,
(409) 923-7580 • Fax: 755-7848
Lumberton Middle School
Lumberton Early Childhood School
Grades: 7-8
Grades: PPCD, PreK, K,T-1
Leanna Stringer, Principal • [email protected]
Kevin Wing, Principal [email protected]
1020 S. Main • Lumberton, TX 77657
(409) 923-7695 • Fax: 755-6607
(409)923-7581 -Fax:751-0641
Lumberton High School
Lumberton Primary School
Grades: 1, 2, 3
Grades: 9-12
Darwin Davis, Principal • [email protected]
Kathenne Waldrop, Principal • [email protected]
103 L.H.S. Drive • Lumberton, TX 77657
128 E. Candlestick • Lumberton, TX 77657
(409) 923-7490 • Fax: 923-7444
(409) 923-7890 • Fax: 755-6576
Lumberton Intermediate School
Grades: 4-6
Paige Wing, Principal • [email protected]
107 L.H.S. Drive • Lumberton, TX 77657
(409) 923-7790 • Fax: 923-7764
Robert E. Madding
Superintendent
[email protected]
Nederland ISD
220 17th Street • Nederland, TX 77627-5029
(409) 724-2391, FAX: 724-4280
http://www.nederlandisd.org
Secretary to Superintendent: Edie A. Cessna
(409)724-2391 Ext. 1201
[email protected]
District-wide mailing address. 220
Assistant Superintendent,
17th Street, Nederland, TX 77627-5029
Assistant Superintendent,
Personnel/Auxiliary Services
Curriculum & Instruction
Dr. Stuart B. Kieschnick • [email protected]
Michael G. Laird • [email protected]
(409) 724-2391 Ext. 1235 • Fax: 724-4280
(409) 724-2391, Ext. 1228 • Fax: 724-4280
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Business Manager
Highland Park Elementary School
Melissa J. Wong • [email protected]
SissyYeaman, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 724-2391, Ext. 1210• Fax: 724-4280
200 South 6th Street • Nederland, TX 77627
(409) 722-0236, Ext. 6002 • Fax: 726-2694
Director of Special Education
Central Middle School
(409) 724-2391, Ext. 1243• Fax: 724-4280
Charles Jehlen, Principal • [email protected]
Traci Jones • [email protected]
200 17th Street • Nederland, TX 77627
Hillcrest Elementary School
(409) 727-5765, Ext. 3002 • Fax: 724-4275
J. Kevin Morrison, Principal • [email protected]
2611 Avenue H • Nederland, TX 77627
(409) 722-3484, Ext. 7002 • Fax: 726-2690
C.O.Wilson Middle School
W. Scott Clemmons, Principal • [email protected]
Langham Elementary School
(409) 727-6224, Ext. 4002 • Fax: 726-2699
2620 Helena Avenue • Nederland, TX 77627
Rosetta Morgan, Principal • [email protected]
Nederland High School
800 North 12th Street • Nederland, TX 77627
Dr. Steven Beagle, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 722-4324, Ext. 8002 • Fax: 724-4286
2101 18th Street • Nederland, TX 77627
Helena Park Elementary School
(409) 727-2741, Ext. 2002 • Fax: 726-2679
Tina Oliver, Principal • [email protected]
2800 Helena Avenue • Nederland, TX 77627
(409) 722-0462, Ext. 5002 • Fax: 726-2698
Alternative Campus Code: 002
Karen Bussell, Principal • [email protected]
300 S. 12th Street • Nederland, TX 77627
(409) 727-5241, Ext. 1102 • Fax: 724-4236
Michelle Barrow,
Superintendent
[email protected]
Newton ISD
720 Rusk Street • Newton, TX 75966
(409)420-6600 FAX: 379-2189
http://www.newtonisd.net
County District Code: 176-902 * UIL 2A
Superintendent's Secretary: Gwen Satterwhite
Assistant Superintendent of Operations
Johnny Metz • [email protected]
Newton Middle School
Judy Holleman, Principal •[email protected]
(409)420-8014-Fax: 379-8187
Business Manager
(409) 420-8007 • Fax: (409) 379-5082
Malinda Ortolon • [email protected]
Newton High School
(409)420-8010-Fax: 379-5130
Newton Elementary School
Grades: EC-5 Code: 104
(409) 420-8006 • Fax: (409) 379-3321
Timothy Kenebrew, Principal • [email protected]
Sarah Richardson, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 420-8003 • Fax: 379-2801
Dr. Stephen D. Patterson
Superintendent
[email protected]
Orangefield ISD
9974 FM 105, P. O. Box 228 • Orangefield, TX 77639-0228
(409) 735-5337 FAX: 735-2080
Superintendent's Secretary: Maria DuBose
http://www.orangefieldisd.net
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Finance
Jennifer Gauthier • [email protected]
PO Box 228 • Orangefield, TX 77639-0228
(409) 734-8606 • Fax: 735-2080
Shaun McAlpin • [email protected]
P0 Box 228 • Orangefield, TX 77639-0228
(409) 735-4873 • Fax: 735-2080
Orangefield Elementary School
Director of Support Services
Brian Ousley • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 228. • Orangefield, TX 77639
(409) 735-1282 • Fax: 738-2397
Zach Quinn, Principal • [email protected]
PO Box228 • Orangefield, TX 77639-0228
(409) 735-5346 • Fax: 735-3940
District Curriculum Coordinator
Kimberly Smalley, Elementary Coordinator •
[email protected]
(409) 735-3330 • Fax: 735-2080
Preston Clark, Principal • pclark@ orangefieldisd.net
(409) 735-6737 • Fax: 792-9605
Orangefield Jr. High School
Director of Special Programs
Orangefield High School
Dr. Dayna Smith • [email protected]
(409) 735-4895 • Fax: 735-2080
Dr. Benjamin Petty, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 735-3851 • Fax: 697-2301
Port Arthur ISD
Dr. Mark Porterie
4801 9th Avenue, Port Arthur, TX 77642
P. O. Box 1388 • Port Arthur, TX 77641-1388
Superintendent
[email protected]
(409) 989-6100 FAX: 989-6229
http://www.paisd.org
K. Lomasney, [email protected] 409-989-6238
Sondra Davis, [email protected] (409) 989-6295
M. Champ, [email protected], (409) 989-6244
District-wide mailing address: P.O. Box 1388, Port Arthur, TX 77641-1388
Assistant Superintendent for
Technology Supervisor
Curriculum & Instruction - Secondary
Anthony Jackson • [email protected]
Dr. Melvin Getwood • [email protected]
4801 9th Avenue • Port Arthur, TX 77642
P.O. Box 1388 • Port Arthur, TX 77641-1388
(409)989-6210 'Fax: 983-2528
(409) 989-6224 • Fax: 982-9030
Assistant Superintendent of
Academic Reform Officers
Business & Finance
Secondary Schools
Phyllis Geans • [email protected]
Robin Beaty • [email protected] • (409) 989-6247
Dr. Kim Vine • [email protected] • (409) 989-6258
