THE SCHOOL BOARD OF

ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA



MINUTES, AUGUST 17, 1999





The School Board of Escambia County, Florida, convened for the Public Forum at 6:00 p.m. in Room 160, Hall Center, 30 East Texar Drive, Pensacola, Florida, with the following present:



Chairman: Dr. Hal Mason Vice Chairman: Mrs. Cary Stidham



Members: Dr. John DeWitt

Mrs. Janice Gilley

Dr. Elmer Jenkins



School Board Attorney: Mrs. Maureen George



Superintendent of Schools: Mr. Jim May



Dr. Mason called the Public Forum to order at 6:00 p.m. and announced that the Regular Board Meeting would immediately follow the Public Forum.



The Board recognized the following speakers:

1) Ms. Robin Adkison, 4008 East Johnson, Pensacola, Florida, 32514, discussed concerns regarding O. J. Semmes Montessori Academy related to building conditions including asbestos in the school, poor air conditioning in the cafeteria, too many portables, restrooms that are constantly overflowing, no paved parking, and no office suite. She inquired concerning the status of repairs at the school. Dr. Mason suggested that Ms. Adkison confer with Dr. David Epperson, Assistant Superintendent for Facilities Planning and Maintenance, for follow-up on the status of repairs listed in the District Five-Year Master Plan and One-Half Cent Sales Tax projects.

2) Mr. Steven Tuley, 7375 Glidden Lane, Pensacola, Florida, 32526, spoke concerning the opening of the new N. B. Cook School and expressed support of plans to utilize the old N. B. Cook School as part of the school system.

3) Ms. Karen Stevenson, 4405 Deveau Way, Pensacola, Florida, 32505, stated that she was a 1998 graduate and scholarship recipient. She conveyed her concerns about students being victims of battery, and she cited a personal experience. She asked that the Board consider ways to make the schools safer.

4) Mrs. Judy Ladner, Principal, and Ms. Linda Brown, Intern Principal, A. A. Dixon Elementary School, expressed thanks to Mrs. Stidham, who donated cases of writing paper and brought them to the school, and to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gilley, who made a donation to the PTA.







There being no further speakers, Dr. Mason called the Regular Meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. The invocation was given by Ms. Karen Dany, and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mr. Frank Lovelace. Mr. May announced that the Regular Board Meetings were now being televised, and he introduced Miss Jennifer Willi and Mr. Levi Daniel, Tate High School students, who operated the television cameras under the direction of Ms. Melanie Gambil, Instructional Video Specialist.



Superintendent May listed additions and deletions to the agenda as follows:



RESOLUTIONS:

ADD: 3) Take Stock in Children Program - Designating Week of September 13-17, 1999, as

Take Stock Mentor Week - Foundation for Excellence in Education



PRESENTATIONS:

ADD: 3) Award from Tom Gallagher, Commissioner, Florida Department of Education, to District

Finalist/Nominee for 1999 Florida School-Related Employee of the Year - Rita Barton



V. HUMAN RESOURCES

 

A. Instructional

1. Appointments

SEE: AMENDED BACKUP



B. Educational Support Personnel

4. Suspensions

SEE: AMENDED BACKUP

5. Dismissals

SEE: AMENDED BACKUP



VI. FINANCE

3. Statements for Legal Services: a) Edward P. Fleming, P. A. $4,079.84

b) Edward P. Fleming, P. A. 208.50

c) Edward P. Fleming, P. A. 626.16

d) Edward P. Fleming, P.A. 121.00

SEE: AMENDED BACKUP

4. Resolution to Amend District School Budget

a) Resolution 10: General Fund

b) Resolution 11: Other Special Revenue Fund

c) Resolution 2: Financial Aid Trust Fund

d) Resolution 1: Debt Service Fund

e) Resolution 1: Special Revenue - Food Service

f) Resolution 12: Capital Outlay Fund

SEE: AMENDED BACKUP



VII. PURCHASING

14. Professional Services to Provide Comprehensive NRSI Staff Development Training for Navy Point Elementary School

SEE: ADDITIONAL BACKUP







21. Change Notice #2 to Purchase Order # 176699 (Amspacher & Amspacher)

SEE: AMENDED BACKUP



IX. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION AND TRANSPORTATION

PULLED: 2. Contract for Services between the Escambia County School Board and Cang Pham for ESOL/Migrant Family and Title I Eligible Children Services.





XI. ITEMS FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT

NOTES: Item Number XI.4 (Student Number 99-151-601), Request for Formal Hearing

8. Administrative and Professional salary issues.

SEE: ADDITIONAL BACKUP

10. ESP negotiation issues/Approval of Contract Amendments.

SEE: ADDITIONAL BACKUP

DELETE: 6. Recommend that, consistent with the decision of the formal hearing officer, student number 99-262-521 be expelled from all public schools of Escambia County for the remainder of the 1998-99 school year and the first semester of 1999-2000 school year. It is further recommended that the student be given the option to enroll, if qualified and if space is available, in an alternative educational program exclusive of regular school placement. Placement to be at the discretion of the Superintendent and to be available as an alternative during the full expulsion time frame.



XII. ITEMS FROM THE BOARD

DELETE: 6. Items from the Board - Transportation for Pensacola Beach Students Attending the Magnet Program at Brown Barge Middle & IB Program at Pensacola High School - Dr. DeWitt

ADD: 12. Items from the Board - Computer Purchasing Procedures - Dr. Mason



XIII. ITEMS FROM THE ATTORNEY

3. Value Adjustment Board

SEE: BACKUP PROVIDED

ADD: 4. For Information only: Judy Andrews Property Exchange Agreement - Approved 6/24/99 - Revised Legal Description Received



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RESOLUTIONS:

PTA MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT MONTH - SEPTEMBER 1999 - ESCAMBIA COUNTY

COUNCIL OF PTAS

Mr. May asked Ms. Cathy Roche, President, Escambia County Council of PTAs, to

come forward as he read the resolution.

