Fayette County Board of Education - Fayette County Public Schools

Fayette County Public Schools 

Regular Meeting of the Board of Education 

April 25, 2011 

BOARD OF EDUCATION 

Mr. John Price, Chair 

Ms. Melissa Bacon, Vice-Chair 

Mr. Douglas W. Barnett 

Ms. Amanda Ferguson 

Mr. Daryl Love 

Superintendent of Schools/Board Secretary 

Mr. Stu Silberman

SCHEDULE OF THE FAYETTE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 

REGULAR AND AGENDA PLANNING MEETING DATES 

JULY 1, 2011 – JUNE 30, 2012 

TIME DATE MEETING 

5:30 p.m. July 11, 2011 Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. July 25, 2011 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. August 8, 2011 Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. August 22, 2011 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. September 12, 2011 Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. September 26, 2011 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. October 10, 2011* Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. October 24, 2011 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. November 7, 2011 Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. November 21, 2011 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. December 5, 2011* Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. December 15, 2011 (Thursday) Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. January 9, 2012 Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. January 23, 2012 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. February 13, 2012 Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. February 27, 2012 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. March 12, 2012* Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. March 26, 2012 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. April 16, 2012 Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. April 30, 2012 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. May 10, 2012 (Thursday) Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. May 21, 2012 Regular Meeting 

5:30 p.m. June 11, 2012 Agenda Planning Meeting 

6:00 p.m. June 25, 2012 Regular Meeting 

*All meetings will be held at the “It’s About Kids” Support Services, 

701 East Main Street, Lexington, KY 40502 except: 

October 10, 2011 Wellington Elementary School 3280 Keithshire Way, Lexington, KY 40503 

December 5, 2011 Lafayette High School 401 Reed Lane, Lexington, KY 40503 

March 12, 2012 Crawford Middle School 1813 Charleston, KY 40505

AGENDA 

6:00 PM 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

E. 

F. 

REGULAR BOARD MEETING 

Call to order at ______________ p.m. 

Roll Call: 

Ms. Melissa Bacon 

Mr. Douglas W. Barnett 

Ms. Amanda Ferguson 

Mr. Daryl Love 

Mr. John Price 

Extend Welcome to Guests: 

Moment of Silence 

Pledge of Allegiance: 

Reading of Mission Statement: 

Approval of Agenda 

A motion is in order to: 

"Approve the agenda with any changes voiced including the 

lifting of items from the consent section for discussion." 

Addendum: 

a. 

b. 

Deletions: 

a. 

b. 


701 East Main Street 

Lexington, KY 40502 

Regular Meeting – 6:00 PM 

Norsworthy Auditorium 

April 25, 2011 

John Price 

Douglas Barnett 


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G. INTRODUCTIONS, RECOGNITIONS, PROCLAMATIONS AND RESOLUTIONS: 

1. Introductions 

a. Student Representative: 

Molly Gosky, Paul Laurence Dunbar High School 

b. Teacher Representative: 

Carrol Callebs, Bryan Station Middle School 

2. 

Student Performance 

a. Breckinridge Elementary Chorus 

3. Recognitions 

a. Rebecca Puckett, Veterans Park Elementary: Quarterly Fred 

Award Winner 

b. Zachary Wheat, Squires Elementary: First Place, 2011 Kentucky 

Proud Poster and Essay Contest 

c. Michael Druggan, Tates Creek High School: First Place, 2011 

Romanian Master of Mathematics Competition 

d. Eric Mattingly, Paul Laurence Dunbar High School: First Place, 

2011 New Voices Young Playwrights Contest 

e. Edythe J. Hayes Middle School Boys' Basketball: 2011 City 

Champs - A Team 

f. Bryan Station Middle School Boys' Basketball: 2011 City Champs - 

B Team 

g. SCAPA Speech Team: First Place, Kentucky High School Speech 

Leagues State Tournament 

h. Meadowthorpe Elementary: Second Place, 2011 State Team 

Scholastic Chess Championships 

i. Brian She, Meadowthorpe Elementary: First Place, 2011 State 

Individual Scholastic Chess Championships 

j. Lexington Traditional Magnet School: Second Place, State 

MATHCOUNTS 

k. Elaine Lin, Beaumont Middle School: First Place, State 

MATHCOUNTS 

l. Kathleen Yang, Winburn Middle School: Second Place, State 

MATHCOUNTS 

m. SCAPA Bluegrass Chess Team: First Place, 2011 State Team 

Scholastic Chess Championships 

n. Ben Swanson, Henry Clay High School: Second Place, 2011 

Kentucky High School Speech Leagues Senior Tournament 

o. 2011 Governor's Cup Competition Winners 

p. Madeline Doolin, Erin Guffey, Hannah Hillard, Amelia Hurt, Hailley 

Stacey and Alexis Wells, Tates Creek Middle School: Lexus Eco 

Challenge Winners 

q. Technology Student Association State Conference Winners 

r. Key Club, Bryan Station High School: Kentucky-Tennessee District 

of Key Club International Convention Awards 

s. Henry Clay High School Debate Team: First Place, Kentucky High 

School Speech Leagues State Tournament 

t. Lafayette Madrigal Singers: First Place, Margaret Comstock 

Chamber Choir Competition 

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Daryl Love 

Melissa Bacon 


Amanda Ferguson 

4. 

5. 

Student Performance 

a. Lafayette Madrigal Singers 

Proclamations/Resolutions 

a. School Library Media Month 

10 

b. Occupational Therapy Month 

11 

c. Teacher Appreciation Month 

12 

d. Child Nutrition Employee Appreciation Week 

13 

H. REPORTS, COMMUNICATIONS AND RESOLUTIONS: 

Julie Hawkins 

Julane Mullins 

Mary Wright 

1. 

2. 

Progress Reports 

A. 

Superintendent's Report 

a. Discovering Revolutionary Instruction Using the V 

(5) E Model of Instruction (DRIVE) 

b. Support Services Position Control Document 

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c. Monthly Construction Report 

23 

Remarks by Citizens (persons who have signed up to speak): 

Fayette County Board of Education Policy 01.45 states, 

“...Members of the public may address the Board during the 

period set aside by the Board without submitting an item for 

the agenda. No action shall be taken during this portion of 

the meeting on issues raised by employees or the public 

unless deemed an emergency by the Board...” 

Please note: Speakers will not be allowed to make any 

disparaging or critical remarks about individuals or 

employees of the District. Critical comments or complaints 

are processed through the District’s complaint procedures, 

which afford the individuals to whom comments or 

complaints are directed, the opportunity for response and due 

process. 

There are two opportunities for the public to address the Board: 

a. At the beginning of the meeting, the public, who have 

signed up prior to the meeting, is invited to speak on 

items that are On the Agenda. This is not intended to be 

a time for debate, however, the Board will take the 

public's input into consideration when making their final 

decision this evening. Each speaker will be allowed a 

maximum of 5 minutes. 

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Daryl Love 

Melissa Bacon 

I. 

J. 

3. 

b. 

At the end of the meeting, members of the public who 

have signed up prior to the meeting are invited to 

address the Board on any topic of District-related 

concern that is NOT on the official agenda for this 

meeting (Policy # 1.45). Please know that since these 

items are not on tonight's agenda, our Board may or may 

not comment. It is important to know that this is not 

intended to be a time where issues will be debated. The 

Chair will determine the amount of time for each speaker, 

depending upon the lateness of the hour and the number 

of speakers. 

Resolutions 

a. Regarding the death of Mitzi Jan Rowan 

27 

b. Regarding the death of Geneva Robertson Reeves 

28 

APPROVAL OF ROUTINE MATTERS: 


1. "Approve the minutes of the March 14, 2011 Planning 

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meeting of the Board of Education." 

2. "Approve the minutes of the March 14, 2011 

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Confidential meeting of the Board of Education." 

3. "Approve the minutes of the March 19, 2011 Special 

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6. "Approve the minutes of the March 28, 2011 Regular 

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7. "Approve the minutes of the March 28, 2011 

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Confidential meeting of the Board of Education." 

APPROVAL OF CONSENT ITEMS: 

a. A motion is in order to approve the items on the consent calendar 

including any items added by addendum: 

Mary Wright 

1. Award of Bids/Proposals and Bid Contract Extensions 

49 

Rodney Jackson 2. Actions for Post Approval and Claims 

Placeholder 58 

Melodee Parker 3. Special and Other Leaves of Absence 

59 

Mike McKenzie 

4. Requests from Principals for Extended Trips 

61 

Jack Hayes 

5. Professional Leave by District Personnel 

68 

Jack Hayes 

6. District Summer School Tuition 

73 

Kathy Dykes 

7. Request for Shortened School Days 

74 

School Directors 8. Approval of Instructional School Fees for 2011-2012 

75 

Rodney Jackson 9. 2011-2012 Pay Dates 

78 

Mary Wright 

10. Approval of Budget Transfer 

81 

Mary Wright 

11. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Five) to the 

Contract for the Construction at Wellington Elementary 

School (The New Elementary School at Keithshire Way) 

BG 09-267 

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Mary Wright 

Mary Wright 

Mary Wright 

Mary Wright 

Mary Wright 

K. 

12. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Seven) to 

84 

the Contract for Renovation at Yates Elementary School 

BG 10-025 

13. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Nine) to the 

86 

Contract for the Construction of the Locust Trace 

Agriscience Farm (Phase 2) BG 09-339 

14. Approval of a Reduction in Retainage on the 

88 

Construction Contract for the Construction at Locust 

Trace Agriscience Farm (Phase 2) BG 09-339 

15. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Twelve) to 

89 

the Contract for the Renovation at Cassidy Elementary 

School BG 08-206 

16. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Thirteen) to 

91 

the Contract for the Renovation at Leestown Middle 


APPROVAL OF ACTION ITEMS: 

Approved by Consent 1. Award of Bids/Proposals and Bid Contract Extensions 

49 

Approved by Consent 2. Actions for Post Approval and Claims 

Placeholder 58 

Approved by Consent 3. Special and Other Leaves of Absence 

59 

Approved by Consent 4. Requests from Principals for Extended Trips 

61 

Approved by Consent 5. Professional Leave by District Personnel 

68 

Approved by Consent 6. District Summer School Tuition 

73 

Approved by Consent 7. Request for Shortened School Days 

74 

Approved by Consent 8. Approval of Instructional School Fees for 2011-2012 

75 

Approved by Consent 9. 2011-2012 Pay Dates 

78 

Approved by Consent 10. Approval of Budget Transfer 

81 

Approved by Consent 11. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Five) to the 

Contract for the Construction at Wellington Elementary 

School (The New Elementary School at Keithshire Way) 

BG 09-267 

82 

Approved by Consent 12. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Seven) to 

the Contract for Renovation at Yates Elementary School 

BG 10-025 

84 

Approved by Consent 13. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Nine) to the 

Contract for the Construction of the Locust Trace 

Agriscience Farm (Phase 2) BG 09-339 

86 

Approved by Consent 14. Approval of a Reduction in Retainage on the 

Construction Contract for the Construction at Locust 

Trace Agriscience Farm (Phase 2) BG 09-339 

88 

Approved by Consent 15. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Twelve) to 

the Contract for the Renovation at Cassidy Elementary 


89 

Approved by Consent 16. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Thirteen) to 

the Contract for the Renovation at Leestown Middle 


91 

Mary Wright 

17. Approval of a BG-1 Project Application for the 

Renovation of James Lane Allen Elementary School 

93 

Mary Wright 18. Approval of a BG-1 Project Application for the 

Renovation of Meadowthorpe Elementary School 

94 

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Mary Wright 


Renovation of Stonewall Elementary School 

95 

Mary Wright 


Renovation of Tates Creek Elementary School 

96 

Mary Wright 

21. Approval of Bid, Interim and Proposed Contracts, and a 

Revision to the BG-1 Project Application for the 

Renovation of Cardinal Valley Elementary School BG 

10-261 

97 

Mary Wright 

22. Approval of Bid, Interim and Proposed Contracts, and a 

Revision to the BG-1 Project Application for the 

Renovation of Millcreek Elementary School BG 10-259 

99 

Mary Wright 23. Approval of Third-Party Special Inspection Agreement 

for the Renovation of Breckinridge Elementary School 

BG 10-262 

101 

Mary Wright 

24. Approval of Third-Party Special Inspection Agreement 

for the Renovation of Mary Todd Elementary School BG 

10-260 

102 

Mary Wright 

25. Approval of the Schematic Design Documents for the 

Adaptive Re-Use of 1126 Russell Cave Road as the 

Warehouse Facility BG 11-108 

103 

Mike McKenzie 26. Annual Review of the Statement on Rights and 

Responsibilities and Student Code of Conduct 

104 

Quoya Shegog 27. Monthly Financial Report 

106 

L. 

Melodee Parker 

Mike McKenzie 

M. 