(409) 989-6236 • Fax: 982-2528
Wheatley School of Early Childhood
Elementary Schools
Fax: 989-6259
Grades: EC, PreK Code: 111
Fredia Washington-Simmons, Principal/Director
[email protected]
Dr. Sharon Boutte • [email protected]
1100 Jefferson Drive • Port Arthur, TX 77642
(409) 984-8750 • Fax: 985-5487
(409) 989-6225 • Fax: 985-2483
Executive Director of Human Resources
Jimmy Wyble • [email protected]
(409) 989-6282 • Fax: 983-2733
Staff Sergeant Lucian Adams Elementary
Karla Obregon, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 964-4100 * (409) 982-5564
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DeQueen Elementary School
Thomas Jefferson Middle School
Jerry Gloston, Principal '[email protected]
Dr. Barbara Polk, Principal • [email protected]
740 DeQueen Boulevard • Port Arthur, TX 77640
2200 Jefferson Drive • Port Arthur. TX 77640
(409) 984-8900'Fax: 982-1843
(409) 984-4860 • FAX: 985-6945
Dick Dowling Elementary School
Abraham Lincoln Middle School
Amy Newcomb Jordan, Principal • [email protected]
LaSonya Baptiste, Principal • [email protected]
6301 Pat Avenue • Port Arthur, TX 77640
1023 Abe Lincoln Avenue • Port Arthur, TX 77640
(409) 984-4960 • Fax: 736-2406
(409) 984-8700 • Fax: 982-2847
Memorial 9th Grade Academy at Austin
Robert E. Lee Elementary School
Grade: 9 Code: 010
Reuben Sampson, Jr., Principal • [email protected]
3900 10th Street • Port Arthur, TX 77642
(409) 984-8300-Fax: 983-1649
Gloria Dodson, Principal • [email protected]
2441 61st Street • Port Arthur, TX 77640
(409) 984-4900 • Fax: 736-0267
Sam Houston Elementary School
Memorial High School
Melissa Oliva, Principal • [email protected]
Dr. Glenn Mitchell, Principal • [email protected]
3501 StaffSergeant Lucian Adams Drive • Port Arthur, TX 77642
(409) 984-4000 • Fax: 985-3376
3245 36th Street • Port Arthur, TX 77642
(409) 984-4800 • Fax: 985-8701
Port Arthur Alternative Center
William B. Travis Elementary School
Ramona Lee, Principal • [email protected]
Luther Thompson, Principal • [email protected]
1115 LakeviewAvenue • Port Arthur, TX 77642
(409) 984-4700 • Fax: 982-8966
(409) 984-8650 «Fax: 983-1108
Tyrrell Elementary School
Code: 004
1032 Dunbar-Port Arthur, TX 77640
CATE Building (Career & Technical Ed.)
Dr. Glenn Mitchell, Principal • [email protected]
3501 StaffSergeant Lucian Adams Drive • PortArthur, TX 77642
(409) 984-4750 • Fax: 983-2204
Dr. Lisa Chambers, Principal • [email protected]
4401 Ferndale • Port Arthur, TX 77642
(409) 984-4660 • Fax: 963-2765
Booker T. Washington Elementary School
Erica Seastrunk, Principal • [email protected]
1300 Freeman Ave., Port Arthur, TX 77640
(409) 984-8600 • Fax: 984-9631
Dr. Rodney Cavness
Superintendent
[email protected]
Port Neches-Groves ISD
(409) 722-4244 FAX: 724-7864
http://www.pngisd.org
County District Code: 123-908 * UIL4A
Executive Secretary: Cheryl Jourdan
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Administrative Services
Curriculum & Instruction/Technology
Mike Gonzales • [email protected]
Dr. Brenda Duhon • [email protected]
(409) 722-4244 • Fax: 724-7452
5840 West Jefferson • Groves, TX 77619
(409) 962-8446 • Fax: (409) 962-6861
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Business Manager
Ridgewood Elementary School
Sheri Drawhorn *[email protected]
Grade: K-3 Code: 103
Julie Gauthier, Principal • [email protected]
(409)722-3351-Fax:721-6237
2820 Merriman Street • Port Neches, TX 77651-5309
(409)722-7641 -Fax:721-9721
Taft Elementary School
Grade: PK-3 Code: 104
Port Neches Elementary School
Nathan Addison, Principal • [email protected]
2500 TaftAvenue • Port Arthur, TX 77619-3725
(409) 962-8446 • Fax: 962-6861
Amy Gil, Principal • [email protected]
Van Buren Elementary School
(409) 722-2262 • Fax: 729-7003
Joe Cegeilski, Principal • [email protected]
Groves Middle School
6400 Van Buren Avenue • Groves, TX 77619-3660
James Arnett, Principal •[email protected]
2101 Llano Street • Port Neches, TX 77651-3702
(409) 962-6511-Fax: 962-2043
5201 Wilson Avenue • Groves, TX 77619-6047
Woodcrest Elementary School
(409) 962-0225-Fax: 963-1898
Fae Sandifer, Principal • [email protected]
Port Neches Middle School
1522 Heisler Street • Port Neches, TX 77651-2213
(409) 724-2309 • Fax: 729-9480
Kyle Hooper, Principal • [email protected]
Groves Elementary School
749 Central Drive • Port Neches, TX 77651-3092
(409) 722-8115-Fax: 727-8342
Port Neches-Groves High School
Scarlet Hammersmith, Principal • [email protected]
Dr. Marc Keith, Principal • [email protected]
1401 Merriman Street • Port Neches, TX 77651-2952
(409) 729-7644 • Fax: 727-7371
3901 Cleveland Avenue • Groves, TX 77651-5224
(409) 962-1531 • Fax: 963-2484
West Groves Education Center
Jeff Kuchar, Director ofSpecial Education • [email protected]
5840 W. Jefferson • Groves, TX 77619-3725
(409) 962-9500 Ext. 5526 • Fax: 962-5981
Alternative Education Center
Code: 002
Scott Ryan, Coordinator • [email protected]
1810 Port Neches Avenue • Port Neches, TX 77651-2624
(409) 722-5924 • Fax: 724-1448
Kristi Heid
Sabine Pass ISD
5641 S. Gulfway, P. O. Box 1148 • Sabine Pass, TX 77655-1148
(409)971-2321 FAX: 971-2120
http://www.sabinepass.net
Superintendent
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant: Scottie Ray
(409)971-2321, Ext. 310
[email protected]
Business Office
Sabine Pass High School
Duyen Blanton, Buisness Manager • [email protected]
Belinda Peltier, Co-Business Manager • [email protected]
5641 S. Gulfway • Sabine Pass, TX 77655-1148
(409)971-2321 • Fax: 971-2120
Andrew Bates, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 971-2321-Fax: 971-2120
Sabine Pass Elementary & Middle School
Troy Gragg, III, Principal • [email protected]
(409)971-2321 • Fax: 971-2120
Richard Bain
Silsbee ISD
Superintendent
[email protected]
415 HWY 327 West • Silsbee, TX 77656-4799