WHEREAS, the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) was organized more than one

hundred years ago to promote the welfare of children and youth and to serve as an advocate

for education, health and safety in the school environment; and

WHEREAS, the PTA has utilized volunteer resources to secure adequate laws

for the care and protection of children and youth, and to bring about cooperation between

parents and teachers to develop excellence in education; and

WHEREAS, in Escambia County, PTA volunteers have accomplished many

tasks which have enhanced the school environment and helped facilitate achieving the

highest goals possible for the educational system; and

WHEREAS, September has been designated as a time to seek out and enroll

new members in local PTA units to support the PTA mission and objectives and to assist in

the many activities and programs of the PTA;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the School Board of Escambia

County does hereby recognize the month of September, 1999, as

PTA MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT MONTH BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be spread upon the

minutes of the regular meeting of said Board and a copy be tendered to Cathy Roche,

President of the Escambia County Council of PTAs and to the PTA President of each

Escambia County, Florida public school. Adopted this 17th day of August, 1999.

Motion by Dr. DeWitt, second by Dr. Jenkins, to adopt the resolution, was unanimously

approved.



RESOLUTION - MONTH OF OCTOBER AS "LIVING WELL IN ESCAMBIA COUNTY

SCHOOLS MONTH" AND OCTOBER 1, 1999, AS "FIT TO ACHIEVE DAY"

Mr. May asked Ms. Marietta Britt, President of the Escambia Physical Education

Association, physical education teachers, and Mr. Manny Harageones, Specialist, Physical

Education, Health and Wellness, to come forward as he read the resolution.

WHEREAS, the health and well-being of students and employees are vitally important to

the school district; and

WHEREAS, the mission of the Physical Education, Health, and Wellness Programs in the school is to promote highest student achievement and a lifelong commitment to wellness through a healthy and physically active lifestyle; and

WHEREAS, the key finding of the Surgeon General's Report on Physical Activity and Health is that people of all ages can improve the quality of their lives through a lifelong practice of moderate physical activity;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the School Board of Escambia County does hereby recognize the month of October as

LIVING WELL IN ESCAMBIA COUNTY SCHOOLS MONTH

and Friday, October 1, 1999, as

FIT TO ACHIEVE DAY

and encourages all schools to join the Escambia Physical Education Association to promote the concepts of "living well" to students and employees during the month of October and to provide students and employees with 15 minutes of physical activity on October 1st, thus calling attention to the importance of Physical Education, Health and Wellness Programs in our schools.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes of the regular meeting of said Board and a copy be tendered to Marietta Britt, President of the Escambia Physical Education Association and to each Escambia County, Florida public school and appropriate school district personnel. Adopted this 17th day of August, 1999.

Motion by Dr. Jenkins, second by Dr. DeWitt, to adopt the resolution, was unanimously

approved.



RESOLUTION - TAKE STOCK IN CHILDREN PROGRAM - DESIGNATING WEEK OF

SEPTEMBER 13-17, 1999, AS "TAKE STOCK MENTOR WEEK" - THE FOUNDATION FOR

EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION

Mr. May asked Ms. Jean Smith, Coordinator, Take Stock Program, to come forward as he

read the resolution.

WHEREAS, the Take Stock in Children Program is a partnership between the business

community and the public schools, and is a successful program improving the lives of deserving,

low-income children in Florida, having awarded over 1,600 scholarships statewide; and

WHEREAS, through the efforts of the Foundation for Excellence in Education and

sponsorships of several local businesses, 42 students have been awarded scholarships that

provide four years of college within the State of Florida; and

WHEREAS, Take Stock in Children's efforts target the most deserving, low-income, at-risk

children in our community, and helps children in our community to strive for decent grades,

maintain good attendance, have good behavior, stay out of trouble, and remain drug-free; and

WHEREAS, the scholarship helps open doors and breaks the cycle of poverty for these

students, and provides another adult in a student's life to listen, care, and help that student

achieve;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the School Board of Escambia County does

hereby recognize the week of September 13-17, 1999, as

TAKE STOCK MENTOR WEEK

and applauds the Foundation for Excellence for its efforts and encourages the community to

get involved as a mentor or sponsor.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes

of the regular meeting of said Board and a copy be tendered to Jean Smith, Take Stock

Program Coordinator. Adopted this 17th day of August, 1999.

Motion by Mrs. Gilley, second by Mrs. Stidham, to adopt the resolution, was unanimously

approved.



RESOLUTION RELATED TO INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT WITH THE COUNTY (SEE ITEM

VIII.4)

Mrs. Gilley read the resolution.

WHEREAS, Florida Statutes, Section 235 and 163 authorize and encourage the Commissioners of Escambia County and the Escambia County School Board to coordinate planning and share information;

WHEREAS, the Escambia County School Board desires to have all the information

it needs to realistically plan for future schools;

WHEREAS, Florida Statutes require and the Escambia County School Board desires to

have in place procedures to mandate the sharing of information between the county and the

School Board; and

WHEREAS, the School Board believes the adoption of an Interlocal Agreement to require

the sharing of information on a routine basis is essential to ensure that future development in the

county will not take place in the absence of consideration of the availability of schools to serve

the children of the new development;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ESCAMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD:

That an Interlocal Agreement providing for the coordination of plans and sharing of information be tendered to the County Commissioners with the School Board's request that the Commissioners enter into the agreement as soon as possible and begin the coordinated planning and sharing of information necessary to ensure the availability of classrooms to all our children. Adopted by the School Board of Escambia County, Florida, in official session on this 17th day of August, 1999.

Motion by Mrs. Stidham, second by Dr. DeWitt, to adopt the resolution, was unanimously

approved. It was noted that the resolution would be presented to the county in conjunction

with the Interlocal Agreement (See Item VIII.4).



RESOLUTION - VALUE ADJUSTMENT BOARD

Dr. Jenkins read the resolution.

WHEREAS, Section 194.035, Florida Statutes, authorizes the Value Adjustment

Board to appoint special masters to take testimony and make recommendations about

adjustments to the assessed value of property; and

WHEREAS, the Escambia County School Board and the Escambia County Board of

County Commissioners desire to implement the provisions of this statute; and

WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners adopted a resolution at its August 5,

1999, meeting to authorize its delegates to the Value Adjustment Board to vote to appoint

special masters; and

WHEREAS, the Escambia County School Board desires to authorize its delegates to

the Value Adjustment Board to vote to avail themselves of this statute.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SCHOOL BOARD OF ESCAMBIA

COUNTY, that: The Escambia County School Board hereby authorizes its delegates to the

Value Adjustment Board to vote to appoint special masters to take testimony and make

recommendations in cases where taxpayers challenge ad valorem real property tax

assessments in accordance with Section 194.035, Florida Statutes, with the compensation of

the special masters and the expense of the hearings, which are not defrayed through the filing

fee or other fees authorized by law to be levied by the Value Adjustment Board, to be borne

three-fifths (3/5) by the Commissioners and two-fifths (2/5) by the School Board, as set forth in

the statute. Adopted by the School Board of Escambia County, Florida, in official session on

this 17th day of August, 1999.