INFORMATIONAL ITEMS: 

1. Personnel Changes 

113 

2. 2011 Graduation Dates 

223 

ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: 

1. Public 

NOTICE: Our next item is where members of the public 

may address the Board on any topic of District-related 

concern that is NOT on the official agenda for this 

meeting (Policy # 1.45). Please know that since these 

items are not on tonight's agenda our Board may or may 

not comment. It is important to know that this is not 

intended to be a time where issues will be debated. The 

Chair will determine the amount of time for each speaker, 

depending upon the lateness of the hour and the number 

of speakers. 

2. Board Request Summary 


"Approve the following Board requests:" 

a. 

b. 

c. 

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John Price 

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O. 

P. 

3. Other Business 

a. Board 

Discussion of Board Work 

b. Staff 

MOTION MAKING AGENDA PART OF THE OFFICIAL BOARD MINUTES: 


"Make the agenda dated April 25, 2011, on which action has 

been taken at this meeting, a part of the minutes as if copied in 

the minutes verbatim." 

CLOSED SESSION: 

ADJOURNMENT: 

Complete supplemental detail concerning this agenda is 

available for public review during normal business hours, 8:00 

a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the District Office. 

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G.5a PROCLAMATION CELEBRATING APRIL 2011 

AS SCHOOL LIBRARY MONTH 

WHEREAS, school libraries can be wondrous places where books come to 

life, children grow to love reading and information is available 

to everyone who seeks it; and 

WHEREAS, as hubs of education, information, and entertainment, libraries 

play a vital role in providing all citizens with the resources 

they need to live, learn, and work in today’s world; and 

WHEREAS, school media specialists and library support staff can open a 

world of knowledge for our students and provide personal 

service and expert assistance in finding what they seek; and 

WHEREAS, libraries are changing and dynamic places and our school 

media specialists are the world’s best search engines, helping 

students and teachers sift through and interpret the wealth of 

available documents in print and online to find the most 

relevant and accurate sources; 

WHEREAS, today’s students are the authors and illustrators of novels yet 

to be written and spending quality time in the library can help 

jumpstart their imagination and storytelling; and 

WHEREAS, libraries are places for opportunity, education, self-help and 

lifelong learning, offering free access to all and bringing 

opportunity to all. 

NOW THEREFORE BE IT PROCLAIMED, that the members of the Fayette 

County Board of Education express their deep appreciation to all of our 

school media specialists and library support staff and hereby join the rest 

of the nation in celebrating April 2011 as School Library Month. 

BE IT FURTHER PROCLAIMED, that this proclamation be spread on the 

official minutes of the Board of Education. 

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G.5b PROCLAMATION CELEBRATING APRIL 2011 

AS OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY MONTH 

WHEREAS, school occupational therapists throughout the Fayette County 

Public Schools are key members of the educational team 

preparing our children for the future; and 

WHEREAS, occupational therapy is the science of helping people of all 

ages live life to its fullest, by promoting health, preventing 

injury, and teaching them how to overcome the social, 

emotional and physical effects of illness, injury and 

impairment; and 

WHEREAS, through direct and indirect services, assistive technology and 

environmental modifications, school occupational therapists 

help students facing physical, cognitive or mental health 

challenges that can affect their school performance and 

health; and 

WHEREAS, school-based occupational therapy assessment and 

intervention focuses on helping kids participate in the 

activities of daily living and learning, achieve in the 

classroom, develop appropriate relationships, build 

independence and pursue the interests and skills necessary 

for transition to life after graduation; and 

WHEREAS, school occupational therapists look at the whole picture when 

it comes to planning and delivering student intervention, 

collaborating with parents, teacher and other educational staff 

members to help students achieve academic success. 


County Board of Education express their deep appreciation to our school 

occupational therapists for all they do to support our students and schools 

as integral members of the “It’s About Kids” team and hereby join the rest 

of the country in celebrating April 2011 as Occupational Therapy Month. 



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G.5c PROCLAMATION FOR TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK 2011 

WHEREAS, Teachers are the backbone of the Fayette County Public Schools, 

working daily to open world to our students; and 

WHEREAS, The role of the classroom teacher cannot be overemphasized, for 

they are the single most influential factor in a child’s educational 

experience; and 

WHEREAS, Our teachers are at their best when they hold students to high 

expectations, challenge them to think critically, push them to excel in 

the face of any obstacle, and guide their development as citizens; 

and 

WHEREAS, Under the expert direction of our teachers, classrooms throughout 

Fayette County are places where kids have the opportunity to display 

creativity and imagination and develop a passion for learning that 

will last a lifetime; and 

WHEREAS, Excellent teaching is a labor of love, and our dedicated professionals 

often use their own resources and work evenings and weekends to 

enhance and enrich the daily learning experiences of students 

with innovative and individualized lessons; and 

WHEREAS, Teachers fill many roles, including listener, role model, motivator 

and mentor; and 

WHEREAS, Educators in Fayette County shape the future of our community and 

nation as they work each day to prepare our students to compete 

globally; and 

WHEREAS, The value of our talented, committed, tireless and inspirational 

teachers is without measure. 

NOW THEREFORE BE IT PROCLAIMED, that the members of the Fayette County 

Board of Education hereby express their profound feeling of gratitude and also 

their deep appreciation for all that teachers contribute daily to their students, the 

school system and the community and join the rest of the country in celebrating 

Teacher Appreciation Week during May 2 through May 6, 2011. 

BE IT FURTHER PROCLAIMED, that this proclamation be spread on the official 

minutes of the Board of Education. 

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G.5d PROCLAMATION CELEBRATING 

SCHOOL NUTRITION EMPLOYEE WEEK 

WHEREAS preparing healthy school meals, teaching healthy nutrition 

habits, and offering a friendly greeting are all in a day’s work 

for the 425 school nutrition employees serving students in the 

Fayette County Schools; and 

WHEREAS, for many children, school lunch is the most important and 

nutrient-rich meal of the day, and children depend upon 

school lunch for roughly 1/3 to 1/2 of their daily nutritional 

intake; and 

WHEREAS, the hard-working school nutrition employees in Fayette 

County serve, on average, 7,980 breakfasts and 23,596 lunches 

each day; and 

WHEREAS, school nutrition employees must balance many roles and 

follow numerous federal, state and local regulations to ensure 

safe and healthy meals are available in schools; and 

WHEREAS, a commitment to continuous improvement has led the 

district’s child nutrition department to decrease the use of 

fryers in school cafeterias, pilot farm to school programs and 

participate in the fresh fruit and vegetable program; and 

WHEREAS, school nutrition employees are trained sanitation and food 

safety experts who must manage financially self-sufficient 

programs despite limited funds to prepare and serve each 

meal; and 

WHEREAS, children who eat school meals consume more fruits, 

vegetables, whole grains and dairy items than children who do 

not eat school meals; and 

WHEREAS the men and women who prepare and serve school meals help 

nurture our children through their daily interaction and 

support; and 


County Board of Education hereby express their profound feeling of 

gratitude and deep appreciation for the valuable school nutrition 

employees and join the rest of the country in celebrating May 2 to May 6, 

2011 as School Nutrition Employee Week. 



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Department of Budget and Staffing 

701 East Main Street 

Lexington, Kentucky 40502 

Tel: 859-381-4109 

H.1b SUPPORT SERVICES POSITION CONTROL DOCUMENT 

Julane Mullins, Budget & Staffing Director 

MEMORANDUM 

TO: Board Members 

FROM: Julane Mullins 

DATE: April 25, 2011 

RE: Position Control Document 

The Support Services Position Control Document provides information to the Board of 

Education regarding staffing patterns at non-school sites. This report is updated 

monthly to reflect changes that have occurred as a result of Board actions. 

If you have specific questions regarding this report, please contact Julane Mullins at 

381-4109. 

Position Control Number Description- The position control number is an eight-digit number that 

provides for the identification of the work site, employee classification, and department. 

The first digit of the number indicates the work site- 

1=701 E. Main, 2=Springhill Dr., 3=Liberty Rd., 4=School Site, 5=District Wide Itinerant, 

6=Other 

The second digit of the number indicates the position classification- 

1=Certified, 2=Certified Administrative, 3=Classified Administrative, 4=Classified Hourly, 

5=Classified Salaried, 6=Temporary 

The third through fifth digits indicate the department code as determined by MUNIS. 

The sixth through eighth digits are an index number that allows for a unique identifier for each 

individual within a department. 

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Position Control 

Number 


It's About Kids Support Services- Position Control Document 

MUNIS 

Job Description 

FTE Fund Source 

Office of the Superintendent 

Salary 2010- 

2011 

Calendar Creation Date 

12075001 SCHOOL DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT 1 General Fund 244,446.72 250 6/28/2004 

14075002 ADMIN ASST TO SUPERINTENDENT 1 General Fund 60,844.32 261 6/28/2004 

14075003 ADMIN ASST TO THE BOARD OF ED 1 General Fund 54,956.16 261 6/28/2004 

Office of the School Directors 

12183001 

Elementary Schools 

SCHOOL DIRECTOR 1 General Fund 113,800.99 250 6/28/2004 

12183002 SCHOOL DIRECTOR 1 General Fund 114,076.19 250 6/28/2004 


14183004 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT III 

Middle Schools 

1 General Fund 31,185.60 261 6/28/2004 


12184003 RETIRED ADMINISTRATOR 0.6 General Fund 37,838.50 250 1/5/2009 

14184002 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT III 

High Schools 

1 General Fund 42,971.04 261 6/28/2004 


14185002 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT III 1 General Fund 35,579.52 261 6/28/2004 

15185003 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 0.69 General Fund 57,740.45 250 7/1/2007 

12185004 INSTRUCTIONAL COORDINATOR 1 General Fund 99,222.84 250 6/28/2004 

15185005 SLC PROJECT COORDINATOR 1 SLC Grant 78,467.18 212 10/22/2007 

11185006 HS EBCE INSTRUCTOR 1 General Fund 68,970.41 192 6/28/2004 

15185007 SCHOOL TO WORK RESOURCE SPEC 1 Gear Up 65,309.64 222 6/28/2004 

15185008 GEAR-UP SITE COORDINATOR 1 Gear Up 222 1/1/2007 

14185009 STAFF SUPP ADMIN ASST I (12MO) 1 General Fund 37,959.84 261 6/28/2004 

14185010 OFFICE ASST II FED FUNDED 0.5 Perkins 10,554.11 182 6/28/2004 

Office of Community/SBDM/Government Support/Communications 

12608001 DIR - COMMUNITY/SBDM/GOVT SUPT 1 General Fund 96,839.38 250 8/23/2004 


15608003 FAMILY/COMMUNITY LIAISON 1 General Fund 64,329.18 250 7/31/2006 

15608004 EQUITY ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICER 1 General Fund 98,213.13 250 6/28/2004 

15608020 MANAGER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 1 General Fund 66,452.92 250 7/1/2010 

12886005 COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 79,141.71 250 6/28/2004 



14886009 IAKSS RECEPTIONIST 1 General Fund 37,646.64 261 6/28/2004 

14886010 IAKSS RECEPTIONIST 1 General Fund 35,287.20 261 6/28/2004 


13886012 MEDIA PRODUCER/TECH COORD 1 General Fund 80,398.04 250 6/28/2004 

15886013 MEDIA PRODUCER 1 General Fund 78,417.11 250 6/28/2004 


14886015 PRINTING SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 60,259.68 261 6/28/2004 

14886016 PRINTING ASSISTANT 1 General Fund 45,205.20 261 6/28/2004 



14886019 IAKSS OFFICE ASSISTANT III 0.5 General Fund 16,035.24 261 7/1/2009 

Office of Student Achievement Support 

12052001 DIR - STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT 1 General Fund 105,172.12 250 6/28/2004 


15052003 2020 VISION PROGRAM MANAGER 1 General Fund 66,188.92 250 7/31/2006 

15052004 GRANTS PROGRAM COMPLIANCE OFFICER 1 General Fund 88,173.80 250 6/23/2008 

12052005 CATS ASSESSMENT COORDINATOR 1 General Fund 89,627.22 250 6/28/2004 

14052006 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II 1 General Fund 32,392.71 261 6/28/2004 

13052007 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST 1 General Fund 57,585.56 250 6/28/2004 

13052008 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST 1 General Fund 92,970.59 250 6/28/2004 

13052009 GRANT WRITER 1 General Fund 76,725.93 250 6/28/2004 

12052010 ASSOC DIRECTOR STDT SUPPORT 1 General Fund 97,456.63 250 7/1/2009 


11052012 GIFTED & TALENTED INSTRUCTOR 0.7 General Fund 29,043.66 222 6/28/2004 

14052013 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 Title III 61,006.64 222 6/28/2004 

12052014 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 Title III/Title I 69,604.36 222 8/23/2004 