(409) 980-7800 FAX: 980-7897
http://www.silsbeeisd.org
Administrative Assistant: Karen Powell
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Assistant Superintendent of Finance
Director of Curriculum
Kirsten Phillips • [email protected]
Sherrie Thornhill • [email protected]
415 West Avenue N • Silsbee, TX 77656-4799
(409) 980-7800 • Fax: 980-7897
(409) 980-7800 • Fax: 980-7897
Laura Reeves Elementary School
Cindy Smith • [email protected]
Terry Deaver, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 980-7800 Fax: 980-7897
695 Woodrow Road • Silsbee, TX 77656-4799
(409) 980-7800 • Fax: 386-5744
Kirby Elementary School
Edwards Johnson Middle School
1205 North 5th Street • Silsbee, TX 77656-4799
Sunee Stephens, Principal • [email protected]
1140 Hwy. 327 East • Silsbee, TX 77656-4799
(409) 980-7800 • Fax: 386-5792
(409) 980-7800 • Fax: 385-0635
Read-Turrentine Elementary School
Silsbee High School
Dariene Watson, Asso. Principal • [email protected]
Paul Trevino, Principal • [email protected]
1575 Hwy. 96 North • Silsbee, TX 77656-4799
730 South 7th Street • Silsbee, TX 77656-4799
(409) 980-7800 • Fax: 386-5765
(409) 980-7800 • Fax: 385-9115
Spurger ISD
Kendall Smith, Superintendent
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant: Cheryl Spangler
P. O. Box 38,12212 FM 92 So. • Spurger, TX 77660-0038
(409) 429-3464 Ext. 223 FAX (409) 429-3770
http://spurgerisd.org
(409) 429-3464 Ext. 223 •
[email protected]
Business Manager
Spurger High School
Connie Griffith • [email protected]
12212 FM 92 South • Spurger, TX 77660-0038
(409) 429-3464, Ext. 221 • Fax: 429-3770
Grades: 7-12 Code. 001
Ronnie Ford. Principal • [email protected]
12212 FM 92 South • Spurger, TX 77660-0038
(409)429-3464 Ext. 240 • Fax: 429-3770
Spurger Elementary School
Kim Parker, Principal • [email protected]
12212FM 92 South • Spurger, TX 77660-0038
(409) 429-3464 Ext. 235 • Fax: 429-3770
Dr. Jay Killgo
Superintendent
[email protected]
Vidor ISD
120 East BolivarStreet • Vidor, TX 77662
(409) 951-8714 FAX: 769-4384
http://www.vidorisd.org
Superintendent's Secretary: • Debbie Munoz
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum
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Johnny Ross •[email protected]
Jami Poteet • [email protected]
(409) 951-8706-Fax: 769-0093
(409) 951-8710'Fax: 769-0093
Assistant Superintendent of Human
Director of Finance
Resources
Sheila Schoen • [email protected]
David Croak • [email protected]
120 East BolivarStreet • Vidor, TX 77662
(409) 951-8720-Fax: 769-0093
(409) 951-8704-Fax: 769-0093
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Oak Forest Elementary School
Vidor Jr. High School
James McDowell, Principal •[email protected]
2400Highway 12 • Vidor, TX 77662
(409) 951-8864 Fax: 769-2678
945 North Tram Road • Vidor,TX 77662
Dr. DebraJordan, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 951-8975-Fax: 769-6754
Vidor Jr. High School
Pine Forest Elementary School
Dr. Debra Jordan, Principal • [email protected]
Linda Adams, Principal • [email protected]
945 North Tram Road • Vidor,TX 77662
4150 North Main Street • Vidor, TX 77662
(409) 951-8975 • Fax: 769-6754
(409) 951-8805-Fax: 786-1728
Vidor High School
Vidor Elementary School
JeffLeger, Principal '[email protected]
Travis Maines, Principal • [email protected]
500 Orange Street • Vidor, TX 77662
(409) 951-8902'Fax: 769-6767
400 East Railroad Avenue • Vidor, TX 77662
(409) 951-8834-Fax: 769-0211
AIM Center
Roxanne Manuel, Principal • [email protected]
500 Stadium Drive * Vidor,TX 77662
(409) 951-8780-Fax: 769-0443
Vidor Middle School
Jason Yeaman, Principal • [email protected]
2500Highway 12 • Vidor, TX 77662
(409) 951-8882-Fax: 783-0309
Brad McEachern, Superintendent
Warren ISD
[email protected]
P. O. Box 69 • Warren, TX 77664-0069
(409) 547-2241 FAX: 547-3405
http://www.warrenisd.net
Superintendent's Secretary: Sherry Mitchell
(409)547-2241 Ext. 110
[email protected]
Warren Elementary School
Warren High School
Steven Cox, Principal • [email protected]
James Swinney, Principal •[email protected]
P. O. Box 550 • Warren, TX 77664-0205
(409) 547-2247 • Fax: 547-0146
P. O. Box 190 • Warren, TX 77664-0205
(409) 547-2243 • Fax: 547-0214
Warren Jr. High School
Fred Elementary School
Kristina Wiedman Principal • [email protected]
Grades: PreK-5 Code 101
Chris Carter, Principal • [email protected]
P. O. Box 205 • Warren, TX 77664-0205
(409) 547-2246 • Fax: 547-2740
(409) 429-3240 • Fax: 429-3488
P. O. Box 10-Fred, TX 77616-0010
West Hardin County CCISD
Alan Andrus
39227 Hwy. 105• Saratoga, TX 77585
(936) 274-5061, Ext. 402 FAX: 274-4321
http://www.westhardin.org
Superintendent
[email protected]
Executive Secretary: Patti Graham
Business Manager
West Hardin Pre-K -12 Codes: 101 & 001
Cindy Moss, Principal '[email protected]
Penny White • [email protected]
39227 Hwy. 105• Saratoga, TX 77585
(936) 274-5061, Ext. 409 • Fax: 274-4321
936)274-5061 Ext. 411
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West Orange-Cove CISD
902 West Park St.., P. 0. Box 1107 • Orange, TX 77630-1107
(409) 882-5600 FAX: 882-5467
http://www.woccisd.net
Rickie R. Harris, Superintendent
[email protected]
Executive Administrative Asst. to the
SuperintendentDonielle Duff
District-wide mailing address: P.O. Box 1107, Orange, TX 77630-1107
Executive Director of Business Operations
Melinda James • [email protected]
902 West Park St., P. O. Box 1107 • Orange, TX 77630-1107
(409) 882-5437 • Fax: 882-5452
Executive Director of Human Resources
Anitra Goodwin • [email protected]
902 West Park St. • Orange, TX 77630-1107
(409) 882-5610 Fax: 882-5467
Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum &
West Orange-Stark Elementary School
Instructional Services
Dr. Silvia Martinez • [email protected]
902 West Park St. Orange, TX 77630-1107
(409) 882-5555 • Fax: 882-5467