Motion by Dr. Jenkins, second by Dr. DeWitt, to adopt the resolution, was unanimously

approved. After discussion, motion by Dr. Jenkins, second by Mrs. Stidham, that Mrs. Janice

Gilley, School Board Member, District 5, and Dr. Elmer Jenkins, School Board Member,

District 3, serve on the Value Adjustment Board for the ensuing year, was unanimously

approved.



PRESENTATIONS:

PTA PRESENTATION

Ms. Cathy Roche, President, Escambia County Council of PTAs, reported that training will

be held for PTA presidents on August 19, and additional leadership training will be held on

August 26, 1999.



LETTERS OF COMMENDATION PRESENTED BY SCHOOL BOARD TO VARIOUS STAFF ON

BEHALF OF THE SCHOOL BOARD OF ESCAMBIA COUNTY

Dr. Mason noted that numerous commendations of employees were cited by MGT of

America, Inc., in the final report of the Management/Organizational Study of the Escambia

County School District. He and fellow Board Members expressed their appreciation and

presented letters of commendation to the following employees: Ms. Pat Desmond;

Pre-Kindergarten; Ms. Yvonne Gray, Director, Exceptional Student Education; Mr. Charles

Thomas, Director of Alternative Education; Mr. Barry Boyer, Purchasing Manager; Mr. Tommy

Taylor, Director of Applied Technology and Adult Education; Ms. Karen Thoeness, Director of

Health Services; Mr. Mike Connors, Transportation; Mr. Walter Gordon, Manager of Inventory

and Warehouse; Mrs. Peggy Pilcher, Coordinator of Volunteer and Business Partnerships;

Mr. Jim Bentley, Director of Food Services; Mr. Ted Kirchharr, Director of Facilities Planning;

Mr. Charles Griffin, Director of Risk Management; Dr. Douglas Garber, Director, Employee

Services; Ms. Barbara Frye, Coordinator, Information Services; Mr. Sam Scallan, Director of

Internal Auditing; Mr. Ray Donnelly, Director of Property Control; and Mr. David Kellum, former

Director of Instructional Technology, who recently retired from the School District. A

commendation was presented to Mr. Earl Lee, Director, The Foundation for Excellence in

Education, in recognition of his volunteer work. Commendations were given to

Superintendent Jim May in recognition of his outstanding leadership and support and respect

from employees.



AWARD FROM TOM GALLAGHER, COMMISSIONER, FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF

EDUCATION, TO DISTRICT FINALIST/NOMINEE FOR 1999 FLORIDA SCHOOL-RELATED

EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR - RITA BARTON

Mr. May asked Ms. Rita Barton to come forward to be recognized as a finalist for 1999

Florida School-Related Employee of the Year. He and Board Members expressed

appreciation to Ms. Barton, Cafeteria Manager at Hellen Caro Elementary School, for her

outstanding contributions in "making a difference in the lives of children every day." Mr. May

presented her with a certificate of appreciation and check from the Department of Education,

and a framed letter from the Commissioner of Education.



The following items were moved forward:

XI. ITEMS FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT

1. Approval of administrative appointments.

Motion by Mrs. Stidham, second by Dr. DeWitt, to appoint Linda Green to the

position of Assistant Elementary Principal at Montclair Elementary School, was

unanimously approved.

Motion by Mrs. Gilley, second by Dr. Jenkins, to appoint Calvin Harris to the

position of Assistant Principal at Tate High School, was unanimously approved.

Motion by Dr. DeWitt, second by Mrs. Stidham, to appoint Thomas Ingram to

the position of Instructional Tech Specialist/Hall Center, was unanimously approved.

Motion by Dr. DeWitt, second by Mrs. Stidham, to appoint Bronwyn Nickles to

the position of Subject Area Specialist/Intervention Services, was unanimously

approved.

Motion by Mrs. Gilley, second by Dr. DeWitt, to appoint Rachel Watts to the

position of Assistant Elementary Principal at Jim Allen Elementary School, was

unanimously approved.

The meeting returned to the regular agenda.



I. ADOPTION OF AGENDA

Motion by Dr. DeWitt, second by Dr. Jenkins, to adopt the agenda as amended, was unanimously approved.



II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

Motion by Dr. DeWitt, second by Mrs. Stidham, to approve the minutes for the 7/14/99 Special Board Workshop, 7/16/99 Regular Board Workshop, 7/20/99 Special Board Meeting (followed by Regular Board Meeting), and the 7/27/99 Special Board Meeting, was unanimously approved.



III. PROPOSED ADDITIONS OR REVISIONS TO SCHOOL DISTRICT RULES

A. Permission to Advertise

"No items submitted"



B. Permission to Adopt

1. School Board Rule 6Gx17-7.02 CODE OF STUDENT CONDUCT: ELEMENTARY RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES HANDBOOK

Motion by Dr. DeWitt, second by Dr. Jenkins, to adopt the rule, was

unanimously approved.

2. School Board Rule 6Gx17-7.02 CODE OF STUDENT CONDUCT: SECONDARY RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES HANDBOOK

Motion by Dr. DeWitt, second by Dr. Jenkins, to adopt the rule, was

unanimously approved.







The following items were moved forward:

XII. ITEMS FROM THE BOARD

1. Informational Report from Citizens' Advisory Committee (CAC) for Finance

Ms. Karen Dany, committee member, reported that the committee met yesterday

and heard a presentation by Mr. Judson Crane, Santa Rosa School District employee, regarding service contracts for outsourcing services in several key areas and provided a list of forty-eight (48) services being contracted out in Santa Rosa including custodial, food service, transportation, courier service, and inventory service. The major objectives for service contracts in Santa Rosa County are reduced costs, no forced layoffs of current employees, reduction only by attrition, and to relieve school administrators of the responsibility of non-instructional duties. Ms. Dany stated that the committee also addressed the MGT Management/ Organizational Study and was pretty pleased with the results and committee members were eager overall for implementation to begin. The committee had suggested that each recommendation be prioritized according to urgency and the implementation should not be politically driven but data driven with the objective of realizing efficiency of management and cost savings to be put back into the classroom for teaching. Ms. Dany reported that one committee member had provided research comparing Escambia County School District salaries and other districts in the state and agreed that the highest priority should be given to a pay increase for instructional staff. There was also a committee recommendation to check into a reading program that is fairly low in cost. Dr. Mason suggested referring the reading recommendation to the Citizens' Advisory Committee (CAC) for Curriculum.