11052016 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 Title III 53,794.00 222 8/22/2005 

12052017 DIRECTOR OF PUPIL PERSONNEL 1 General Fund 99,446.94 250 6/28/2004 

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Number 



MUNIS 



Salary 2010- 

2011 


13052018 ATTENDANCE ANALYST 1 General Fund 73,936.97 250 6/28/2004 

11052019 ATTENDANCE WORKER 1 General Fund 72,139.43 212 6/28/2004 

11052020 ATTENDANCE WORKER 1 General Fund 76,573.82 212 6/28/2004 

13052021 ATTENDANCE ANALYST 1 General Fund 99,570.03 250 6/28/2004 

14052022 IAKSS OFFICE ASSISTANT III 1 General Fund 40,381.92 261 6/28/2004 

14052023 OUT-OF-AREA ATTENDANCE SPEC 1 General Fund 37,946.79 261 6/28/2004 

14052024 ATTENDANCE SPEC - HIGH SCHOOL 1 General Fund 23,261.70 190 6/28/2004 

11052025 MIGRANT ADVOCATE 1 Migrant Worker 84,660.43 250 6/28/2004 



14052028 MIGRANT RECRUITER 1 Migrant Worker 261 7/1/2006 

15052029 DROP OUT PREVENTION COORDINATOR 1 Migrant Grant 68,250.00 222 7/1/2008 

12052030 OTHER CENTRAL OFFICE POSITIONS 1 ESS 95,368.76 250 6/28/2004 

11052031 DIST WIDE EXCEP CHILD RESOURCE INSTR 0.5 IDEA 29,638.16 212 6/28/2004 

11052032 DIST WIDE EXCEP CHILD RESOURCE INSTR 0.5 IDEA 26,792.49 212 6/28/2004 

11052033 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 IDEA 74,319.39 212 6/28/2004 

14052034 STAFF SUPP ADMIN ASST I (12MO) 1 Early Start 31,150.35 261 6/28/2004 

12052035 EARLY START COORDINATOR 1 Early Start 85,452.99 250 6/28/2004 

11052036 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 0.7 Early Start 36,624.51 192 6/28/2004 

11052037 PRESCHOOL GAP INTERVENTIONIST 1 Grant 74,446.52 250 8/24/2009 

11052038 RET TITLE I TEACHER 0.5 Title I 29,988.05 222 6/28/2004 

12052039 INSTRUCTIONAL COORDINATOR 1 Title I 99,619.86 250 6/28/2004 

14052040 IAKSS OFFICE ASSISTANT I 1 Title I 33,287.94 261 6/28/2004 

44052041 TITLE I VAN DRIVER 0.9 Title I 17,275.44 182 5/23/2005 


41052043 TITLE I INSTRUCTOR 0.9 Title I 57,456.89 192 5/23/2005 

41052044 TITLE I INSTRUCTOR 1 Title I 80,202.91 222 6/28/2004 


14052046 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II 1 Title I 36,174.60 261 6/28/2004 

11052047 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 Title I 71,708.00 222 6/28/2004 



11052050 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 General Fund 222 6/28/2004 



11052053 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 0.5 Title I, Sch Improvement 222 7/1/2007 

11052054 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 General Fund 77,491.73 222 6/28/2004 

11052055 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT SPECIALIST 1 Title I, Sch Improvement 79,803.45 222 7/1/2009 




14052059 STAFF SUPP ADMIN ASST I (10.5) 1 General Fund 34,098.75 225 6/28/2004 

11052060 READING RECOVERY LEAD TEACHER 1 Title I/Reading Recovery 81,998.09 222 6/28/2004 

11052061 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 General Fund 82,186.00 222 6/28/2004 

11052070 LANG IMMERSION PROGRAM SPECIALSIT 1 Imp of Ed 85,637.70 250 7/1/2010 

12052062 ASSOC DIRECTOR STDT SUPPORT 1 General Fund 105,119.52 250 6/28/2004 


12052064 EXCEPTIONAL CHILD COORDINATOR 1 General Fund 95,700.31 250 6/28/2004 

12052065 INSTRUCTIONAL COORDINATOR 1 General Fund 83,111.52 250 6/28/2004 

14052066 STAFF SUPP ADMIN ASST I (12 MO) 1 General Fund 34,767.81 261 6/28/2004 

11052067 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 SAFE Schools 212 6/28/2004 

15052068 DIST WIDE RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 1 SAFE Schools 78,467.18 212 6/28/2004 

14052069 STAFF SUPP ADMIN ASST I (10.5) 1 SAFE Schools 37,062.00 225 6/28/2004 

Special Education 

12123001 DIRECTOR OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILD 1 General Fund 108,241.94 250 6/28/2004 





12123006 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST 1 General Fund 95,545.81 250 6/28/2004 

11123007 DIST WIDE EXCEP CHILD RESOURCE INSTR 1 General Fund 76,573.82 212 6/28/2004 





16 April 25, 2011


Number 



MUNIS 



Salary 2010- 

2011 






14123016 IAKSS OFFICE ASSISTANT II 1 General Fund 33,397.56 261 6/28/2004 

14123017 IAKSS OFFICE ASST I 1 General Fund 27,880.02 261 6/28/2004 



14123020 SPECIAL ED SYSTEMS ANALYST 1 General Fund 58,735.44 261 6/28/2004 

54123021 SPECIAL ED PARENT LIAISON 1 IDEA 22,162.56 192 6/28/2004 

54123022 SPECIAL ED PARENT LIAISON 0.8 IDEA 20,186.88 192 6/28/2004 

14123023 MICROCOMPUTER SPECIALIST 1 IDEA 46,290.96 261 7/1/2010 

Office of the Chief Operating Officer/Resource Management 

13105001 CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER 1 General Fund 127,432.26 250 7/1/2005 

14105002 ADMIN ASST CHIEF OPERATING OFF 1 General Fund 47,042.64 261 7/1/2005 

Budget and Staffing 

13894001 DIRECTOR - BUDGET & STAFFING 1 General Fund 89,374.26 250 6/28/2004 

14894002 BUDGET ANALYST 1 General Fund 52,032.96 261 6/28/2004 

14894003 BUDGET ANALYST 1 General Fund 45,079.92 261 9/26/2005 

13894004 STAFFING & BUDGET SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 68,482.62 261 7/1/2010 

Financial Services 

13080001 DIRECTOR - FINANCIAL SERVICES 1 General Fund 95,928.83 250 6/28/2004 

14080002 FINANCE ANALYST 1 General Fund 48,128.40 261 6/28/2004 

14080003 FINANCIAL SVCS BOOKKEEPER 1 General Fund 48,900.96 261 6/28/2004 

13080004 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR - FINANCE 1 General Fund 74,867.65 250 6/28/2004 

14080005 STUDENT ACTIVITY FUNDS BUDGET ANALYST 1 General Fund 44,453.52 261 6/28/2004 

15080006 GRANT ACCOUNTANT 1 General Fund 65,908.73 250 6/28/2004 

14080007 GRANT ANALYST 1 General Fund 51,051.60 261 6/28/2004 

14080008 ACCOUNT SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 38,147.76 261 6/28/2004 


14080010 GRANT ANALYST 1 General Fund 39,045.60 261 6/28/2004 

14080011 ACCTS PAYABLE SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 44,015.04 261 6/28/2004 

14080012 INSURANCE SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 36,498.24 261 6/28/2004 

14080013 INSURANCE SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 36,498.24 261 6/28/2004 

14080014 SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICE TRAINER 1 General Fund 47,042.64 261 7/1/2009 


14080016 MAIL SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 33,032.16 261 6/28/2004 

14080017 TAX PROCESSING SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 15,462.72 261 7/1/2009 

13080018 ASSOC DIR - TAX COLLECTION 1 General Fund 66,036.66 250 6/28/2004 

14080019 TAX PROCESSING SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 50,738.40 261 6/28/2004 

14080020 TAX AUDITING SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 38,147.76 261 6/28/2004 



14080023 TAX AUDITING SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 45,393.12 261 6/28/2004 


14080025 PAYROLL ACCOUNTING MANAGER 1 General Fund 87,150.70 250 6/23/2008 

14080026 PAYROLL SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 40,653.36 261 6/28/2004 


14080028 PAYROLL SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 46,938.24 261 6/28/2004 

Human Resources 

13099001 DIRECTOR - HUMAN RESOURCES 1 General Fund 109,249.36 250 6/28/2004 

14099002 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT 1 General Fund 45,789.84 261 6/28/2004 

14099024 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT 0.5 General Fund 50,874.12 261 1/1/2010 

14099024 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT 0.5 General Fund 37,584.00 261 1/1/2010 





14099007 KTIP COORDINATOR 0.5 General Fund 50,874.12 225 6/28/2004 

14099007 KTIP COORDINATOR 0.5 General Fund 37,584.00 225 6/28/2004 

13099008 ASSOC DIR - HUMAN RESOURCES 1 General Fund 72,277.62 250 6/28/2004 




17 April 25, 2011


Number 



MUNIS 



Salary 2010- 

2011 






12099016 ASSOC DIR - HUMAN RESOURCES 1 General Fund/PD Grant 100,382.57 250 6/28/2004 

14099017 PROF DEV ACCOUNT SPECIALIST 1 PD Grant 46,938.24 261 6/28/2004 

12099018 STAFF RECRUITER 1 General Fund 61,798.13 250 7/1/2007 


12099020 PRINICIPAL MENTOR 0.6 Prof Dev/Title V 49,161.58 250 7/1/2008 

12099021 PRINICIPAL MENTOR 0.6 Prof Dev/Title V 49,161.58 250 7/1/2008 

12099022 ADMINISTRATIVE INTERN 1 General Fund 49,890.78 250 6/28/2004 

12099023 ADMINISTRATIVE INTERN 1 General Fund 250 6/28/2004 

Technology 

13100001 DIRECTOR - TECHNOLOGY 1 General Fund 99,705.98 250 6/28/2004 


14100003 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER 1 General Fund 68,736.96 261 6/28/2004 


11100005 TECHNOLOGY RESOURCE TEACHER 1 General Fund 50,746.40 212 6/28/2004 

14100006 DATA COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 75,502.08 261 6/28/2004 

14100007 VOICE AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 52,638.48 261 5/19/2008 

12100008 CENTRAL MEDIA LIBRARIAN 1 General Fund 84,660.43 250 6/28/2004 

12100009 RETIRED MEDIA LIBRARIAN 0.5 General Fund 14,676.35 250 6/28/2004 

14100010 MEDIA TECHNICIAN 1 General Fund 43,597.44 261 6/28/2004 






13100016 SUPV - SYSTEMS INTEGRATION 1 General Fund 94,110.11 250 6/28/2004 

14100017 LAN TECHNICIAN 1 General Fund 66,753.36 261 6/28/2004 

14100018 SYSTEMS ANALYST 1 General Fund 58,735.44 261 6/28/2004 

13100019 MANAGER - FINANCIAL SYSTEMS 1 General Fund 102,881.12 250 6/28/2004 

14100020 MICROCOMPUTER SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 58,735.44 261 6/28/2004 

14100021 COMPUTER TRAINING SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 58,735.44 261 6/28/2004 


14100023 MIS USER SUPPORT MANAGER 1 General Fund 77,205.88 250 9/22/2008 

14100024 DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR 1 General Fund 63,558.72 261 6/28/2004 


12100026 DISTRICT TECH COORDINATOR 1 General Fund 100,981.55 250 6/28/2004 




11100030 USER SUPPORT MANAGER 1 General Fund 90,275.40 250 4/28/2008 




14100034 LAN TECHNICIAN 1 General Fund 67,734.72 261 6/28/2004 


14100036 LEAD MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN 1 General Fund 50,070.24 261 6/28/2004 

14100037 MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN II 1 General Fund 38,711.52 261 6/28/2004 


14100039 MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN IV 1 General Fund 46,896.48 261 6/28/2004 








Office of Facilities Operations Support 

23086001 ASST DIR PHYS SVCS 1 General Fund 250 7/1/2005 

23086002 MAINTENANCE PROJECT COORD 1 General Fund 77,382.08 250 6/28/2004 

22086003 CONSTRUCTION BUDGET ANALYST 1 General Fund 52,847.28 261 6/28/2004 

24086004 CONSTRUCTION BUDGET ANALYST 1 General Fund 48,796.56 261 6/23/2008 

23086005 DIRECTOR FACILITY DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION 1 General Fund 91,063.21 250 6/28/2004 