Glenetta Henley, Principal • [email protected]
2605 Martin Luther King Jr. Street • Orange, TX 77630-1107
(409) 882-5630 • Fax: 882-5644
Director of Student Services
Dr. Nina LeBlanc • [email protected]
(409) 882-5407 • Fax: 882-5595
West Orange-Stark Middle School
Anthony Moten, Principal • [email protected]
1402W. GreenAvenue • Orange, TX 77630-1107
(409) 882-5520 • Fax: 882-5545
Executive Director of Operations
Dr. Wayne Guidry • [email protected]
(409) 882-5462, Fax: 882-5452
West Orange-Stark High School
North Early Learning Center
(409) 882-5570 • Fax: 882-5573
Rod Anderson, Principal • [email protected]
1400 Newton Street • Orange, TX 77630-1107
Grades: PreK Code: 104
Sherry Hardin, Principal • [email protected]
801 Cordrey • Orange, TX 77630-1107
(409) 882-5434 • Fax: 882-5449
Glen Conner
Woodville ISD
Superintendent
(409) 283-3752 FAX: 283-7962
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant: Tammy Watts
http://www.woodvilleeagles.org
(409) 283-3752
[email protected]
District-wide mailing address: 505 North Charlton. Woodville, TX 75979-4504
Director of Federal Programs/Curriculum
Laura Willis • [email protected]
Woodville Middle School
505 North Charlton Street, Woodville, TX 75979-4504
(409) 283-3752
Eric Holton, Principal •[email protected]
Gina Greaff, Asst. Prin. • [email protected]
Wheat Elementary School
500 Eagle Drive • Woodville, TX 75979-4504
(409) 283-7109-Fax: 331-3418
Christy Lawrence, Prin. •[email protected]
Joan Conner, Asst. Prin. •[email protected]
306 Kirby Dr., Woodville, TX 75979-4504
(409) 283-2452-Fax: 331-3409
Woodville High School
Morgan Wright, Principal • [email protected]
Dwayne Hollingsworth, Asst. Prin.
[email protected]
700 Eagle Drive • Woodville, TX 75979-4504
(409) 283-3714-Fax: 331-3427
Woodville Intermediate School
John Cooley, Principal •[email protected]
Chris Lawrence, Asst. Prin. •[email protected]
(409) 283-2549* Fax: 331-3412
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Area Coops and Member Districts
South Jasper County
Gulf Coast Co-op
Special Education Coop
Jerry Gore, Director
mbelianger@hjisd. net
jgore@bunaisd. net
P. O. Box 1087, Buna, TX 77612-1087
(409) 994-4895 •Fax: 994-4386
Members:
• Buna • Kirbyville
Tyler County Coop
Kathy Weaver, Director
kathy.weaver@woodvilleeagles. org
505 North Charlton Street
Woodville, TX 75979-4504
(409) 283-3752 • Fax: 283-7962
Members:
• Chester • Colmesneil • Spurger • Woodville
• Warren
Marcy Bellanger, Director
200 West Lee • China, TX 77613-0399
P. O. Box 399, China, TX 77613-0399
(409) 981-6460 • Fax: 752-5003
Members:
• Hamshire-Fannett
• Hardin-Jefferson
• High Island
Big Thicket Co-op
Sonia Cain, Director
[email protected]. tx.us
(409) 923-7453 • Fax: 923-7443
Members:
• Kountze • Lumberton • West Hardin
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Region 5 District Calendars 2015 - 201
REGION^ Student/Teacher
Holidays
District
Beaumont
Bridge City
Brookeland
Buna
Burkeville
Chester
Colmesneil
Deweyville
East Chambers
Evadale
(Bad Weather Days *)
First Day
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
West Orange-Cove
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 27
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
Woodville
August 24
Hamshire-Fannett
Hardin-Jefferson
High Island
Hull-Daisetta
Jasper
Kirbyville
Kountze
Little Cypress-Mauriceville
Lumberton
Nederland
Newton
Orangefield
Port Arthur
Port Neches-Groves
Sabine Pass
Silsbee
Spurger
Vidor
Warren
West Hardin
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Nov
Dec
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23-27
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23-27
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May27
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May 27
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25-27
21-31
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25-27
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May 27
June 3
May 26
May 27
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June 3
May 19
May 27
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30
June 3
Adjacent School Districts
Anahuac ISD
James Hopper, Superintendent • [email protected]
Box 369 • Anahuac, TX 77514-0369 • (409) 267-2000 • Fax: 267-3855
Special Services
Anahuac Middle School
Cindy Bertrand Director • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 1270'Anahuac,TX 77514-1270
Tammy Duhon, Principal • [email protected]
(409) 267-2017 • Fax: 267-3473
P. O. Box849 • Anahuac, TX 77514-0849
(409) 267-2040 • Fax: 267-3643
Anahuac Elementary School
Anahuac High School
Mitzi Higginbotham, Principal *[email protected]
P. O. Box399 •Anahuac, TX 77514-0399
(409) 267-2060 • Fax: 267-6119
Eric Humphrey, Principal • [email protected]
P. O. Box 1560 • Anahuac, TX 77514-1560
(409) 267-2010 • Fax:267-5192
Dayton ISD
Dr. Jessica Johnson, Superintendent • [email protected]
100 Cherry Creek Road • Dayton, TX 77535-0248 • (936) 258-2667 • Fax: 258-5616
Assistant Superintendent Student Services
Richter Elementary School
Allen Painter• [email protected]
P. 0. Box 248• Dayton, TX 77535-0248
(936) 258-2667, Ext. 1304• Fax: 258-5616
Assistant Superintendent Support
Services
Hector Herrera • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 248• Dayton, TX 77535-0248
(936) 258-2667, Ext. 1303• Fax: 258-5616
Assistant Superintendent Business
Services
Tami Pierce • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 248• Dayton, TX 77535-0248
(936) 258-2667 •Fax: 258-5616
Colbert Elementary School
Grades: Pre-K Code: 102
Nelly Tinkle, Principal • [email protected]
231 S. Colbert • Dayton, TX 77535
(936) 258-2727 • Fax: 2574151
Stephen F. Austin Elementary
Nelly Tinkle, Principal • [email protected]
702 S. Cleveland • Dayton, TX 77535
(936) 258-2535'Fax: 257-4138
Holly Hanks, Principal • [email protected]