2. Informational Report from Citizens' Advisory Committee (CAC) for Technology

Dr. DeWitt reported that the committee had met and reviewed agenda items,

issues related to MGT Management/Organizational Study recommendations on technology, and issues discussed by Dr. Mason in Board Workshop regarding purchase of computers for the School District. The committee also reviewed the RFP process concerning purchase of computers, and supports the district procedures established for purchase of computers. The committee unanimously endorsed the present procedures and policies for technology but recommended that any purchase over $50,000 be coordinated with the Purchasing Department. The committee also unanimously recommended that all items listed under this month's agenda related to technology be approved. Dr. Mason discussed the RFP process and asked if the schools (which take vendors other than the lowest price) could provide some justification for not going with the lowest price. Dr. DeWitt stated that the committee had discussed that issue and the RFP is specific in terms of specifications and the pricing generally varies about $10 to $20 between the prices listed. He noted the committee felt strongly that based upon individual school needs, presentations from representatives from companies who had gone out to the schools, and the fact that a lot of schools have had experience with one type of computer, a school could add a written justification that they have had good

experience with certain computers and provide explanation to accompany the

requisition. He noted the committee felt that as much as possible it should be a school-based decision based upon the top five vendors who have provided good quality service.

3. Informational Report from Citizens' Advisory Committee (CAC) for Facilities

Mrs. Stidham reported that the committee will meet at Pine Forest High School

next month to see work that has been done with Bosek Gibson and to review changes with performance contracting related to the energy audit.

The meeting returned to the regular agenda.



IV.-X. CONSENT AGENDA

Motion was made by Dr. DeWitt, and seconded by Mrs. Stidham, to approve the

consent agenda. Dr. Jenkins pulled IX.4 for discussion. Dr. DeWitt pulled V.A.1 for separate

vote (regarding fourth year contracts). Mrs. Stidham pulled VII.34 for discussion. Dr. DeWitt

pulled VIII.A.3 (and addressed by separate motion under XI.9).



IV. STUDENT TRANSFERS

This item was approved as submitted.

(Supplementary Minute Book, Exhibit A)



V. HUMAN RESOURCES

(Supplementary Minute Book, Exhibit B)

A. Instructional

1. Appointments

Dr. DeWitt pulled this item for separate vote related to fourth year contracts. He noted an item to be corrected, and Ms. Ella Sims, Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources, clarified that Mr. John Williams is an annual contract teacher who has been hired for the second year. Dr. DeWitt commented that the Board approved a lot of fourth year contracts last month and the Board needs to go on record to send a message to staff that next year the Board would like written justification and history with any fourth year recommendations. Ms. Sims stated that will be communicated to principals and the Board will be kept informed with regard to developing a format for presentation of this information. After discussion, motion by Dr. DeWitt, second by Dr. Jenkins, that all fourth year contracts have justification provided to the Board from now on, was unanimously approved.

Dr. Jenkins commented that he had previously presented an incentive plan

for increasing the number of minority, specifically black teachers. He noted the MGT study also recommended increasing efforts to recruit black teachers. He commented that the new teachers' list for this year reinforces the fact that an

incentive plan is needed to increase hiring of black teachers and many other districts have already implemented incentive plans. Ms. Sims stated that is

recognized as a critical need and that Mr. Elvin McCorvey, Affirmative Action, Director, will be developing a plan to be able to meet goals of getting more minority teachers as well as teachers in shortage areas, especially male minority teachers. Dr. Jenkins suggested that more resources are needed to back up that position. Mrs. Stidham suggested that a presentation be given at a future Special (Presentations) Workshop to follow-up on minority recruitment. Ms. Sims stated that would be scheduled.



V. HUMAN RESOURCES

A. Instructional

1. Appointments

Adams, Dawn ESE 8/09/99 D Levin, Non Renewal

Adams, Jackie Montclair 8/09/99 A Abbott, Non Renewal

Aiken, Kimberly Bellview Elem 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Allard, Wendy Warrington Elem 8/09/99 Supplement Position

Allen, Carrie Spencer Bibbs 7/12/99 D Parker, Resigned

Allen, Kimberly Washington 8/09/99 F Beadal, Retired

*Anderson, Tim ESE 8/09/99 Allocation Increase

Andrasik, Sarah Navy Point 7/28/99 M Brown, Transf'd

Atkinson, Urbano Semmes 8/02/99 Year Long Intern

Baggett, Andrew Ferry Pass Mid 8/09/99 D Brumley, Non Renewal

Bailey, Holly Brentwood Mid 8/09/99 Supplement Position

Bailey, Tristan Edgewater 8/09/99 N Milson, In School Transfer

Barnicki, Karen Oakcrest 8/09/99 C Bruno, Non Renewal

Barton, Tammy Ransom 8/09/99 A Anderson, Transf'd

Bedford, Laurie Montclair 8/16/99 Year Long Intern

*Bolduc, Beth Bailey 8/09/99 K Dreith, Transf'd

Bonifay, Deborah Edgewater 8/09/99 M Snider, Transf'd

Booth, Audrey Brownsville 8/09/99 S Breaux, Transf'd

Brown, Amanda Semmes/Caro 7/22/99 Part-time Position

Brown, Claudia Yniestra 7/12/99 P Barker-Hall, In Sch Transfer

Brown, Tammy West Pensacola 8/09/99 J Pangle, Transf'd

Brown, Terrence Ransom 8/09/99 D Helton, Retired

Claessens, Jill McArthur 8/09/99 Supplement Position

Clements, Julia Washington 8/09/99 W Perkins, Retired

Cope, Amy Bellview Elem 8/09/99 C Brooks, Resigned

Corcoran, Pamela Oakcrest 8/09/99 P Segrest, Non Renewal

Crawford, Linda Brownsville 8/09/99 S Richardson, Transf'd

Currin, Michelle Montclair 8/09/99 J Horn, Transf'd

Danks, Leslie West Pensacola 8/09/99 K Mueller, Transf'd

Dettore, Cynthia Brentwood Mid 8/09/99 L Aulger, Non Renewal

Deyo, Amy Brentwood Mid 8/09/99 S Boyette, Transf'd

Diffee, Nancy Montclair 8/09/99 M Nevin, In Sch Transfer

Dixon, Jessica Century Elem 8/09/99 M Hancock, Resigned

Eichling, Waldo Escambia 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Eiser, Tracy Oakcrest 8/09/99 E Pride, Non Renewal