18 April 25, 2011


Number 



MUNIS 



Salary 2010- 

2011 


24086006 STAFF SUPPORT ADMIN ASST I 1 General Fund 37,959.84 261 7/1/2007 

23086007 DIRECTOR - TRANSPORTATION 1 General Fund 109,237.15 250 6/28/2004 

24086008 TRANSPORTATION RECORDS CLERK 1 General Fund 41,070.96 261 6/28/2004 


24086010 IAKSS OFFICE ASSISTANT III 1 General Fund 30,422.16 261 6/28/2004 

24086011 LEAD BUS DRIVER TRAINER 1 General Fund 37,166.40 261 6/28/2004 

24086012 TRANSPORTATION DATA ASSISTANT 1 General Fund 36,143.28 261 6/28/2004 

24086013 TRANSPORTATION DATA ASSISTANT 1 General Fund 261 6/28/2004 

24086014 TRANSPORTATION DATA ASSISTANT 1 General Fund 36,143.28 261 6/28/2004 

24086015 TRANSPORTATION DISPATCHER 1 General Fund 34,542.00 225 6/28/2004 


24086017 TRANSPORTATION MANAGER 1 General Fund 48,295.44 261 6/28/2004 

24086018 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 52,346.16 261 6/28/2004 

24086019 AUTO BODY WORKER II 1 General Fund 40,047.84 261 6/28/2004 

24086020 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT 1 General Fund 31,570.56 261 6/28/2004 

24086021 VEHICLE MECHANIC I 1 General Fund 37,625.76 261 6/28/2004 



24086024 VEHICLE MECHANIC II 1 General Fund 44,599.68 261 6/28/2004 

24086025 VEHICLE UPHOLSTERY/GLASS WORKER 1 General Fund 45,205.20 261 6/28/2004 




34086029 TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK 1 General Fund 34,368.48 261 6/28/2004 



33086032 SUPERVISOR TRANSPORTATION 1 General Fund 81,186.76 250 6/28/2004 

34086033 TRANSPORTATION MANAGER 1 General Fund 46,144.80 261 6/28/2004 

34086034 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 55,018.80 261 6/28/2004 

34086035 SAFETY TRAINING COORDINATOR 1 General Fund 38,523.60 261 6/28/2004 


34086037 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE ATTENDANT 1 General Fund 32,635.44 261 6/28/2004 









34086046 VEHICLE OPERATION CNTRL ANALYST 1 General Fund 40,381.92 261 6/28/2004 

34086047 TRANSPORTATION ROUTING SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 77,847.60 250 7/1/2007 




64086192 CUSTODIAN 0.2 General Fund 6,056.44 261 6/28/2004 




34086051 BUS MONITOR General Fund 182 6/28/2004 

34086052 BUS DRIVER General Fund 182 6/28/2004 

23086053 DIRECTOR - WAREHOUSE 1 General Fund 94,688.52 250 6/28/2004 


24086055 PURCHASING TECHNICIAN 1 General Fund 46,144.80 261 6/28/2004 

24086056 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 55,018.80 261 6/28/2004 

24086057 LEAD WAREHOUSE WORKER 1 General Fund 46,520.64 261 6/28/2004 

24086058 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 42,762.24 261 6/28/2004 

24086059 IAKSS OFFICE ASSISTANT II 1 General Fund 33,721.20 261 6/28/2004 

24086060 WAREHOUSE WORKER II 1 General Fund 37,959.84 261 6/28/2004 

24086061 LEAD WAREHOUSE WORKER 1 General Fund 39,651.12 261 6/28/2004 




19 April 25, 2011


Number 



MUNIS 



Salary 2010- 

2011 







23086070 DIRECTOR - MAINTENANCE 1 General Fund 96,803.86 250 6/28/2004 


24086072 WORK CONTROL COORDINATOR 1 General Fund 41,342.40 261 6/28/2004 

24086073 DRAFTING SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 46,228.32 261 6/28/2004 

24086074 MAINT WAREHOUSE WORKER 1 General Fund 42,783.12 261 6/28/2004 

24086075 MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 59,508.00 261 6/28/2004 










24086096 MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN III 1 General Fund 24,773.60 261 6/28/2004 










24086108 MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 59,508.00 261 6/28/2004 


24086110 HVAC TECHNICIAN 1 General Fund 41,843.52 261 6/28/2004 




24086114 ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR/DISPATCHER 1 General Fund 52,847.28 261 6/28/2004 







24086121 MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN III 1 Food Service 45,810.72 261 6/28/2004 













23086134 DIRECTOR - PLANT OPERATIONS 1 General Fund 99,147.29 250 6/28/2004 


24086136 DATA ENTRY ASSISTANT 1 General Fund 34,786.08 261 6/28/2004 

24086137 CUSTODIAL SERVICES TRAINER 1 General Fund 52,847.28 261 6/28/2004 

24086138 CUSTODIAL SERVICES TRAINER 1 General Fund 52,847.28 261 6/28/2004 

24086139 CUSTODIAL EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 1 General Fund 31,549.68 261 6/28/2004 

24086140 CUSTODIAN 1 General Fund 28,563.84 261 6/28/2004 


24086142 LEAD CUSTODIAL SERVICE WORKER 1 General Fund 40,381.92 261 6/28/2004 

20 April 25, 2011


Number 



MUNIS 



Salary 2010- 

2011 


24086143 GROUNDS SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 57,148.56 261 6/28/2004 

24086144 LEAD GROUNDS EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 1 General Fund 42,762.24 261 6/28/2004 

24086145 GROUNDS EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 1 General Fund 37,959.84 261 6/28/2004 

24086146 LEAD GROUNDS WORKER 1 General Fund 45,184.32 261 6/28/2004 



24086149 GROUNDS WORKER I 1 General Fund 29,941.92 261 9/26/2005 


24086151 GROUNDS WORKER II 1 General Fund 32,906.88 261 6/28/2004 









24086160 UTILITY WORKER I 1 General Fund 37,229.04 261 6/28/2004 



24086162 UTILITY SERVICES SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 56,376.00 261 6/28/2004 

24086163 LEAD UTILITY WORKER 1 General Fund 48,900.96 261 6/28/2004 




24086167 UTILITY WORKER II 1 General Fund 14,208.96 261 6/28/2004 



23086170 DIRECTOR - RISK MANAGEMENT 1 General Fund 94,714.04 250 6/28/2004 

23086171 SUPV - SAFETY, HEALTH, ENVIRON 1 General Fund 86,288.31 250 6/28/2004 

24086172 WORKERS COMP ANALYST 1 General Fund 45,789.84 261 6/28/2004 

23086173 DIRECTOR - FOOD SERVICE 1 Food Service 93,520.47 250 6/28/2004 

24086174 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II 1 Food Service 34,566.84 261 6/28/2004 

24086175 IAKSS OFFICE ASSISTANT II 1 Food Service 23,255.40 261 6/28/2004 

24086176 FOOD SERVICE BUDGET ANALYST 1 Food Service 52,847.28 261 6/28/2004 

24086177 FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM ASSISTANT 1 Food Service 32,429.25 225 6/28/2004 

25086178 FOOD SERVICE COORDINATOR 1 Food Service 67,823.52 212 6/28/2004 

25086179 SITE BASED FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR 1 Food Service 36,056.96 207 7/1/2006 




24086183 FOOD SVC SYSTEMS ANALYST 1 Food Service 261 6/28/2004 

24086184 PURCHASING TECHNICIAN 1 Food Service 54,141.84 261 6/28/2004 

24086185 MICROCOMPUTER SPECIALIST 1 Food Service 49,402.08 261 9/22/2008 




14086186 CUSTODIAL SUPERVISOR 1 General Fund 39,087.36 261 6/28/2004 

14086187 LEAD CUSTODIAL SERVICE WORKER 1 General Fund 42,991.92 261 6/28/2004 





Law Enforcement 

13089001 DIRECTOR - LAW ENFORCEMENT 1 General Fund 97,616.05 250 6/28/2004 



14089004 DISPATCHER 1 General Fund 44,620.56 261 6/28/2004 

14089005 DISPATCHER 1 General Fund 40,068.72 261 6/28/2004 

14089006 WEEKEND DISPATCHER 1 General Fund 15,425.28 104 6/28/2004 



Deleted Positions Delete Date 

GENERAL COUNSEL - BD OF EDUC 1 General Fund 7/1/2010 

21 April 25, 2011


Number 



MUNIS 



Salary 2010- 

2011 


LEGAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASST 1 General Fund 7/1/2010 

LEGAL SPECIALIST/CIVIL RIGHTS COMPIANCE OFF 1 General Fund 7/1/2010 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II 1 General Fund 7/1/2010 

Added Positions (also included in main document above) 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I 1 General Fund 261 7/1/2007 

PRINCIPAL MENTOR 0.6 Prof Dev/Title V 250 7/1/2008 

PRINCIPAL MENTOR 0.6 Prof Dev/Title V 250 7/1/2008 

STAFFING & BUDGET SPECIALIST 1 General Fund 261 7/1/2010 

MICROCOMPUTER SPECIALIST 1 IDEA 261 7/1/2010 

LANG IMMERSION PROGRAM SPECIALSIT 1 Imp of Ed 250 7/1/2010 

MANAGER OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SUPPT 1 General Fund 250 7/1/2010 

22 April 25, 2011

H.1c MONTHLY CONSTRUCTION REPORT 

DATE: April 11, 2011 

TO: Board of Education 

FROM: Stu Silberman, Superintendent 

PREPARED BY: Mary H. Wright, Chief Operating Officer 

SUBJECT: April Construction Report, BG-1 Projects 

BACKGROUND INFORMATION: 

A monthly construction report is provided for the Board of Education. As you know, the 

guiding principles for prioritizing construction and maintenance projects are established 

by Board Policy 05.11 and are determined by considering (1) health, safety, and code 

compliance: (2) structural integrity of the facility; (3) support of the educational function; 

and (4) enhancement of the structure. Highlighted changes for the month of April 

include: 

Mary Todd Elementary 

Breckinridge Elementary 

(Construction Bid and Revised BG-1) 

If you have specific questions, please contact Mary Wright at 381-4165. 

23 April 25, 2011

Facility Name Project Description 

Bryan Station High 

BG -1 PROJECTS COMPLETED 

Demolition and New Construction 

Athletic Fieldhouse 

William Wells Brown 

Elementary New Construction – Elementary 

Sandersville Elementary New Construction – Elementary 

Liberty Elementary New Construction – Elementary 

Approved 

Funding Actual Costs* 

Bond, 

Restricted, and 

SFCC 

GOLD $43,823,799.72 

Bond & SFCC 

LFUCG $14,313,604.11 

Bond 

Residuals and 

General Fund $16,533,066.21 

Bond and 

Residuals $13,836,249.70 

Meadowthorpe Elementary Roof Top Unit replacement Restricted $ 618,523.55 *** 

Miles Point Bus Terminal Adaptive Re-use 

Henry Clay High Girls softball repair 

24 April 25, 2011 

KDE BG-4 

approval 

12/15/09 

9/30/10 

7/20/10 

7/21/10 

Restricted and 

General Fund $ 5,562,222.80 9/7/10 

Residuals and 

General Fund $ 892,951.57 11/2/10 

Veterans Park Elementary Roof Repair Residuals 

Bond, 


$ 1,084,595.13 10/7/10 

Russell Cave Elementary Renovation 

General Fund 

Bond, 


$ 5,891,712.11 *** 

Bryan Station Middle Renovation 

General Fund $ 13,101,098.24 3/23/11 

*** Project is complete waiting for proper documentation and KDE approval of the BG-4 and Final Payment Application


BG-1 PROJECTS UNDER DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION 

Arlington Elementary Renovation $ 12,450,800 

Cassidy Elementary Renovation $ 11,067,360 

Leestown Middle Renovation $ 13,682,854 

Approved Funding and Source 

25 April 25, 2011 

Est. Completion 

Date 

Bond, SFCC, Restricted, 

General Fund and Residuals Nov-2010 

Bond, Restricted and 

General Fund Nov-2010 


General Fund Nov-2010 

Lafayette High Stadium replacement $ 4,899,578 Residuals and General Fund Nov-2010 

Wellington Elementary New Construction $ 16,457,368 Bond, General Fund Aug-2011 

Locust Trace Agriscience 

Farm -- Phase I & II New Construction $ 18,372,114 Restricted Oct-2011 

Clays Mill Elementary Renovation $ 14,014,495 

Yates Elementary Renovation $ 10,918,388 

Tates Creek Middle Renovation $ 18,854,244 


General Fund Oct-2012 

Bond, Restricted, General 

Fund Aug-2011 


Fund Aug-2011 

Breckinridge Elementary Renovation $ 14,739,927 Bond, Restricted, Residuals Oct-2012 

Cardinal Valley 

Elementary Renovation $ 13,054,202 Bond, Restricted, Residuals 

Mary Todd Elementary Renovation $ 10,978,318 

Millcreek Elementary 

Warehouse Russell Cave 

Rd. 