2400N. Winfree • Dayton, TX 77535
(936) 258-7126 •Fax: 257-4179
Brown Elementary School
Brandy Strolberg, Principal • [email protected]
151 Brown Rd. •Dayton, TX 77535-0248
(936) 257-2796 •Fax: 257-4154
Nottingham Elementary School
Grade: 6 Code: 042
Benicia Bendele, Principal • [email protected]
302S. Cleveland • Dayton, TX 77535-0248
(936) 257-4100* Fax: 2574110
Woodrow Wilson Jr. High School
Rita Gilmore, Principal • [email protected]
309S. Hwy. 146• Dayton, TX 77535-0248
(936) 258-2309 •Fax: 257-4109
Dayton High School
Travis Young, Principal • [email protected]
3200 North Cleveland • Dayton, TX 77535
(936) 258-2510'Fax: 257-4047
Devers ISD
Elizabeth Harris, Superintendent • [email protected]
P. O. Box 488 • Devers, TX 77538-0488 • (936) 549-7591 • Fax: 549-7085
Devers Elementary School
Devers Jr. High
Elizabeth Harris Principal • [email protected]
P. O. Box488 • Devers, TX 77538-0488
P. O. Box488 • Devers, TX 77538-0488
(936) 549-7591 • Fax:549-7085
(936) 549-7591 • Fax: 549-7085
Elizabeth Harris, Principal • [email protected]
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Hardin ISD
Brandon Peavy, Superintendent • [email protected]
P. O. Box 330 • Hardin, TX 77561 • (936) 298-2112 « Fax: 298-9161
Hardin Elementary School
Hardin Jr. High School
Grades: PK-4
Grades: 7-8
Jennifer Stein, Principal • [email protected]
Julia Hall, Principal • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 330 • Hardin, TX 77581-0330
P.O.Box330• Hardin,TX 77651
(936) 298-2114* Fax: 298-9153
(936) 298-2054* Fax: 298-3264
Hardin Intermediate School
Grades: 5-6
Grades: 9-12
JuliaHall, Principal • [email protected]
Richard Ressler, Principal • [email protected]
Hardin High School
P.O.Box330«Hardin,TX 77561
P.O.Box330-Hardin,TX 77651
(936) 298-2834 • Fax: 298-3782
(936)298-2118•Fax: 298-3612
Huntington ISD
David Flowers, Superintendent • [email protected]
P. O. Box 328 • Huntington, TX 75949 • (936) 876-4287 • (936) 876-3212
Huntington Elementary School
Hardin Intermediate School
Grades: PK-3
Grades: 4-5
Melanie Stubblefield, Principal • [email protected]
408EastLinn St. • Huntington, TX 75949
Sandy Flowers, Principal • [email protected]
950Gibson St. • Huntington, TX 75949
(936) 876-3432* Fax: 422-4419
(936) 876-5194 • Fax: 422-4450
Huntington Middle School
Huntington Pride School
Grades: 6-8
Grades: 9-12
Shane Stover, Principal • [email protected]
908 North Fifth Street • Huntington, TX 75949
Andy Trekell, School Director • [email protected]
908 Main Street• Huntington, TX 75949
(936) 876-4722 • Fax: 876-4009
(936) 876-4287'Fax: 422-4352
Huntington High School
Grades: 9-12
Jason Adams, Principal •[email protected]
952 Gibson Street • Huntington, TX 75949
(936) 876-4150 • Fax: 876-3057
Liberty ISD
Dr. CodyAbshier, Superintendent • [email protected]
Cindy Liles, Secretary to the Superintendent • [email protected]
1600 Grand Avenue » Liberty, TX 77575-4725 • (936) 336-7215, Ext. 233• Fax: (888) 519-6836
Liberty Middle School
& General Counsel
Randy Gunter • [email protected]
Rhonda Smith, Principal • [email protected]
(936)336-7215
(936)336-3582
San Jacinto Elementary School
Liberty High School
Tom Connelly, Principal •[email protected]
(936)336-3161
Dr. Chad Barrett, Principal • [email protected]
(936)336-6483
Liberty Elementary School
Stacey Cain, Principal • [email protected]
(936)336-3603
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West Sabine ISD
Mike Pate, Superintendent - [email protected]
P. O. Box 869 • Pineland, TX 75968-0869 • (409) 584-2655 Fax: 584-2139
West Sabine Elementary School
West Sabine High School
Ryan Fuller, Principal • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 869 • Pineland, TX 75968-0869
(409) 584-2525 • Fax: 584-2695
Deborah Lane, Principal • [email protected]
P. 0. Box 869 • Pineland, TX 75968-0869
(409) 584-2205 • Fax: 584-3096
Charter Schools
Bob Hope School
Fallbrook College Preparatory Academy
Bobby Lopez, Superintendent • [email protected]
Dr. Leslie Woodard, Superintendent • [email protected]
Rhonda Calhoun, Assistant Principal
Sheilia Grant, BusinessManager
2849 9th Avenue • Port Arthur, Texas 77642-3961
(409) 983-3244 * Fax(409) 932-6408
12512 Walters Rd., Houston, TX 77014
Ehrhart School
Grades PreK-8
(281) 880-1360 • FAX: (281) 880-1362
Lynn Hogg, Superintendent • [email protected]
Corina Long, Principal • [email protected]
Harmony Science Academy Beaumont
Klediol Murati, Principal • [email protected]
3380 Fannin • Beaumont, TX77701
(409)839-8200 • FAX: 839-8242
4055 CalderAvenue• Beaumont, TX77706
(409) 838-4000 «FAX: 8384009
Evolution Academy
Tekoa Academy - Orange Campus
Grades PreK (ages: 3-4) - 5th Grade
Grades 9-12
Dr. Veronica Durden, Principal
Rhonda Oredo, CampusCoordinator
1408 W. Park Avenue. • Orange, TX 77630
3920 Cardinal Drive, Beaumont,TX 77705
(409) 239-5553 • FAX: (409) 347-7135
La Amistad Love and Learning Academy
(409) 886-9864 • FAX: 886-0961
Grades PreK-5
Syeda Alam, Interim Superintendent/CEO •[email protected]
10860 Rockley Road, Houston, TX 77099
(281) 988-9201 • FAX: (281) 988-9201
Tekoa Academy - PreK Center
Grades PreK (Ages 3-4)
Lajuana Veltz, CampusCoordinator
3119 Gulfway Dr. • Port Arthur, TX 77642
(409) 982-5400 • FAX: 983-5504
Tekoa Academy of Accelerated Studies
STEM School Grades Pre K-12
Dr. Paula Richardson CEO/Principal
[email protected]
326Thomas Boulevard • PortArthur, TX 77640
(409) 982-5400 • FAX: 982-8498
Vista Academy of Jasper
Grades K-8
Laura McMillon, Campus Director
1501-B South Wheeler • Jasper, TX 75951
(409) 489-9222 • FAX: (409) 489-9272
Diocese of Beaumont
Administrative Office
St. Anthony Cathedral School
Macia Stevens, Superintendent • [email protected]
Grades PreK-8
P.O. Box3948 • Beaumont, TX 77704-3948
(409) 924-4322 • FAX: 838-4511
www.dioceseofbmt.org
Maribeth Morris, Principal • mmorris@stanthonycathedralschool.