Eligio, Enrique Ernest Ward 8/09/99 R McCall, Transf'd

Ellsworth, Renae Bellview Elem 8/09/99 R Malloy, Transf'd

Emery, Nancy ESE/Speech 8/09/99 K Mann, Resigned

Eubanks, Joy Edgewater 8/09/99 D Stringfellow, Transf'd

Evans, Elizabeth Edgewater 8/09/99 B Gifford, Resigned

Fischer, Dianna Brown Barge 8/09/99 B Riley, Transf'd

Fox, Margaret Montclair 8/16/99 Year Long Intern

Franklin, Patricia Bellview Mid 8/09/99 Supplement Position

Furco, Patricia Brentwood Elem 8/09/99 J Hess, Transf'd

Gainey, Gregory Tate 8/09/99 Supplement Position

Gainey, Wynell Tate/Beggs 8/09/99 Allocation Increase

Gillies, Kim Weis 7/12/99 Supplemental Position

Garrett, John Pine Forest 8/09/99 D Reese, Non Renewal

Hacker, Laura Bellview Elem 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Hall, Janice Warrington Mid 8/09/99 C Brown, Transf'd

Hannon, John Tate 8/09/99 B Bohannon, LOA

Haralson, Katheryn Brownsville 8/09/99 B Ard, Resigned

*Havlina, Karla ESE 8/09/99 J Williams, Transf'd

Hawk, Vonda Holm 8/09/99 P Gainey, Terminated

Hitt, Austin Northview 8/09/99 T Hubler, Resigned

Hobbs, Laura Brownsville 8/09/99 C Slater, Transf'd

Holland, Kymberly Brownsville 8/09/99 A Vasser, Non Renewal

Holley, Mary Jim Allen 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Howard, T Lynne Ransom 8/09/99 M Trimble, Retired

Howell, Jennifer Escambia 8/09/99 K Knowles Transf'd

Hurst, Pamela Escambia 8/09/99 Supplement Position

Hyder, Cheri Warrington Mid 8/09/99 S Hardy, Resigned

Hylton, James Escambia 8/09/99 S Elting, Resigned

Jazan, Carlos Washington/Woodham 8/09/99 Allocation Increase

Johnson, Kelly Bellview Mid 8/09/99 W Maloy, Transf'd

*Joiner, David Navy Point 7/26/99 Title I Position

Juniper, Deidre Bellview Mid 8/09/99 J Green, Transf'd

Juniper, James Washington 8/09/99 E Aldridge, Transf'd

Junot, Susan Lipscomb 8/12/99 Part-time Position

Kandler, Lynn Hellen Caro 8/09/99 Allocation Increase

Kelly, Scott Washington 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Kelly, Thelma Sherwood 8/09/99 R Owens, In Sch Transfer

Kent, Julie Barrineau Park 8/09/99 K Hatcher, Resigned

*King, Kara Brownsville 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Kitchens, Sharmon Brownsville 8/09/99 L Bagley, Resigned

Knight, Theresa Escambia 8/09/99 J Manderson, Transf'd

Lane, Carol Bellview Mid 8/09/99 R Lawson, Transf'd

Lane, Karen Brentwood Mid 8/09/99 P Turman, Transf'd

Levick, Kimberlie Spencer Bibbs 7/12/99 T Denecke, Transf'd

Lewis, Jeanice Spencer Bibbs 7/12/99 G Bobbitt, Transf'd

Li, Xiuqing Wang Pensacola 8/09/99 M Boyd, Retired

Lin, Mary Pine Forest 8/09/99 C Zeller, Resigned

Little, Bettye Spencer Bibbs 7/12/99 W Wonser-Betz, Non Renewal

Logan, Adele West Pensacola 8/09/99 A Corrigan, LOA

Lomax, Sarah Beulah 8/02/99 J Perry, Transf'd 77

Lorusso, Danna Lincoln Park 8/16/99 Year Long Intern

Lowe, Jason Washington 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Lowery, Julie McArthur 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Lucas, Tisa Pensacola 8/09/99 F Chivington, Transf'd

Maguire, Marty Pensacola 8/09/99 C King, Resigned

Manns, Clarence Tate 8/09/99 C Kaniper, Resigned

Manson, Kathleen Brown Barge 8/09/99 V Mahood, Transf'd

Marler, Nancy Navy Point 7/14/99 C Mattioda, In Sch Transfer

Maxwell, Gina Cordova Park 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

McClammy, Christina Woodham 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

McClintock, Deborah Wedgewood 8/09/99 A Mills, Transf'd

McCormack, Michael Brentwood Mid 8/09/99 S Valliere, Transf'd

McCormick, George Tate 8/09/99 S Palmer, Retired

DEL McCormick, Margaret Tate 8/09/99 E Borne, Resigned

McFadden, Anmarie Semmes 8/02/99 Year Long Intern

McMillan, Rose Spencer Bibbs 7/12/99 P Struck, Transf'd

Moak, Kim Cook 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Moore, Vicki Edgewater 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Naggatz, Brad Pensacola 8/09/99 Supplement Position

Nelson, Brenda Pensacola 8/09/99 J Petrie, Transf'd

Newbold, Janie Ransom 8/09/99 R Bertles, Resigned

Newcomb, Lisa Bailey 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Nowell, Sherri Tate 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

O'Donnell, Mary George Stone 8/09/99 A Moultrie, Non Renewal

Oglesby, Percy Woodham 8/09/99 P Woodward, Transf'd

Page, Teresita Warrington Mid 8/09/99 L Sorrell, Transf'd

*Peacock, Bryan Northview 8/09/99 G Brock, Resigned

Penrose, Janet Bailey 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Porch, Robyn ESE/Speech 8/09/99 C Wolf, Resigned

Pretnar, Dawn Bailey 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Quist, Cynthia Edgewater 8/09/99 Supplement Position

Rayburn, Anna Judy Andrews 8/09/99 A Pate, Non Renewal

Reavis, Denise Workman 8/09/99 D Reeve, Retired

Remke, Julie Tate 8/09/99 R Bates, Resigned

Renacker, G Michael Washington 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Rockwell, Krishna Cordova Park 8/16/99 Year Long Intern