Fund 

Renovation $ 14,708,836 Bond, Restricted 

Adaptive Re-use $ 3,140,950 General Fund 

Oct-2012 

Oct-2012 

Oct-2012 

Oct-2012

BG-1 PROJECTS PROPOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION 

Estimate Cost and Proposed Funding 

Source 

26 April 25, 2011 

DFP Est. Cost 

per KDE 


James Lane Allen 

Renovation 

Elementary 

$ 10,913,988 Bond $ 7,618,908 

Meadowthorpe 

Renovation 

Elementary 

$ 9,338,050 Bond $ 6,418,009 

Stonewall Elementary Renovation $ 13,135,287 Bond $ 9,107,274 

Tates Creek Elementary Renovation $ 12,904,809 Bond $ 8,273,710 

Elementary NE of I-75 New Construction $ 16,908,000 Bond $ 14,508,000 

Deep Springs Elementary Renovation $ 11,639,898 Bond $ 7,229,176 

Garden Springs 

Renovation 

Elementary 

$ 13,047,868 Bond $ 10,402,428 

Glendover Elementary Renovation $ 11,344,021 Bond $ 7,816,575

H.3a RESOLUTION REGARDING THE DEATH 

OF MITZI JAN ROWAN 

WHEREAS, the members of the Fayette County Board of Education with 

deep regret learned of the passing of Mrs. Mitzi Jan Rowan, 

and 

WHEREAS, Mrs. Rowan has faithfully served the Fayette County Public 

Schools for a period of five years, and 

WHEREAS, Mrs. Rowan has directly served many students of the district 

as a dedicated and conscientious Teacher, and 

WHEREAS, the passing of Mrs. Rowan is a distinct loss to her family, coworkers, 

and the Fayette County Public School System. 

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the members of the Fayette 

County Board of Education hereby express their profound 

feeling of loss and also their deep appreciation for all that 

Mrs. Rowan meant to the school system and the community. 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution be spread on the official 

minutes of the Board of Education and that a copy thereof be 

sent to the family of Mrs. Rowan. 

Recommendation: A motion is in order to: 

“adopt the Resolution regarding the death of 

Mitzi Jan Rowan.” 

27 April 25, 2011

H.3b RESOLUTION REGARDING THE DEATH 

OF GENEVA ROBERTSON REEVES 

WHEREAS, the members of the Fayette County Board of Education with 

deep regret learned of the passing of Mrs. Geneva 

Robertson Reeves, and 

WHEREAS, Mrs. Reeves has faithfully served the Fayette County Public 

Schools for a period of thirty-three years, and 

WHEREAS, Mrs. Reeves has directly served many students of the 

district as a dedicated and conscientious Instructional 

Paraeducator, and 

WHEREAS, the passing of Mrs. Reeves is a distinct loss to her family, 

co-workers, and the Fayette County Public School System. 

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the members of the Fayette 

County Board of Education hereby express their profound 

feeling of loss and their deep appreciation for all that Mrs. 

Reeves meant to the school system and the community. 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution be spread on the official 

minutes of the Board of Education and that a copy thereof be 

sent to the family of Mrs. Reeves. 

Recommendation: A motion is in order to: 

“adopt the Resolution regarding the death of 

Geneva Robertson Reeves.” 

28 April 25, 2011

RECORD OF BOARD PROCEEDINGS 

(MINUTES) 

Board Agenda Planning Meeting 

March 14, 2011 

29 April 25, 2011 

06861 

The Fayette County Board of Education met at 701 East Main Street, Lexington, KY at 5:30 p.m. on the 14 th day of 

March 2011, with the following members present: (1) John Price, (2) Melissa Bacon, (3) Amanda Ferguson, (4) 

Doug Barnett, and (5) Daryl Love 

Staff Members Present 

Stu Silberman (Superintendent), Mike Burke, Lisa Deffendall, Kathy Dykes, Ketsy Fields, Julie Hawkins, Jack 

Hayes, Rodney Jackson, Vince Mattox, Mike McKenzie, Melodee Parker, Kelley Ransdell, Mary Wright 

A. Call to Order 

John Price, Chair, convened the meeting at 5:31p.m. 

G. Introductions, Student Performance, Recognitions, Resolutions 


John Price, Chair, introduced the teacher and student representatives for the March 14 th meeting. 

a. Student Representative: Isabelle Dickey, Eastside Technical Center 

b. Teacher Representative: Nami Stager, Northern Elementary School 

I.1 

H. Reports, Communications and Resolutions 

1. Progress Reports 

A. Superintendent’s Report 

b. Senate Bill 168 

Vince Mattox: explained process for developing and meeting requirements for Senate Bill 168 

requirements 

Senate Bill 168 - legislative mandate 

Board members received hard copy 

d. District Improvement Plan Report – Written Report 

Jack: 

Reviewed the current report 

Board members received electronic copy of report (hard copy included with permanent 

minutes) 

d. Support Services Position Control Document – No discussion 

e. Monthly Construction Report – Placeholder 

J. Approval of Consent Items 


Don Adkins: 

Bid being extended with UK for athletic trainers 

No cost increase

06862 

2. Actions for Post Approval and Claims – Placeholder 

3. Special and Other Leaves of Absence – No discussion 

4. Requests from Principals for Extended Trips – No discussion 

5. Professional Leave by District Personnel – No discussion 

6. U.S. Department of Education Teaching American History Grant 

Jack Hayes: 

Support projects to raise student achievement by improving teachers’ knowledge, understanding 

and appreciation of traditional American history 

Board approval needed – position included in grant 

7. Certified Staff Evaluation Plan Approval 

Mike Kennedy: 

Board members received electronic copy of plan (hard copy of plan included with permanent 

minutes 

Appeals committee recommendation – teachers’ appeal should be heard by teachers from the 

same grade level 

Currently one elementary teacher as alternate 

Recommendation – beginning 2012-2013 school year and extending to the end of 2013-2014 

school year – elections would be held for 2 primary and 2 alternates from elementary, middle and 

high school levels 

Standards required for every position 

8. Resolution Authorizing Amendment and Restatement of Retirement Plan Via Adoption of Valic 

Retirement Services Company Governmental Volume Submitter Plan – 

No discussion 


Stu Silberman: 

Funds for Superintendent search 

10. Approval of Development/Installation of Walking Track at Southern Middle School 

Mary Wright: 

Funded by PTA 

11. Approval of Development/Installation and Design Consultant for the EcoArt Grant Outdoor 

Classroom Pavilion at Dixie Elementary 

Mary Wright: 

Funded by PTA 

12. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Two) to the Contract for the Renovation at Tates Creek 

Middle School BG 10-028 

Mary Wright: 

Improvement to plans and specs: install interactive projectors, speakers and marker boards in 

lieu of SmartBoards – bulk of change order 

Resolve unforeseen conflicts: modify existing gas line; add gypsum soffit in lieu of modifying 

existing structural steel to run plumbing; add additional sanitary sewer manhole to avoid existing 

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utilities; revise steel reinforcing beneath dry food storage ; re-route electric, telephone and CATV 

conduit to new utility pole as required by local utility 

13. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Five) to the Contract for the Lafayette High School 

Stadium Replacement Project BG 09-087 

Mary Wright: 

Correct deficient plans and specs: install conduit, wiring, boxes and connections for urinal 

automatic flush mechanisms; install additional underground feeders to the baseball field 

concession stand and dugouts 

Improve original plans and specs: replace plumbing drain fittings 

Building code compliance: install additional exit signs, conduit and wiring required for 

bathroom facilities 

14. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Eight) to the Contract for the Construction of the 

Locust Trace Agriscience Farm (Phase 2) BG 09-339 

Mary Wright: 

Improve original plans and specs: mechanical/electrical/plumbing revisions to Vet Clinic; 

transfer labor costs from DPO (Accent Draperies) to the General Contractor contract 

Correct deficient plans and specs: add electric to one animal watering station and heaters for 

all four stations 

Resolve unforeseen conflicts: reduce the quantity and sizes for the Variable Air Volume Boxes 

15. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Eleven) to the Contract for the Renovation at Cassidy 

Elementary School BG 08-206 

Mary Wright: 

Improve original plans and specs: repair and replace cork material and decorative wood trim 

on 2 built-in tack boards in hallway 

Resolve unforeseen conflicts: install continuous hinge on door 13E 

16. Approval of a Reduction in Retainage on the Construction Contract for the Renovation at Cassidy 

Elementary School BTG 08-206 

Mary Wright: 

Project approaching completion 

17. Approval of a Reduction in Retainage on the Construction Contract for the Renovation at Yates 


Mary Wright: 

Project approaching completion 

K. Approval of Action Items 

18. Approval of Third-Party Special Inspection Agreement for the Renovation of Clays Mill 


Mary Wright: 

Required by KDE

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19. Approval of Recommendation from the Local Planning Committee 

Mary Wright: 

Board required to approve adjustment 

20. Approval of Bid, Interim and Proposed Contracts and a Revision to the BG-1 Project Application 

for the Renovation of Mary Todd Elementary School BG 10-260 

Mary Wright: 

Next step in project 

Bid came in significantly below estimates – 23% below 

21. Approval of Bid, Interim and Proposed Contracts and a Revision to the BG-1 Project Application 

for the Renovation of Breckinridge Elementary School BG 10-262 - Placeholder 

Mary Wright: 

Bid not in yet 

22. Senate Bill 168 (KRS 158.649) 2012 Targets 

Presentation by Vince Mattox earlier in meeting 

23. 2012-2013 Instructional Calendar 

Jack Hayes: 

Calendar committee work electronically 

Starts later than previous years 

Calendar included in agenda (included with permanent minutes) 

John Price: 

Amanda Ferguson will be on Calendar Committee next year 

Discussion held regarding: 

Length of winter break 

President’s Day as possible weather make-up day 

Election Day 

Jack Hayes: 

Opinions on scheduling the calendar are always mixed 

21. Monthly Financial Report - Placeholder 

L. Informational items 

1. Personnel Changes – No discussion 

M. Oral Communications 

3. Other Business – No discussion 



b. Staff 

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Requests from Board – None 

Closed Session 

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A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Daryl Love, to go into closed session at 7:01p.m. to 

discuss acquisition or sale of real property pursuant to KRS 61.810 (1)(b) and to discuss pending litigation 

regarding Cowan and related matter, and Vice pursuant to KRS 61.810(1)(c). The motion carried with a vote 

of 5 to 0. 

Open Session 

A motion was made by Daryl Love and seconded by Melissa Bacon, to reconvene in open session at 8:36 

pm. The motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 

Adjournment 

A motion was made by Amanda Ferguson and seconded by Doug Barnett to adjourn the meeting at 8:56 

p.m. The motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 

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CHAIR 

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SECRETARY

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CONFIDENTIAL MINUTES OF THE MARCH 14, 2011 

SPECIAL MEETING 

Official minutes are filed in the Office of the Superintendent. 

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RECORD OF BOARD PROCEEDINGS 06866 

Special Board Meeting 

(MINUTES) 

March 19, 2011 

The Fayette County Board of Education met at 701 East Main Street, Lexington, KY at 8:00 am on 

the 19 th day of March 2011, with the following members present: (1) John Price; (2) Melissa 

Bacon; (3) Amanda Ferguson; (4) Douglas Barnett and (5) Daryl Love 

______________________________________________________________________________ 

PURPOSE OF MEETING 

Pursuant to KRS Chapter 61, notice was given that on March 16, 2011, the Chair of the Fayette 

County Board of Education called a special meeting of the Board of Education for Saturday, March 

19, 2011 at 8:00 am. 701 E. Main St., in Conference Room A, for the purpose of reviewing 

Superintendent Search Firm RFPs received for consideration and a possible vote to select a search 

firm. 

Mary Wright, Chief Operating Officer 

Lisa Deffendall, Media Relations 

STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT 

The meeting was called to order by John Price, Board Chair, at 8:06 am. 

Board members reviewed the RFP submitted by the following firms: 

McPherson & Jacobson, LLC 

Ray and Associates, Inc. 

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A motion was made by Doug Barnett and seconded by Amanda Ferguson to retain McPherson 

and Jacobson LLC, to conduct the search for a superintendent for Fayette County Public Schools 

pending successful negotiation of a contract and utilize the services of the Kentucky School Board 

Association on an as needed basis. The motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 

ADJOURNMENT 

It was moved by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Daryl Love to adjourn the meeting at 10:16 am. 

The motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 

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CHAIR 

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SECRETARY 

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(MINUTES) 

March 23, 2011 

The Fayette County Board of Education met at 701 East Main Street, Lexington, KY at 4:30 p.m. on 

the 23 rd day of February 2011, with the following members present: 

(1) John Price; (2) Melissa Bacon; and (3) Doug Barnett 

______________________________________________________________________________ 



County Board of Education called a special meeting of the Board of Education for Wednesday, 

March 23, 2011 at 4:30 p.m. in Conference Room A, concerning student disciplinary hearings. 