org
850 Forsythe Street • Beaumont, TX 77701-2812
(409)832-3486• FAX: 838-9051
St. Anne Catholic School
www.stanthonycathedralschool.org
Grades PreK-8
Alison Kiker, Principal • [email protected]
375 N. 11th Street • Beaumont, TX 77702-1834
(409) 832-5939 • FAX: 8324655
Hayley Reeves, Assistant Principal • [email protected]
www.sasbmt.com
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Diocese of Beaumont Continued
Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School
St. Mary Catholic School
Grades 9-12
Grades PreK-8
Roger Bemis, Principal • [email protected]
Kelli Mahan, Assistant Principal ofAcademics • [email protected]
April Vemon, Assistant Principal of Discipline • [email protected]
5950 Kelly Drive • Beaumont, TX 77707-3599
(409) 866-2351 • FAX: 866-0917
Administrative Assistant: Krissy McKinley
www.kelly.beaumont.tx.us
Donna Darby, Principal • [email protected]
2600Bob Hall Road • Orange, TX 77630-2418
(409) 883-8913 • FAX: 883-0827
School Secretary: Rosa Fuller
www.stmaryschooltx.org
St. Catherine of Siena School
Grades PreK-8
Haidee Todora, Principal • [email protected]
3840 Woodrow Drive • PortArthur, TX 77642-2398
(409) 962-3011 • FAX: 962-5019
School Secretary: Amber Owens
www.stcats.org
Private Schools
All Saints Episcopal School
Legacy Christian Academy
Grades PreK-8
Catherine "Scootie" Clark, Head of School
Grades PreK3-12
Jon Cregor, Director/JH &HS Principal
[email protected]
Rhonda Cregor, Director ofCollege Placement andAdmissions
[email protected]
[email protected]
4108Delaware Street • Beaumont, TX 77706
(409) 892-1755 • FAX: 892-0166
8200Highway 105• Beaumont, TX 77713
(409) 924-0500 • FAX: 924-0953
Janis Lowe, Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
St. Paul's Episcopal School
Community Christian School
Grades PreK-4
Grades K-12
Sharon Brown, Principal •[email protected]
Laurie Beard, Head ofSchool/Principal
Lorelei Jackson, Assistant Principal/HS Counselor
3400 MLK Drive • Orange, TX 77632
(409) 883-4531 Ext. 121 • FAX: (409) 883-8855
1707 W. Bluff • Woodville, TX 75979
(409) 283-7555 • FAX: 283-7555
Texas SDA School System
Kara Dewbery, JH/HS Administrative Assistant
Tim Grove, Principal
P.O. Drawer H • Groves, TX 77619-9999
(409) 963-3806
Elizabeth Morris, Elementary Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
(409)883-4531 Ext. 121
Windham Schools
Larry Gist State Jail Unit - Education Dept.
Ms. Lanell Higginbotham, Principal
Federal Correctional Complex
Marty Carasco, Asst. Supervisor ofEducation
3295FM 3514 • Beaumont, TX 77705
(409) 727-8400, Ext 2166 • FAX: 721-8409
P.O. Box 26045 • Beaumont, TX 77720-6045
(409) 727-0101 Ext. 5315
Glenn Goodman Unit Education Dept.
Brian Henderson, Principal
349 Private Road 8430 • Jasper, TX 75951
(409) 383-0012, Ext. 3292• FAX: 383-2555
Gib Lewis Unit - Education Dept.
Brian Henderson, Principal
777 FM 3497 • Woodville, TX 75990-9000
(409) 283-8181, Ext. 8240• FAX: 283-8181
Mark Stiles Unit - Education Dept.