Rodriguez, J'Aimee Ensley 8/09/99 B Pugh, Retired

Schofield, Zerelene Brentwood Mid 8/09/99 J Barnes, Transf'd

Sharma, Sunita Pensacola 8/09/99 T Devine, Resigned

Simmons, Rachel Brentwood Elem 8/09/99 M Ford, Retired

Slayton, Melissa Woodham 8/09/99 J Harrison, Retired

Smith, Jacquelyn Byrneville 8/09/99 Allocation Increase

Solchenberger, Jennifer Barrineau Park 8/09/99 D Nyman, Resigned

Sturdivant, Kristy Woodham 8/09/99 R Dubay, Resigned

Surette, Marla Bellview Elem 8/09/99 M Fowler, In Sch Transfer 78

DEL Sutton, Beth Tate 8/09/99 S Miller, LOA

Szafran, Teri ESE/Speech 8/09/99 B Mercado, Resigned

Tellis, Freddie Escambia 8/02/99 R Smith, Resigned

Thomas, Robin Bailey 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Torres, Lisa Bailey 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Townley, Karen Warrington Elem 8/09/99 C Sasse, Non Renewal

Tracey, Constance Brownsville 8/09/99 A Allen, Resigned

Turner, Benita Montclair 8/16/99 Year Long Intern

VanHook, Susan Warrington Elem 8/09/99 M Lacasse, Resigned

Vasquez, Carolyn West Pensacola 8/09/99 P Biltucci, Resigned

Veach, Janice Tate 8/09/99 L Lewis, Non Renewal

Ward, Brenda Brentwood Mid 8/09/99 Supplement Position

Warren, Holly Pine Forest 8/09/99 C Strother, Resigned

Weeden, Dana Pensacola 8/09/99 Supplement Position

White, Tracy Bratt 8/09/99 Supplemental Position

Woods, Kimberly Pine Forest 8/09/99 L Mitchell, Resigned

*Zackowski, Susan Ferry Pass Elem 7/15/99 J Vanderbeek, Resigned

*out of field



2. Resignations

Barnes, Woodrow Northview 7/31/99

Bell, Bobbi Pine Forest 7/31/99

Berryhill, Phillip Escambia 7/31/99

Bird, Mary Oakcrest 7/31/99

Brimmer, Linda Washington 7/31/99

Brooks, Catherine Bellview Elem 7/31/99

Budzinsky, Matthew Pine Forest 7/12/99

Calogero, Kimberly Escambia 6/01/99

Caraway, Joni Washington 6/01/99 (was on LOA)

Cross, Stephanie Bellview Mid 7/31/99

Edgar, Jeffrey Washington 7/15/99

Floyd, Clinton Washington 7/13/99

Gifford, Brian Edgewater 7/31/99

Godwin, David Pine Forest 7/22/99

Godwin, Jennifer Ferry Pass Mid 7/31/99

Hancock, Melissa Century Elem 7/31/99

Inness, Mitchell Pensacola 7/31/99

Kaniper, Cheri Tate 7/31/99

Lawrence, Brenda Edgewater 7/31/99

Lemonis, Maria Scenic Heights 7/31/99

Mann, Kendall ESE/Speech 8/05/99

McCullough, Alden Escambia 7/29/99

McKee, Bridget Warrington Mid 7/26/99

Mercado, Brenda ESE/Speech 7/31/99

Morris, Deborah Bailey 7/31/99

Mussat, Brenda Century Elem 7/31/99

Pitman, Jeannine Pleasant Grove 7/26/99

Pritchett, Vicki Ransom 6/01/99

Ross, Michael Woodham 7/31/99

Sharp, Lynn Ferry Pass Mid 7/31/99

Slaughter-Prewitt, Patrice Longleaf 7/31/99

Stumpner, Julie Montclair 7/31/99

Thompson, Jennifer McArthur 7/31/99

Wiley, Jo Ferry Pass Mid 7/16/99

Williams, Suzanne Pine Forest 7/31/99

Willis, Susan Brentwood Elem 7/29/99



3. Retirees

Gaines, Iris Brentwood Mid 6/01/99

Ikner, Roy Tate 8/31/99

Moseley, William Wedgewood 6/01/99 (Disability)