A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Doug Barnett, to go into closed session. 


Stu Silberman, Superintendent 

STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT 

WITNESSES PRESENT 

Richard Royster, Lafayette High School Assistant Principal, Officer Dan Winn 

Bob Chenoweth, Chenoweth Law Office 

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ATTENDING ATTORNEY 

Following the disciplinary hearings, the Board took the following action: 

1. It was moved by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Doug Barnett to expel a student from 

Lafayette High School for a maximum of one calendar year, but shall continue to receive 

appropriate educational services at Project Rebound. 

During the term of the expulsion the student will be subject to random drug testing. 

Should the student refuse to take a test or should a test return a positive result for any 

illegal drug or controlled substance, other than the dosage prescribed by a doctor, the 

student will be subject to expulsion to MLK Academy or expelled without services which 

will be at the discretion of the Superintendent. 

The student may have the option of early transition from Project Rebound at the semester 

break of the December 2011-2012 school year, at the discretion of the Superintendent if 

there are no Student Code of Conduct violations and there is adequate academic 

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progress. Upon leaving Project Rebound, the Superintendent shall determine school 

placement. 

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During the terms of this expulsion, the student shall not be allowed on any FCPS property 

or allowed to attend FCPS activities or events, other than for the limited purpose of 

receiving appropriate educational services at Project Rebound. 

The motion carried 3 to 0. 

A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Doug Barnett, to reconvene in open 

session at 3:04 pm. The motion carried with a vote of 3 to 0. 

It was moved by Doug Barnett and seconded by Melissa Bacon to adjourn at 6:05 pm. The motion 

carried with a vote of 3 to 0. 

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CHAIR 

___________________________________ 

SECRETARY (CLOSED SESSION)



(MINUTES) 

March 24, 2011 

The Fayette County Board of Education met at 701 East Main Street, Lexington, KY at 6:00 pm on 

the 24 th day of March 2011, with the following members present: (1) John Price; (2) Melissa 

Bacon; (3) Amanda Ferguson; (4) Douglas Barnett and (5) Daryl Love 

______________________________________________________________________________ 



County Board of Education called a special meeting of the Board of Education for Thursday, March 

24, 2011 at 6:00 pm. 701 E. Main St., in Conference Room A, for the purpose of discussing the 

search process for a superintendent with representatives from McPherson & Jacobson, L.L.C. 

ATTENDEES: 

Staff: Mary Wright, Chief Operating Officer; Lisa Deffendall, Media Relations 

Jim Warren 

Lexington Herald Leader 

Thomas Jacobson and Loe Dunn, Consultants 

McPherson and Jacobson 

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The meeting was called to order by John Price, Board Chair, at 6:01 pm. 

Introductions of the McPherson and Jacobson representatives, Loe Dunn and Tom 

Jacobson, were made. 

Considerable discussion about the timeline for the search process which yielded the 

following: 

o Focus groups will meet the week of April 18 

o Board meeting with McPherson and Jacobson consultants on May 9 (lunch 

meeting) 

o Application submittal closes on May 16 

o Screening Committee will meet to review applications between May 17 – May 30 

o Board meeting at 6:00 p.m. on May 31 to review recommendations from the 

screening committee and applications 

o Interview candidates June 6 – 9 

Consultants utilized the nominal group technique to help Board members prioritize 

characteristics desired in the next superintendent 

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ADJOURNMENT 

It was moved by Amanda Ferguson and seconded by Melissa Bacon to adjourn the meeting at 

9:24 pm. The motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 

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CHAIR 

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SECRETARY 

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RECORD OF BOARD PROCEEDINGS 

(MINUTES) 

Regular Board Meeting 

March 28, 2011 

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The Fayette County Board of Education met at 701 East Main Street, Lexington, KY at 6:00 p.m. on the 28 th day of 

March 2011, with the following members present: (1) John Price, (2) Melissa Bacon, (3) Amanda Ferguson, (4) Doug 

Barnett and (5) Daryl Love 

Staff Members Present for Regular Meeting 

Stu Silberman (Superintendent), Mike Burke, Lisa Deffendall, Ketsy Fields, Julie Hawkins, Jack Hayes, 

Rodney Jackson, Loraye Jones, Vince Mattox, Mike McKenzie, Melodee Parker, Kelley Ransdell, Mary 

Wright 

A. Call to Order 

John Price, Chair, called the Regular Board Meeting to order at 6:02 p.m. 

B. Roll Call 

John Price, Melissa Bacon, Amanda Ferguson, Doug Barnett and Daryl Love 

C. Extended Welcome to Guests 

John Price, Chair, welcomed the guests and attendees to the meeting. 

D. Moment of Silence 

E. Pledge of Allegiance, Mission Statement 

Melissa Bacon read the pledge and read the Board Mission Statement. 

F. Approval of Agenda 

A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Daryl Love, to approve the agenda with any changes 

voiced including the lifting of items from the consent section for discussion. The motion carried with a vote of 

5 to 0. 

G. Introductions, Student Performance and Recognitions 


John Price introduced the teacher and student representatives for the March 28 th meeting. 

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a. Student Representative: Isabelle Dickey, Eastside Technical Center 

b. Teacher Representative: Nami Stager, Northern Elementary School 

2. Student Performance 

a. SCAPA Band 

The SCAPA Bluegrass band consistently receives distinguished ratings at the KMEA Middle School 

Concert Band Festival. The band played two songs.

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3. Recognitions 

a. Joe Whalen, Henry Clay High School: First Place, State Wrestling Tournament 

Joe Whalen a senior at Henry Clay High School brought home a first-place trophy from the 2011 state 

wrestling tournament 

b. Elaine Lin, Beaumont Middle School, Angeline He, Lexington Traditional Magnet School, and 

Kathleen Yang, Winburn Middle School: American Mathematics Competition 

In November, more than one-hundred and fifty thousand students across the nation participated in the 

American Mathematics Competition Eight, an exam for middle school students and designed to 

promote the development and enhancement of problem-solving skills. Elaine Lin from Beaumont 

Middle School and Kathleen Yang from Winburn Middle School received perfect scores. Angeline 

He from Lexington Traditional Magnet School scored in the top one percent nationally. 

c. Jessie Clark Middle School: First Place LEGO League’s State Tournament 

Nathan Allan, Jonah Andreatta, Benjamin Bossert, William Bossert, Alex Brinkhorst, Ben 

Howell, Drew Norby, Seth Rogers, Mitchell Slavik and Jared Young were first-place winners in 

Robot Design at the LEGO League‟s State Tournament. 

d. Winburn Middle School: Second Place LEGO League’s State Tournament 

Ben Gardner, Samuel Springate, Andrew Tapia and Kevin Zhang were the second-place winners 

in the LEGO League‟s State Tournament. 

e. Dixie Elementary/Lexington Traditional Magnet: Second Place LEGO League’s State 

Tournament 

Alec Baron, Seth Bashore, Taylore Jordan, Zachary Jordan, Cody Leslie, Ryan Norton and 

Kylie Russ won second place in team spirit at the LEGO League‟s State Tournament. 

f. Edythe J. Hayes Football Team: 2010 City Champions 

The Edythe J. Hayes Middle School „A‟ team won the 2010 city football championship. They 

finished with an eight and one record. The „B‟ football team finished its season undefeated. This 

group of players boasted an overall G.P.A of 3.2 during the season. 

g. Tates Creek Middle School Girls’ Basketball: 2011 City Champs 

The girls‟ basketball teams at Tates Creek Middle School won the 2010 city championships. Because 

of renovations at their school this year, the Tates Creek girls practiced at six in the morning and 

played the entire season without a home game. 

h. Russ Bryant, Chris Gerhardstein, Chris Rush, and Nick Wrightson, Henry Clay High School 

and Rebecca Hamperian, Lafayette High School: First Place, 2011 KHSAA Swimming and 

Diving Championships 

During the state swimming and diving championships, Nick Wrightson, a junior at Henry Clay High 

School, won his third straight title in the individual freestyle and was named the boys‟ Outstanding 

Meet Competitor. Nick, along with Russ Bryant, Chris Gerhardstein and Chris Rush, placed first 

in the four-hundred freestyle relay. In the diving portion of the competition, Rebecca Hamperian of 

Lafayette won her second straight title in the one-meter diving event. 

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j. Jamie Palumbo, Bryan Station, Henry Clay, Paul L. Dunbar, Henry Clay and Lafayette High 

Schools: Outstanding Diving Coach 

Dru Belli, Henry Clay coach was named Outstanding Meet Coach and Jamie Palumbo was named 

Outstanding Diving Coach on the boys‟ and girls‟ side. 

k. Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Cheerleaders: First Place, 2011 National High School 

Cheerleading Championships and First Place, Kentucky Association of Pep Organization 

Sponsors State Competition 

Paul Laurence Dunbar High School earned a first-place trophy in the 2011 National High School 

Cheerleading Championship. The Universal Cheerleaders Association event is the country‟s most 

prestigious cheer competition. The team also captured the Large Varsity State title at the Kentucky 

Association of Pep Organization Sponsors state competition at Western Kentucky University. 

l. Lafayette High School Marching Band: Runner-up, Kentucky Music Educators Association 

State Marching Band Contest 

The Lafayette High School Marching was runner-up in the Kentucky Music Educators Association‟s 

State Marching Band Competition. 

m. Keep It Real Video Contest Winners 

The “Keep It Real” Video/Internet contest is a youth-driven community effort to educate young 

people about the risks of drinking alcohol. Winners from the contest were: 

Henry Clay High School: 

Best Script – Keanu Jones; Best Audio – Brandon Barnett, Josh Cain, Keanu Jones, Dalton Wade, 

Corbin York and Dylan York; Best Comedy – Hayes Gardner, Daniel Kiesling, Matthew Powell and 

Christopher Thompson 

Lexington Day Treatment: 

Most Original – Wayne Hubbard and Louis Sanford 

Paul Laurence Dunbar High School: 

Best Original Music – David Agtarap, Eric Choi, Sam Jones and Cole Platt; Best Depiction of 

Message – McKayla Barry, Morgan McEldowney, Gabby Purdy and Kelly Sanders 

n. Beaumont and Winburn Middle Schools: World Fit Challenge 

The World Fit Challenge was founded by the U.S. Olympians and Para-Olympians Association to 

fight childhood obesity by getting students outdoors and moving every day. The goal for Beaumont 

and Winburn was to walk the distance to England and back, site of the 2012 Summer Games. Both 

schools quickly surpassed that mark by walking a total of three-hundred-seventy-six-thousand-fourhundred 

miles. Gold medalist Micki King made the special presentation. 

o. Lee Bamberger, IAKSS: Kentucky Association of Gifted Education, Gifted Education Teacher 

of the Year 

Lee Bamberger, a gifted and talented services resource specialist, received the Kentucky Association 

for Gifted Education 2011 Service and Advocacy Award. Lee has been with the district since 1996. 

p. Michelle Lee, Russell Cave Elementary: Kentucky Society for Technology in Education 

Outstanding Teacher of the Year 

The Kentucky Society for Technology in Education has named Michelle Lee of Russell Cave 

Elementary School its 2011 Outstanding Teacher of the Year.

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q. National Board Certified Teachers 

The most prestigious credential a teacher can earn in the United States is National Board 

Certification. This voluntary assessment program recognizes and rewards great teachers after 

measuring their classroom practices against high and rigorous standards. The following teachers have 

earned National Board Certification. 

Kristina Blair, Mill Creek Elementary; Theresa Buczek, Winburn Middle; Jennifer Caravello, 

Leestown Middle; Naomi Carroll, Mary Todd Elementary; Amy Emmons, Squires Elementary; 

Heather Eppley, Bryan Station High; Rebecca Goff, Paul Laurence Dunbar and Rosa Parks 

Elementary; Gail Greer, Beaumont Middle; Samuel Hall, Edythe J. Hayes Middle; Megan Karr, 

Breckinridge Elementary; Crystal Kennedy, James Lane Allen Elementary; Kevin Lentz, Henry 

Clay High; April McGuire, Beaumont Middle; Jason Meenach, Tates Creek High; Kimberly 

Noreikis, Booker T. Washington Academy; Raquel Ortiz, Cardinal Valley Elementary; Lisa 

Osterman, Tates Creek High; Jessica Pollard, Jessie Clark Middle; Kelly Profitt, Jessie Clark 

Middle; Melissa Quinn, Bryan Station High; Caroline Rea, Leestown Middle; Jamie Stamper, 

Meadowthorpe Elementary; Julia Verax, Maxwell Elementary; Lisa Williams, Beaumont Middle; 

Lisa Winke, Lexington Day Treatment 

4. Proclamations/Resolutions 

a. Social work Month 

Amanda Ferguson read a proclamation for appreciation to the school social workers for all they do to 

support our students and schools as integral members of the “It‟s About Kids” team. 