Lanell Higginbotham, Principal
3060FM 3514• Beaumont, TX 77705
(409) 722-5255, Ext. 3333 • FAX: 719-4159
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Lamar University - Beaumont
Administration
Dr. Kenneth Robert Evans, President
[email protected]
P.O. Box 10001 • Beaumont, TX 77710
(409) 880-8405 • FAX 880-8404
Educational Technology Center for
Distance Learning & Professional
Development
Johnny Jarrell, Director • [email protected]
P. O. Box 10794, Beaumont, TX 77710
College of Education and Human Development
Dr. Robert J. Spina, Dean • [email protected]
P.O. Box 10034 • Beaumont, TX 77710
(409) 880-8661 • FAX 880-8662
(409)880-1847« FAX: 880-1856
Professional Pedagogy
Dr. Betty Duncan, Chair
P.O. Box 10034 • Beaumnt, TX 77710
(409) 880-8217 • FAX 880-8052
Educational Leadership
College of Education and Human Development
Dr. James Mixon, Chair • [email protected]
Texas Academy of Leadership in the
P.O. Box 10034 • Beaumont, TX77710
Humanities
(409) 880-7362 • FAX 880-7788
Dr. Ted Stuberfield, Director • [email protected]
Dr. Bob Thompson, Director • [email protected]
P.O. Box 10062 • Beaumont, TX77710
(409) 839-2995* FAX 839-2991
P.O. Box10098 • Beaumont, TX 77710
(409) 880-1841 • FAX 880-8685
Department of Family & Consumer Sciences
Dr. Greg Thompson, Department Chair
[email protected]
P. O. Box 10035, Beaumont, TX 77710
(409) 880-8663 • FAX 880-8666
Lamar Institute of Technology
Administration
Lisa Schroeder, Director, Student FinancialAid
Dr. Paul J. Szuch, President • [email protected]
[email protected]
855 E. Lavaca • Beaumont, Texas 77710
(409)839-2022
855 E. Lavaca • Beaumont, Texas 77710
(409)880-8596
Dr. Daniel Wright, Vice President -Academic Affairs
[email protected]
855 E. Lavaca• Beaumont, Texas77710
(409) 839-2048 • Fax (409) 880-2083
JoanneBrown, Director, Development/Ex. Director, LIT Foundation
[email protected]
855 E. Lavaca• Beaumont, Texas77710
(409)839-2956
Dr. Jason Smith, Vice-President for Student Services
Frank J. Robinson Center - Silsbee
[email protected] • 855 E. Lavaca
Sharon Jacobs, Coordinator, [email protected]
Beaumont, Texas 77710
1355 West MLK Dr. • Silsbee, Texas 77656
(409)386-0065
(409)880-8188
Pat Calhoun, Vice-President ofWorkforce Development
[email protected] • 855 E. Lavaca
Beaumont, Texas 77710
(409)839-2014
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Lamar State College - Orange
Dr. Michael Shahan, President • [email protected]
Ron E. Lewis Library Building • 410 Front Street, Room 308 • Orange, TX 77630
(409) 882-3314 • FAX: (409) 882-3098
Lamar State College - Port Arthur
Dr. Betty J. Reynard, President • [email protected]
1500 Procter Street • Port Arthur, TX 77640
(409) 984-6100 • (800) 477-5872 • FAX: (409) 984-6032
Angelina Community College
Dr. Larry Phillips, President • [email protected]
3500 South First Street • Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 633-5201 • FAX: (936) 639-4299
TEA & TRS
Texas Education Agency (TEA)
www.tea.state.tx.us • [email protected]
William Travis Building. • 1701 N. Congress Avenue. • Austin, TX 78701
(512) 463-9734 • FAX: (512) 463-9838
Teacher Retirement System (TRS) • www.trs.state.tx.us
1000 Red River Street •Austin, TX 78701-2698 • (800) 223-8778
State Board of www.tea.state.tx.us
Education Representatives
David Bradley (District 7)
Brazoria, Chambers, Galveston, Hardin, Jasper, Jefferson, Liberty, Newton, Orange, Sabine, San Augustine,
Tyler Counties andparts ofFort Bend County
2165 North • Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 835-3808 • FAX: (409)833-5134
Professional Organizations
Texas Association of Community Schools (TACS) •www.tacsnet.org
1011 San Jacinto Boulevard, Suite 204•Austin, TX 78701-2431
(512)440-8227'FAX: (512)442-6705
Texas Association of Rural Schools (TARS) •www.tarsed.org
401 West Dry • San Saba,TX 76877
(325) 372-5821 • FAX: (325) 372-6163
Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA) •www.tasanetorg
406 East 11th Street • Austin, TX 78701-2617
(512) 477-6361 • (800) 725-8272 • FAX: (512) 482-8658
Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) • www.tasb.org
P.O. Box400 • Austin, TX 78767-04000
(512) 467-0222 • (800) 580-8272 • FAX: (512) 467-3554
Texas Elementary Principals &Supervisors Association (TEPSA) •www.tepsa.org
501 East 10thStreet • Austin, TX 78701
(512) 478-5268 • (800) 252-3621 • FAX: (512) 478-1502
Texas Association of Secondary School Principals (TASSP) •www.tassp.orq
1833S.IH-35•Austin,TX 78741
(512) 433-2100 • FAX: (512) 442-3343
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Texas Government Information
Bill Status Hotline: (877) 824-7038
Governor Greg Abbott *www.governor.state.tx.us
Officeof the Governor • P.O. Box 12428 •Austin, TX 78711-2428
(512) 463-2000 • (800) 843-5789 • FAX: (512) 463-1849
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick • www.ltgov.state.tx.us
Capitol Station • P.O. Box 12068'Austin, TX 78711
(512) 463-0001 • (800) 441-0373 • FAX: (512) 463-0677
House Speaker Joe Straus *www.house.state.tx.us
Room CAP 2W.13 • P.O. Box 2910 •Austin, TX 78768-2910
(512) 463-1000 • FAX: (512) 463-0675
Texas State Senators
www.senate. tx. us/75r/senate/members.htm
Sen. Robert Nichols (District 3) • Jasper, Newton &Hardin, Orange &Tyler Counties
P. O. Box 12068 Capitol Station, Austin, TX 78711
(512) 463-0103 • (936) 588-739V FAX: (936) 588-1713
Sen. Brandon Creighton (District 4) • Chambers andJefferson Counties
P.O. Box 12068 Capitol Station, Austin, TX 78711
(512)463-0104
Texas State Representatives
www.house.state.tx.us/ifnembers
Rep. James White (District 19)• Hardin, Jasper, Newton, Polk and Tyler Counties
Room E 2.204, Capitol Extension • P.O. Box 2910, Austin, TX 78768
(512)463-0490 »FAX: (512)463-9059
Rep. Dade Phelan (District 21) • Part of Jefferson County, Orange County
P.O. Box 848 • Nederland, TX 77627
(512) 463-0706 • FAX: (512) 463-1861 • (409) 745-2777 • FAX: 729-3241
Rep. Joe Deshotel (District 22) • Part ofJefferson County
One Plaza Square, Suite203• PortArthur, TX 77642
(512) 463-0662 • FAX: (512) 463-8381 •(409) 724-0788 • FAX: (409) 724-0750
Rep. Wayne Fairchild (District 23)•Chambers and part of Galveston County
2121 Market St., Suite205, Galveston, TX 77550
(512) 463-0502 •(800) 345-2630 •FAX: (512) 936-4260 •(409) 762-0304 • FAX: (409) 762-0351
United States Government Information
White House CommentUna: (202) 456-1111
President Barack Obama •www.whitehouse.gov
White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
(202)456-1414
Sen. John Cornyn •www.cornyn.senate.gov
Sen. Ted Cruz •www.cruz.senate.gov
517 Hart Senate Office Building •Washington, DC 20510
(202) 224-2934 •FAX: (202) 228-2856
Dist. Office: 5300 Memorial Drive, Suite 980 •Houston, TX 77007
(713) 572-3337 • FAX: (713) 572-3777
185 Dirksen, Senate State Bldg. •Washington, DC 20510
(202) 224-5922
Dist. Office: 808 Travis St., Suite 1420 • Houston TX 77002
(713) 718-3057
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Education Service Center Directors
Region 1 ESC • www.esd .net
Dr. Cornelio Gonzalez
1900 West Schunior Street • Edinburg, TX
Region 11 ESC • www.esd 1.net
Dr. Clyde Steelman, Jr.