4. Teachers Returning from Leave of Absence

*Jamison, Denise Warrington Mid 8/09/99

*out of field



5. Transfers

From To Date

Adams, Amy Pine Meadow Cordova Park 8/09/99

Arena, James Hallmark Washington 8/09/99

Barnes, Jeffery Brentwood Mid Oakcrest 8/09/99

Barnum, Stephanie Hellen Caro Bellview Elem 8/09/99

Breaux, Shannon Brownsville Washington 8/09/99

Brown, Michelle Navy Point Bellview Elem 8/09/99

Brown, Troy Ernest Ward Ransom 8/09/99

*Calloway, Tami Hallmark Century Elem 8/18/99

Castro, Amy Cook Suter 8/09/99

Cohan, Sara Escambia Pensacola 8/09/99

Draffen, Julie Warrington Mid George Stone 8/09/99

Duffy, Eleta Montclair Hellen Caro 8/09/99

Eby, Catherine Century Warrington Mid 8/09/99

Edwards, Juanita Ferry Pass Mid Bellview Mid 8/09/99

Gott, William A Escambia Beggs 8/09/99

Green, Jan Bellview Mid Ferry Pass Mid 8/09/99

Gudaitis, Patricia ESE/Speech Navy Point 7/12/99

Harrison, Bobbie Washington Tate 8/09/99

Hess, Joyce Brentwood Elem Hellen Caro 8/09/99

Horn, Janet Montclair Hellen Caro 8/09/99

Lincoln, Gary Warrington Mid Ferry Pass Mid 8/09/99

Maloy, William Bellview Mid Escambia 8/09/99

Mann, Kevin Escambia Wedgewood 8/09/99

Miller, Sally Sherwood Lipscomb 8/09/99

Newman, Brandy Warrington Elem Cordova Park 8/09/99

Pagan-Nelson, Angeles Pine Forest Northview 8/09/99

Pangle, Jennifer West Pensacola Brentwood Elem 8/09/99

Pate, Natalie Hellen Caro Hallmark 7/28/99

Perry, June Beulah Cordova Park 8/09/99

Rauls, Sherri Bailey Brown Barge 8/09/99

Rea, Michelle Montclair Bailey 8/09/99

Richardson, Sondra Brownsville Ferry Pass Mid 8/09/99

Shackle, Jennifer Century Elem Ferry Pass Mid 8/09/99

Shattuck, Jane Hellen Caro Spencer Bibbs 7/12/99

Shires, Ramona McArthur Woodham/Wedgewood 8/09/99

Simpkins, Debra Alt Ed Staff Development 8/04/99

Slater, Carol Brownsville Brown Barge 8/09/99

Snider, Mark Edgewater Bellview Elem 8/09/99

Sorrell, Larry Warrington Mid Pine Forest 8/09/99

Stringfellow, Dodi Edgewater Pensacola Beach 8/09/99

Upshaw, Mark ESE Lakeview 8/09/99

Winters, Susan Beggs Northview 8/02/99

Woodward, Paula Woodham Warrington Mid 8/09/99

*out of field



  • Requests for Leave With Pay

Bouchard, John ESE 7/27-29 Professional/EEA

Branton, James Ins Technology 7/26 Jury duty

Mann, Kendall Yniestra 6/7,9,11,14 Professional

McLeod, Marlene ESE 7/6,9 Jury duty

Sutemeier, Anne ESE 6/28;7/2 Jury duty



7. Requests for Leave Without Pay

Bell, Beth Montclair 8/09/99-5/30/2000 Childrearing

Bohannon, Betty Tate 8/9/99-12/17/99 Professional

*Brock, Sarah Cordova Park 8/9/99-5/30/2000 Illness

Lackey, Natalie Bellview Mid 9/14/99-12/17/99 Childrearing

Sturdivant, Huey Woodham 8/9/99-5/30/2000 Childrearing

Taylor, Diane Lincoln Park 8/9/99-5/30/2000 Childrearing

Taylor, Lisa George Stone 8/9/99-5/30/2000 Childrearing

*FMLA





8. Special Requests

(1) Rescind appointments of the following persons who declined teaching positions in Escambia

County:

Glaude, Colleen Pine Forest

Mitchell, Leslie Pine Forest

  • Request approval for the following personnel to work from August 2 through August 6, 1999 and to be paid at their regular hourly rate of pay from alternative education budget:

Benjamin, Elmore Juvenile Detention

Robinson, Sandra Juvenile Detention

McLaughlin, Steve Boy's Base

(3) Request approval of the following appointments on the professional salary schedule:

Calhoon, Jean ESE School Health Nurse (RN) 8/09/99-5/30/2000

Eggart, Richard Computer Operator 8/09/99-6/30/2000

Forester, Fran Programmer/Analyst 7/12/99-6/30/2000

Russo, John Programmer I 8/09/99-6/30/2000

Stallworth-Allen, E Programmer II 7/28/99-6/30/2000

Stillman, Jay Surplus Inventory Manager 7/26/99-6/30/2000

Ward, Sandra Coord/School Medicaid Services 7/15/99-6/30/2000

Wilkinson, David Energy Mgmt Control Systems 8/02/99-6/30/2000

(4) Reappointment of instructional personnel for the 1999-2000 school year:

*Eligible & Recommended for Professional Service Contract

#4th Year Annual Contract

@Out of field

Anderson, Angela Brown Barge

Archer, Kathryn Pensacola

*Armes, Brandi Spencer Bibbs

Arndt, Daniel Escambia High Community School

Blackwell-Tanner, Tracy Semmes

Callins, Angelo Beggs

@Campbell, Coy Northview

Douglas, Tammy Petree Pre-K

Dreith, Katherine Pensacola

Fairbanks, Stephanie PATS

*Filmore-Powell, Alison Neighborhood Learning Center

Fox, Beverly ESE

Fulkerson, Suzanne Montclair

Gaddy, Stefanie Judy Andrews

Henehan, Diane Woodham

Herber, John Lincoln Park

Johnson, Laurel Pensacola

Jordan, John Escambia

LeCroy, Velma Beggs

Maness, Patricia Ransom

McCraw, Elizabeth Warrington Mid

Meyer, Robin Ferry Pass Mid

Mills, Angela Bailey

Ott, Andrea Ferry Pass Mid

Pack, Gregory Pine Forest

Parker, Doris Spencer Bibbs

Philley, Michael Ferry Pass Mid

Swartout, Craig Washington

Taylor, Monica First Start/Even Start

Taylor, Shanna First Start/Even Start

Trinque, Mary Warrington Mid

Turman, Paula Brownsville

Upshaw, Mark ESE/Big Bayou

Williams, John Brentwood Mid

  • Request approval of Agreement between The School Board of Escambia County, Florida and The Escambia County Sheriff's Office for the School Resource Officer Program for the 1999-2000 school year.
  • Request approval of lease agreement for trailer resident Daniel Little at Ferry Pass

Elementary.

  • Request approval for Patricia Wascom to be named new trustee for both the Risk Management Trust and the Employee Benefit Trust to replace Wallace Odom who retired.
  • Request approval for Vera Travis, Child Care Site Director at McMillan to serve Weis Elementary from July 12 through August 6, 1999.
  • Request approval for Faye Reynolds, Child Care Site Director to work at Spencer Bibbs from July 21 through July 26, 1999 and to be paid at her regular hourly rate of pay while Wilhelminia Ladd is on leave.
  • Request approval for the following speech language pathologists to work the following year round schools and to be paid at their regular hourly rate of pay:

Barto, Jami Navy Point 7/26-8/6/99

Hill, Sondra Ferry Pass Elem 7/12-8/4/99

Hollingshead, Pam Yniestra 7/12-8/4/99

  • Request approval of Employee Workforce Development for the 1999-2000 school year.