H. Reports, Communications, Resolutions 

1. Superintendent’s Reports 

A. Progress Reports 

a. Math in Focus (Singapore Math) 

Peggy McKee, Elementary Math Content Specialist and Scott Sheets, teacher at Clays Mill 

Elementary School gave a brief overview of the Singapore Math program. A Power Point 

presentation was shown. A hard copy of the Power Point presentation is included with the 

permanent minutes. 

b. Update on Graduation Dates 

Mike McKenzie: 

June 3 

4:30 pm – Paul Laurence Dunbar High School 

7:30 pm – Bryan Station High School 

June 4 

11:00 am – Henry Clay High School 

2:00 pm – Lafayette High School 

5:00 pm – Tates Creek High School 

c. Support Services Position Control Document – Written Report - No discussion 

d. Monthly Construction Report 

Mary Wright gave a PowerPoint presentation regarding the construction and renovation 

projects in progress in the district. A hard copy of the presentation is included with the 

permanent minutes. 

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2. Remarks by Citizens – Jessica Hiler spoke in regard to the 2012-2013 Instructional Calendar. 

I. Approval of Routine Matters 

1. Approval of the Special Meeting Minutes of February 3, 2011 

2. Approval of the Agenda Planning Meeting Minutes of February 14, 2011 

3. Approval of the Confidential Minutes of February 14, 2011 



6. Approval of the Regular Board Meeting Minutes of February 28, 2011 

7. Approval of the Confidential Minutes of February 28, 2011 

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A motion was made by Doug Barnett and seconded by Daryl Love, to approve the minutes. The motion 


J. Approval of Consent Items 

Consent items were discussed at the March 14 th , 2011 Planning Agenda Board Meeting. 

a. A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Daryl Love, to approve the items on the consent 

section of the agenda including items added by addendum. The motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 


2. Actions for Post Approval and Claims – Listed on addendum 

3. Special and Other Leave of Absences 

4. Requests from Principals for Extended Trips 

5. Professional Leave by District Personnel 

6. U.S. Department of Education Teaching American History Grant 

7. Certified Staff Evaluation Plan Approval 

8. Resolution Authorizing Amendment and Restatement of Retirement Plan Via Adoption of Valic 

Retirement Services Company Governmental Volume Submitter Plan 


10. Approval of Development/Installation of Walking Track at Southern Middle School 

11. Approval of Development/Installation and Design Consultant for the EcoArt Grant Outdoor 

Classroom Pavilion at Dixie Elementary 

12. Approval of Proposed Change Order (No. Two) to the Contract for the Renovation at Tates Creek 

Middle School BG 10-028 

13. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Five) to the Contract for the Lafayette High School 

Stadium Replacement Project BG 09-087 

14. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Eight) to the Contract for the Construction of the 

Locust Trace Agriscience Farm (Phase 2) BG 09-339 

15. Approval of a Proposed Change Order (No. Eleven) to the Contract for the Renovation at Cassidy 


16. Approval of a Reduction in Retainage on the Construction Contract for the Renovation at Cassidy 


17. Approval of a Reduction in Retainage on the Construction Contract for the Renovation at Yates 

Elementary School BG 10-025

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K. Approval of Action Items 

Action items were discussed in detail at the March 14, 2011 Agenda Planning Meeting. 

18. Approval of Third-Party Special Inspection Agreement for the Renovation of Clays Mill Elementary 


A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Amanda Ferguson to authorize the Superintendent to 

execute a contract with L.E. Gregg Associates in the amount of $45,396.00 (Forty-five Thousand, Three Hundred 

Ninety-six Dollars) to perform the third-party special inspections outlined above. The motion carried with a vote 

of 5 to 0. 

19. Approval of Recommendation from the Local Planning Committee 

A motion was made by Doug Barnett and seconded by Daryl Love to approve changes to the District 

Facilities in relation to the enrollment at Millcreek Elementary School, subject to the approval of the Kentucky 

Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:180. The motion carried 

with a vote of 5 to 0. 

20. Approval of Bid, Interim and Proposed Contracts, and a Revision to the BG-1 Project Application 


A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Doug Barnett to accept the base bid with Alternates 1, 

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, as submitted by Alliance corporation, approve the interim contract in the amount of 

$2,500,000 (Two Million, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars) and the proposed contract in the amount of $8,678,503 

(Eight Million, Six Hundred Seventy-eight Thousand, Five Hundred Three Dollars), and approve a revision to the 

BG-1 Project Application for a total of $10,978,318 (Ten Million, Nine Hundred and Seventy-eight Thousand, Three 

Hundred Eighteen Dollars), for the renovation of Mary Todd Elementary School, subject to the approval of the 

Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. The motion 


21. Approval of Bid, Interim and Proposed Contracts, and a Revision to the BG-1 Project Application 


Mary Wright : 

Not discussed at the planning meeting – bids not in yet 

Board members received information regarding project 

A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Doug Barnett to accept the base bid with Alternates 

1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9, as submitted by Isaac Tatum Construction, approve the interim contract in the amount of 

$2,500,000 (Two Million, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars) and the proposed contract in the amount of $12,118,900 

(Twelve Million, One Hundred Eighteen Thousand, Nine Hundred Dollars), and approve a revision to the BG-1 

Project Application for a total of $14,739,927 (Fourteen Million, Seven Hundred Thirty-nine Thousand, Nine 

Hundred Twenty-seven Dollars), for the renovation of Breckinridge Elementary School, subject to the approval of the 

Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. The motion 


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22. Senate Bill 168 (KRS 158.649) 2012 Targets 

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A motion was made by Doug Barnett and seconded by Amanda Ferguson to adopt Schools’ Senate Bill 

168 targets. The motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 

23. 2012-2013 Instructional Calendar 

Doug Barnett: 

Concerns with winter break - shorter travel time and possible hardships with parental custody 

agreements 

Need to start earlier in August – possibly August 8 th 

Need winter break to extend through the first week of January 

Stu Silberman: 

First week of January - not a good week for winter break 

Amanda Ferguson: 

Feedback – starting too early 

Feedback – starting school with partial week beneficial 

Melissa Bacon: 

Feedback – starting too early 

Daryl Love: 

Can support the calendar – comfortable with the input from the committee 

John Price: 

Calendar responsive to feedback that school starting too early 

Appreciate the work of the committee – good calendar 

Make-up of calendar - what is best for students and teachers 

Jack Hayes: 

The majority of the Calendar Committee is parents. Next year a Board member will also be on 

the committee. 

A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Amanda Ferguson to approve the 2012-2013 

Instructional Calendar as presented. The motion carried with a vote of 4 to 1 with Doug Barnett voting no. 

22. Monthly Financial Report 

Becky Riley, Associate Director Financial Services reported: 

Net revenue over expenses of $102,594,442.38 

Approximately 81% revenue received 

Total year to date expenses approximately 50% 

No unexplained variances or unauthorized expenditures 

Financial position remains very sound in relation to assets versus liabilities 

A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Daryl Love, to accept the Monthly Treasurer’s 

Report of Revenue/Expense reports as presented to the Board. The motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 

L. Informational Items 

1. Personnel Changes – No discussion

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M. Oral Communications 

1. Public Comments – Jessica Hiler, FCEA, thanked everyone for their support during Read Across 

America; Casey Hines spoke regarding the wellness program 

2. Board Requests – None 

3. Other Business 



b. Staff 

N. Motion Making Agenda Part of the Official Board Minutes 

A motion was made by Doug Barnett and seconded by Daryl Love to make the agenda dated March 28, 2011 

which action has been taken at this meeting, a part of the minutes as if copied in the minutes verbatim. The 

motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 

Closed Session 

A motion was made by Melissa Bacon and seconded by Amanda Ferguson, to go into closed session at 8:08 

p.m. to discuss proposed litigation and pending litigation regarding Rafter pursuant to KRS 61.810 (1)(c). 


Open Session 

A motion was made by Amanda Ferguson and seconded by Doug Barnett, to reconvene in open session. The 


Motion Out of Closed Session: 

A motion was made by Doug Barnett and seconded by Daryl Love to amend the athletic handbook to change 

the admission price of high school baseball and softball games from $6.00 to $3.00 for adults and from $4.00 to 

$2.00 for students, effective immediately. The motion carried with a vote of 5 to 0. 

Adjournment 

A motion was made by Daryl Love and seconded by Melissa Bacon to adjourn the meeting at 8:44 p.m. The 


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CONFIDENTIAL MINUTES OF THE MARCH 28, 2011 

SPECIAL MEETING 

Official minutes are filed in the Office of the Superintendent. 

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J.1 AWARD OF BIDS/PROPOSALS 

The following is a summary of bids/proposals submitted from the Purchasing Department for 

approval. 

BIDS/PROPOSALS 

BID 

1. Bid 17-11 Asbestos/ Lead Abatement 

for maintenance and projects less than 

$250,000 

2. Bid 18-11 Asbestos/ Lead Abatement 

for Renovations and Large Projects 

MAILING ROSTER 

1. Alpha Contracting 

2. Wireman Construction 

3. Abatement Solutions Technologies 

4. ACM Construction 

5. Safety Kleen 

6. AA Remediation 

7. EACI 

8. Strahle Construction 

9. Environmental Specialties 

10. Micha Group 

11. Chase Environmental 

1. Alpha Contracting 

2. Wireman Construction 

3. Abatement Solutions Technologies 

4. ACM Construction 

5. Safety Kleen 

6. AA Remediation 

7. EACI 

8. Strahle Construction 

9. Environmental Specialties 

10. Micha Group 

11. Chase Environmental 

12. Environmental Assurance 

13. National Environmental 

3. Bid 19-11 Playground Mulch 1. A.D.O.M Inc. 

2. Rcycled Rubber Products 

3. David Williams & Associates 

4. C.C.E. Inc. 

5. Forest Commodoties 

6. Kidz Zone Playsystems 

7. Walnut Grove Playgrounds 

8. Red River Ranch 

9. TSMSDC 

10. Commerce Lexington 

11. John Deere Landscapes 

12. ET Landscaping 

4. Bid 27-11 Engine Oil 1. Oil Distributing Co. 

2. Bulk Plants Inc. 

3. Riley Oil 

4. Stephens Oil Co. 

DEPARTMENT 

Risk 

Management 

and Safety 

Risk 

Management 

and Safety 

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RESPONSE 

– NUMBER 

RECEIVED 

Operations 4 

Transportation 4 

2 

5

5. Bid 22-11 Asphalt Striping and Sealing 

BID CONTRACT EXTENSIONS 

1. RFP 27-08 Primary Depository 

Fund Depository 

5. BEP Industrial Lubricants 

6. Key Oil 

7. Apollo Oil 

8. TSMSDC 


10. Worldwide Equipment 

11. Whayne Supply 

1. Asphalt Paving & Maintenance, INC 

2. R and B Striping & Sealing 

3. Chase, INC 

4. Len Riegler Black Top Inc. 

5. Southwest Petroleum Corp 

6. TSMSDC 


8. Durr Asphalt Sealing & Striping 

9. A Cleaning Crew 

10. M & M Blacktop & Concrete 

11. Howland Asphalt 

12. American Stripers 

13. Staggs Pavement 

Vendor 

Operations 5 

DEPARTMENT 

1. Fifth Third Bank Financial 

Services 

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YEAR OF 

EXTENSION 

FY 2011

J.1 AWARD OF BIDS/PROPOSALS 

1. Bid 17-11 Asbestos/Lead Abatement for Maintenance, Repair Services for Construction Projects less 

than $250,000.00 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: 

The Risk Management Division is responsible for maintenance and repair of FCPS and administrative 

buildings while following health and safety management practices. Maintenance and repair activities 

require asbestos/lead abatement by companies experienced in and knowledgeable of removing 

hazardous materials by adhering to environmental regulations and guidelines. This bid allows for 

maintenance and repair work for construction projects less than $250,000.00 

Vendor: The following bidders received specifications and have bid on the indicated contract: 

Key to Markings 

### Recommended Bid Award 

A Non-responsive 

Company Total Price based on unit 

pricing of estimated quantities 

Wireman Construction $146,515.00 ### 

Chase Environmental A* 

A* Additional bid requirements submitted with bid did not meet bid specifications 

Contract Period: Beginning May 1, 2011 and ending April 30, 2012 

PROPOSAL: 

Item Amount Funding 

Source 

Asbestos/Lead Last year’s 922 

Abatement for Expenditure 1 

Maintenance and was 

850 

Repair – 

approximately 0348 

Construction 

Projects less than 

250,000.00 

$11,000.00 

Recurring/ Measurable Expected Impact and 

Nonrecurring 

Timeline 

Recurring Will allow Safety, Health and Risk 

Management to continue to receive 

quality asbestos maintenance materials, 

parts and service without interruption 

and with no increase in cost to FCPS. 