1451 South Cherry Lane • White Settlement,
TX 76108
78541-2234
(956) 984-6000 • FAX: (956) 984-7655
Region 2 ESC • www.esc2.us
Dr. RickAlvarado
209 North Water Street • Corpus Christi, TX
78401-2528
(817) 740-3600 • FAX: (817) 740-7600
Region 12 ESC • www.esc12.net
Dr. Jerry Maze
2101 W. Loop 340 • Waco, TX 76712-3409
(254) 297-1212 • Fax: (254) 666-0823
(361) 561-8400 • FAX: (361) 883-3442
5701 Springdale Road -Austin, TX 78723-
Mr. Rich Elsasser
3675
Dr. Patricia Shafer
1905 Leary Lane • Victoria, TX 77901-2899
(361) 573-0731 • FAX: (361) 576-4804
(512) 919-5313 • FAX: (512) 919-5374
Mr. Ronnie Kincaid
Dr. Pam Wells
7145 West Tidwell • Houston, TX 77092-2096
1850 Hwy 351 -Abilene, TX 79601-4750
(325) 675-8600 • FAX: (325) 675-8659
(713) 462-7708 • FAX: (713) 744-6514
Region 15 ESC • www.netxv.net
612 S. Irene • San Angelo, TX 76903
(325) 658-6571 • FAX: (325) 655-4823
Mr. Scot Goen
Mr. Michael Holland
3332 Montgomery Road • Huntsville, TX
77340-6499
(936) 435-8400 • FAX: (936) 295-1447
Mrs. Elizabeth Abernethy
1909 North Longview Street • Kilgore, TX
75662-6827
(903) 988-6700 • FAX: (903) 988-6708
Mr. Ray Cogburn
5800 Bell Street • Amarilfo, TX 79109-6230
(806) 677-5000 • FAX: (806) 677-5001
Dr. Kyle Wargo
1111 West Loop 289 • Lubbock, TX 794165029
(806) 792-4000 • FAX: (806) 792-1523
Region 8 ESC • www.reg8.net
Dr. David W. Fitts
4845 U.S. Hwy 271 N • Pittsburg, TX 75686-4303
(903) 572-8551 • FAX: (903) 575-2611
Mr. John Thomas
2811 LaForce Boulevard • Midland, TX 79706
(432) 567-3210 • FAX: (432) 561-4311
Dr. Armando Aguirre
Mr. Wes Pierce (Interim)
301 Loop 11 • Witchita Falls, TX 76306-3706
(940) 322-6928 • FAX: (940) 767-3836
6611 Boeing Drive • El Paso, TX 79925
Region 10 ESC • www.region10.org
Dr. Gordon Taylor
400 E. Spring Valley Road • Richardson, TX
75081-5101
(972) 348-1700 • FAX: (972) 231-3642
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(915) 780-T919 • FAX: (915) 780-6537
Dr. Ronald L. Beard
1314 Hines Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78208-1899
(210) 370-5200 • FAX: (210) 370-5750
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NOTES/DIRECTORY UPDATES
DESCRIPTIONS OF EQUIPMENT /PROGRAMS/WORKSHOPS
FEATURED ON FRONT COVER
MAKERBOT REPLICATOR DESKTOP 3D PRINTER
3D printers are changing the way we create and learn. These printers will impact education by providing student
opportunities for experimentation and real-world applications. The goal of Region 5 ESC is to provide teachers
with engaging and motivating ideas and best practices for integration in the classroom.
HOW TO MAKE YOUR SCHOOL A GREAT PLACE TO WORK
This training outlines a process to accomplish the goal of making your District the best place your employees have
ever worked. It begins by identifying the ideal employee, establishing the desired school culture and climate, and
continuing with specific strategies for the implementation of hiring and retaining the highest quality employees.
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CLI ENGAGE
CLI Engage is a comprehensive professional development and child progress monitoring system for pre-k
teachers in Texas public schools and Head Start programs. The system will launch in Fall 2015. Access to the
online professional development resources and child progress monitoring tools is free to all pre-k teachers at
Texas school districts, charter schools, and Head Start programs. Following the launch of the CLI Engage
platform in public schools and Head Start programs, there will be opportunities for child care programs serving
at-risk children to access these Texas School Ready! resources.
MATHEMATICS INTERACTIVE JOURNALING, GRADES 3 - ALGEBRA I
In this workshop, teachers will experience how to use the TEKS based Math interactive journal
(foldable ®) Foldables ® and how they can be integrated into daily lessons, into station activities or used as a spiral
review during the year. This tool is invaluable for teachers and students to successfully implement our more rigorous
math TEKS and prepare for the Texas STAAR assessment.
VGO VIDEOCONFERENCING ROBOT
The Vqo Robot will allow students who will be off campus or homebound for a significant period of time due to
illness to be fully active participants in their classrooms. The Vgo robot allows students and teachers simple and
safe participation during classroom instruction just like students who are physically present in the class.
T-TESS & T-PESS
T-TESS is the new Texas Teacher Evaluation Support System and T-PESS is the new Texas Principal Evaluation
Support System. These are required trainings for those that will be evaluating teachers/principals and will be fully
implemented in the 2016-17 School Year.
YOUTH SOLUTIONS CAREER EXPO
The Youth Solutions Career Expo will present students with job readiness skills, and they will have access to an
event center full of business and industry professionals. The event is based around HB5 and post-secondary
options for students in our area. Plans are to make this an annual event.
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ONLINE COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS RESOURCE CENT
Trainings will be held for you to discover the Online College and Career Readiness Resource Center. Discover why
colleae and career readiness is so imDOrtant to the economv and world and learn how to build suDDortive DartnershiDS.
USING GUIDED MATH TO STRENGTHEN STUDENTS MATH LEARNING
Need more information on what Guided Math really looks like? This professional development, based on the National
training from the Bureau of Education and Research, defines what occurs during a Guided Math Session and includes
many videos of real classrooms implementing it. This training helps teachers understand the difference between Guid
ed Math and Math Stations.
REGION
350 Pine Street, Suite 500
Beaumont, TX 77701
(409)951-1700
(409) 951-1800 Main Fax
(409) 951-1802 Business Office
www.esc5.net
We are Educational Professionals
serving Educational Professionals

2015-16 Final Directory

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