B. Human Resources/Educational Support Personnel

NAME CLASSIFICATION EFF LOCATION REPL

DATE

Appointments

Anderson, Lisa Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Escambia Vac Pos

Atkinson, Brenda Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Bailey Vac Pos

Bagwell, Rita (Prom) Teacher Asst Special 8/16/99 W Pensacola J Moran

Bascom, Flornetta Food Service Asst I 7/16/99 Semmes Vac Pos

Berkley, Linda (Prom) Teacher Asst Special 8/16/99 H Caro Add'l Pos

Bert, Mark Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Semmes Vac Pos

Bledsoe, Sharon Admin Clerk II 8/16/99 Jim Allen Vac Pos

Bowman, Lawrence (Prom) Facilities Resource Mgr 8/2/99 Facilities Vac Pos

Bright, Mary Custodial Worker I 7/19/99 Brownsville K Coleman

Brye, Patricia Food Service Asst I 7/16/99 Semmes Vac Pos

Burnett, Melissa (Prom) Admin School Sec I 8/4/99 Ferry Pass Mid D Connor

Campbell, Grace (Prom) Admin Clerk II 8/16/99 W Pensacola Add'l Pos

Carter, Annie Custodial Worker I 7/19/99 Edgewater L Carter

Cassoutt, Cindy (Prom) Admin Clerk II 8/9/99 Pine Forest L Jansky

Clark, Susan Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Pine Forest Vac Pos

Colbert, Carol (Prom) Teacher Asst Special 8/16/99 Molino T Pace

Cuevas, Anna Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 W Pensacola Vac Pos

Decker, Kathleen Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Pine Forest Vac Pos

Dennis, Betty Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Bratt Vac Pos

Edwards, Tangula Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Cordova Park Vac Pos

Foster, Dena Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Bailey Vac Pos

Grice, Martha (Prom) Teacher Asst Special 8/16/99 Pine Meadow Add'l Pos

Grosse, Monalisa Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Ensley Vac Pos

Hale, Maggie (Prom) Teacher Asst Special 8/16/99 Westgate E Powell

Hamrac, Deborah (Prom) Admin Secretary I 8/9/99 Lakeview Center A Tucker

Hare, Regina Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Northview Vac Pos

Harris, Ida Food Service Asst I 7/16/99 Weis Vac Pos

Heckman, Kathy (Prom) Teacher Asst Special 8/16/99 Scenic Hgts K Steen

Hibbard, Terri Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Oakcrest Vac Pos

Hurd, Tina (Prom) Teacher Asst Special 8/16/99 Warrington Mid Add'l Pos

Ivey, Terry Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Oakcrest Vac Pos

Jackson, Julie Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Bailey Vac Pos

Jackson, Kimberly Food Service Asst I 7/16/99 Hallmark Vac Pos

James, Barbara (Prom) Food Service Mgr IV 8/9/99 Bellview Mid L Cain

Johnson, Albert Custodial Worker I 7/26/99 Bellview Mid L Dotson

Johnson, Debbie Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 W Pensacola Vac Pos

Johnson, Linda(Prom) Admin Sch Sec I 7/8/99 Northview B Killam

Kay, Kim Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Hellen Caro Vac Pos

Lambert, Mary (Prom) Admin School Sec III 7/20/99 Escambia J Brown

Lambert, Sara Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Hellen Caro Vac Pos

Lett, Capell Custodial Worker I 7/12/99 Brown Barge A Donaldson

McDougal, Gabrielle Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Tate Vac Pos

Nowlin, Linda(Prom) Food Service Asst II 8/13/99 Semmes C Davis

Nowling, Ouedia Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Brentwood El Vac Pos

Odom, Hattie Custodial Worker I 7/19/99 Brentwood El Vac Pos

Privia, Florence Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 W Pensacola Vac Pos

Ray, Judy Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Cordova Park Vac Pos

Resmondo, Mindy Admin School Sec I 8/10/99 PHS Vac Pos

Robinson, Clarence Custodial Worker I 7/19/99 Edgewater R Jackson

Sanderson, Deanne(Prom) Admin Clerk II 8/16/99 Jim Allen R Priest

Schnadelbach, Kathy Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Pine Forest Vac Pos

Schuck, Stella (Prom) Food Service Asst II 8/13/99 Bellview Elem M Ard

Schultz, Marsha Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Pine Forest Vac Pos

Sellers, Brenda Food Service Asst I 7/16/99 Weis Vac Pos

Sharp, Andre Office Service Asst 7/20/99 Xerox C Herron

Shelby, Clara Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Bellview Elem Vac Pos

Simmons, Camillijean (Prom) Admin Clerk II 8/9/99 Myrtle Grove D Dutton

Simpkins, Vernetta Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Brentwood M Vac Pos

Smith, Betty Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Bellview Middle Vac Pos

Strickland, Mary (Prom) Teacher Asst Special 8/16/99 Pl Grove Add'l Pos

Sullivan, Gladys Custodial Worker I 7/19/99 H Caro E Jones

Taylor, Robert Custodial Worker I 7/19/99 PATS J Williamson

Trawick, Beverly Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Pine Forest Vac Pos

Wade, Minnie Food Service Asst I 7/16/99 Weis Vac Pos

Walker, Ronald Custodial Worker I 7/26/99 Woodham M. Snow

Watson, Patricia Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Jim Allen Vac Pos

Watts, Henry Custodial Worker I 7/12/99 Escambia Vac Pos

Weaver, Wilma Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Pine Forest Vac Pos

Wells, Paul Equip Operator III 7/26/99 Central W'house R Johnson

Whiting, Charlotte Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Cook Vac Pos

Wholaver, Jodi Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Bellview Elem Vac Pos

Wiggins, Mary (Prom) Asst Food Ser Mgr 8/11/99 Century S Hall

Williams, Christina(Prom) Teacher Asst Special 8/16/99 Judy Andrews S Files

Williams, Patricia A. Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Century Elem Vac Pos

Wilson, Sandra (Prom) Admin Clerk II 8/16/99 Carver R Lowery

Worthey, Octavia Food Service Asst I 7/16/99 Spencer Bibbs Vac Pos

Zecckine, Barbara Food Service Asst I 8/13/99 Pine Forest Vac Pos



Resignations

EFF

NAME CLASSIFICATION DATE LOCATION

Boydston, Sandra Teacher Asst Special 7/20/99 Hellen Caro

Burkett, Katie School Bus Operator 7/29/99 Transportation

Cain, Linda Food Service Mgr IV 7/1/99 Bellview Middle

Calhoon, Jean LPN 8/6/99 Escambia Westgate

Crary, Willo Dean (Ret) School Data Spec II 7/16/99 Northview

East, Willie (Ret) Custodial Worker Ii 7/30/99 Sid Nelson

Ensley, Donald (Ret) Custodial Worker II 7/6/99 Bellview Elem

Gay, Bobbie (Ret) Food Ser Asst I 6/30/99 Semmes

Hill, George Custodial Worker I 7/20/99 Washington

Johnson, Brenda Custodial Worker I 7/30/99 Escambia Westg