Funding key: 922 – Physical Support; 1 – General Fund; 850 – Risk Management; 

0348 – Hazardous Materials Abatement 

STAFF CONTACT: Jeff Harris, Safety, Health and Risk Management 

POLICY REFERENCE: KRS 45A.365 

RECOMMENDATION: A motion is in order to: 

―accept low bid from Wireman Construction.‖ 

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2. BID 18-11 Asbestos/Lead Abatement for Renovations 


The Risk Management Division is responsible for renovations to Fayette County schools and 

administrative buildings while following health and safety management practices. Maintenance and 

repair activities require asbestos/lead abatement by companies experienced in and knowledgeable of 

removing hazardous materials by adhering to environmental regulations and guidelines. This bid 

allows for large-scale renovations above $250,000.00. 




A Non-responsive 

Company Total Price based on unit 

pricing of estimated quantities 

Wireman Construction $279,340.00 ### 

Chase Environmental A* 

Alpha Environmental Contracting $448,150.00 ### 

Environmental Assurance $456,160.00 

National Environmental $512,200.00 

A* Additional bid requirements submitted with bid did not meet bid specifications 

Contract Period: Beginning May 1, 2011 and ending April 30, 2012. 


Source 

Asbestos/Lead Last year’s 922 

Abatement for expenditure 1 

Renovations was 

850 

approximately 

$115,000.00 

0348 


Nonrecurring 

Timeline 

Recurring Will allow the Division of Risk 

Management to continue receiving quality 

asbestos maintenance materials, parts 

and service with no interruption to the 

educational process. 

Funding key: 922 – Physical Support; 1 – General Fund; 850 – Risk Management; 

0348 – Hazardous Materials 

STAFF CONTACT: Jeff Harris, Supervisor of Safety, Health and Environmental Programs 



―accept low bid from Wireman Construction and Alpha Environmental 

Contracting.‖ 

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3. Bid 19-11 – Playground Mulch 


Mulch is used as a safety surface for the playgrounds, giving students a soft surface to land on in 

case of a fall from playground equipment, which reduces the chance of injury. 




Company 

Price Per 

Cubic Yard 

A.D.O.M., Inc. $18.75 ### 

David Williams & Associates $21.29 

ET Landscape $22.14 

John Deere Landscapes No Bid 

Contract Term: Beginning May 1, 2011 and ending April 30, 2012 

PROPOSAL: 


Source 

Playground Fiscal Year to 920 

Mulch 

date 

1 

expenditure is 088 

approximately 

$51,000.00 

0698 

Recurring/ Measurable Expected Impact 

Nonrecurring and Timeline 

Recurring Providing a safe fall zone area 

around playground equipment 

and reducing student injuries. 

Funding Key: 920—Maintenance, 1—General Fund, 088—Ground Maintenance, 

0698—Lawn and Landscape 

STAFF CONTACT: Thomas Oaks, Plant Operations 



“accept bid from A.D.O.M., Inc.― 

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4. Bid 27-11 Engine Oil 


Engine Oil is necessary to maintain FCPS’s fleet of 250 buses and 120 maintenance, operations, 

transportation and warehouse vehicles. 



### - Recommended Bid Award 

Item 1 Engine Oil Synthetic Blend - 15W40 

Stephens Oil A* 

Key Oil Company No Bid 

Worldwide Equipment $9.05 

Whayne Supply $9.00 ### 

A* Bid arrived late 

Contract Period: Beginning May 1, 2010 and ending July 31, 2010 

PROPOSAL: 

Item 

Automatic 

Transmission 

Fluid and 

Engine Oil 

Amount 

To date 

expenditure was 

approximately 

$46,000.00 

Funding 

Source 

901 

1 

096 

0661 

Recurring / Measurable Expected 

Nonrecurring Impact and Timeline 

Recurring Will permit FCPS to continue to 

operate its transportation fleet 

with the service required to 

support the educational 

process. 

Funding Key: 901 – Transportation; 1 – General Fund; 096 – Bus Maintenance; 0661 

– Transportation 

STAFF CONTACTS: Frank Schafer, Transportation 

POLICY REFERENCE: KRS 45A.365. 

RECOMMENDATION: A motion is in order to 

―accept the bid from Whayne Supply.‖ 

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5. Bid 22-11 – Asphalt Striping and Sealing 


Due to traffic wear and sunlight exposure, parking lots need to be re-striped every five years. Sealing 

parking lots helps eliminate moisture forming under asphalt. During freezing temperatures the 

moisture freezes, causing crumbling. Sealing also extends the life of the asphalt, thereby saving 

costs for repair. 



### - Recommended Bid Award 

Item One is awarded as a single item. The lowest price is determined by adding 1A and 1B. 

ITEM 1 Cost per linear foot 

1A. Striping of existing parking lots: 

APM $0.06 

Chase, INC $0.07 

Howland Asphalt $0.20 

Staggs Pavement $0.14 

American Stripers $0.40 

1B. Striping of new parking lots: 

APM $0.10 

Chase, INC $0.11 




Total Cost 

Determination of Item One per Linear Foot 

APM $0.16 ### 

Chase, Inc. $0.18 




Item Two is awarded as a single item. The lowest price is determined by adding the total 

prices together. 

2A. Sealing of existing parking lots: 

Cost per Estimated Total 

Square Yard yards Price 

APM $.50 90,000 = $45,000.00 

Chase, INC $.29 x 90,000 = $26,100.00 

Howland Asphalt $.45 x 90,000 = $40,500.00 

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Staggs Pavement $.68 x 90,000 = $61,200.00 

American Stripers $.58 x 90,000 = $52,200.00 

2B. Hot pour crack filler: 

Cost per Estimated Total 

Linear Foot Feet Price 

APM $.10 x 2,000 = $200.00 

Chase, INC $.10 x 2,000 = $200.00 

Howland Asphalt $.45 x 2,000 = $900.00 

Staggs Pavement $.42 x 2,000 = $840.00 

American Stripers $.75 x 2,000 = $1,500.00 

Determination of Item Two: Total Price 

APM $47,000.00 

Chase, Inc. $26,300.00 ### 

Howland Asphalt $41,400.00 

Staggs Pavement $62,040.00 

American Stripers $53,700.00 

Contract Term: Beginning May 1, 2010 and ending April 30, 2011 

PROPOSAL: 


Source 

Asphalt This Fiscal Year 920 

Striping expenditure was 1 

and approximately 088 

Sealing $18,000.00 0491 


Nonrecurring 

Timeline 

Recurring Provide a safer parking area for our 

students and staff, with a reduction in 

maintenance cost over the next 

twenty (20) years. 

Funding key: 920 – Maintenance, 1 – General Fund, 088 – Plant Operations, 0491 – Asphalt 

Resurface/Stripping 

STAFF CONTACT: Tomas Oaks, Plant Operations 



―accept the low bids from APM and Chase Inc.‖ 

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APPROVAL FOR BID CONTRACT EXTENSIONS 

1. RFP 27-08 Primary Depository 


State law requires the Board to appoint up to three depositories for District Funds. In 2008 the board 

named Fifth Third Bank the primary depository for all accounts except school activity funds. 

PROPOSAL: 

The RFP provides for noncompetitive renewal of the depository when mutually agreed. Fifth Third 

bank has agreed to an extension with the same terms. Based upon the sound working relationship 

with the bank, the disruptive nature of changing banks, the sound financial advice being provided, and 

the waivers of all fees, staff is recommending an extension of this contract. 

STAFF CONTACT: 

Rodney Jackson, Director of Financial Services 

POLICY REFERENCE: KRS 160.570 


―extend the depository with Fifth Third Bank for one year.‖ 

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J.2 ACTIONS FOR POST APPROVAL AND CLAIMS 

Included as an addendum. 

PLACEHOLDER 

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Other Leave of Absence 

CERTIFIED/SALARIED CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL 

J.3 SPECIAL AND OTHER LEAVES OF ABSENCE 

a. Leave of Absence of Certified/Salaried Classified Personnel - This is to report the leave of absence of the following 

certified/salaried classified personnel: 

Name Location Assignment From (close of day) Through (close of day) 

DUNCAN, STACEY LIBERTY ELEMENTARY EL PRIMARY 02/09/2011 04/01/2011 

LAWSON, JENETH BRYAN STATION HIGH HS SCIENCE 01/07/2011 03/11/2011 

MCDANIEL, TARA TATES CREEK HIGH HS SPANISH 03/08/2011 04/12/2011 

RIZZO, SEBREE SCAPA AT BLUEGRASS MID TEACH 02/04/2011 06/30/2011 

b. Extension of Leave of Absence of Certified/Salaried Classified Personnel - This is to report the extension of leave of absence 

of the following certified/salaried classified personnel: 


AREBALO, JOHN SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY SPED LRNBE 07/01/2011 06/30/2012 

c. Return of Leave of Absence of Certified/Salaried Classified Personnel - This is to report the return from leave of absence of 

the following certified/salaried classified personnel: 

Name Location Assignment Effective Date 

DURBIN, KIMBERLY MAXWELL ELEMENTARY ELEM KINDERGARTEN INSTRUCTOR 03/09/2011 

LAWSON, JENETH BRYAN STATION HIGH HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR 03/14/2011 

HOURLY CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL 

d. Leave of Absence of Classified Hourly Personnel - This is to report the leave of absence of the following classified hourly 

personnel: 


COBB, DONNIE MAINTENANCE SHOP HVAC TECH 01/06/2011 01/31/2011 

VONHATTEN, ELAINE TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY INSTR PARA 01/27/2011 03/08/2011 

WIESENHAHN, PATRICIA BEAUMONT MIDDLE SCHOOL LD CUS SR 01/27/2011 02/21/2011 

e. Extension of Leave of Absence of Classified Hourly Personnel - This is to report the extension of leave of absence of the 

following classified hourly personnel: 

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ALFARO, CONNIE BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 03/01/2011 03/16/2011 

EMBLETON, SHARON SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY FOOD SERV FD SR AST 01/03/2011 04/13/2011 

HIGGINS, JANE BUS GARAGE BUS MONITO 03/01/2011 04/22/2011 

f. Return from Leave of Absence of Classified Hourly Personnel - This is to report the return from leave of absence of the 

following classified hourly personnel: 


ALFARO, CONNIE BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 03/16/2011 

COBB, DONNIE MAINTENANCE SHOP HVAC TECHNICIAN 02/01/2011 

MILLER, BARBARA BUS GARAGE BUS MONITOR 03/01/2011 

WIESENHAHN, PATRICIA BEAUMONT MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAD CUSTODIAL SERVICE WORKER 02/22/2011 

REQUEST FOR DAYS WITHOUT PAY 

Name Location Dates 

FERGUSON, SCOTT FRJDC 02/22/2011 

JACKSON, DALE GARDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 04/21/2011-04/22/2011 

MEADOWS, CYNTHIA L. GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 03/15/2011 

MEHRIZI, MASAMEH CASSIDY ELEMENTARY 03/14/2011 

MOUGHLER, JANET TATES CREEK HS 05/25/2011-05/27/2011 

PRESON, ANNETTE GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 03/03/201 

RATIONALE: Board policy and Kentucky law requires board approval for special leave. 

POLICY REFERENCE: 03.123/03.22 (Leaves of Absence) 

03.1236/03.2236 (Emergency Leave) 


“Approve the special and other leaves as indicated.” 

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J.4 REQUESTS FROM PRINCIPALS FOR EXTENDED TRIPS 

School/Organization 

Destination/Purpose Inclusive Dates 

***** Tates Creek Middle School Louisville, KY April 1 

A,/ Thunderbolts Team 

Louisville Zoo (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Natalie 

Postel. Additional 

chaperones 4. Non-teaching 

staff 4. Students 80. 

Students will be gathering 

information for their ecosystem 

groups. 

***** Tates Creek Middle School Cincinnati, OH April 1 

A, / Starz Team 

Cincinnati Zoo (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Katy White. 

Additional chaperones 9. Nonteaching 

staff 2. Students 

104. 

To study the ecosystems and the 

biotic/abiotic factors of the 

ecosystems. 

***** Bryan Station High School Louisville, KY May 2 

A,/ FBLA 

Galt House (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Andraya 

White. Additional chaperones 

4. Non-teaching staff 3. 

College of Education Shadowing 

Day 

**** Paul L Dunbar High School Los Angeles, CA May 7-14 

A,/ ISEF 

TBD (5 school days) 

Sponsor's name: Heidi 

Anderson. Additional 



Participate in Intel International 

Science & Engineering Fair 

Competition. 

***** Tates Creek High School Cincinnati, OH May 12 

A,/ IB Biology Class 


Sponsor's name: Danielle 

Mink. Additional chaperones 


Students 38. 

Conservation and biodiversity IB 

content standards. 

***** Yates Elementary 

Horse Cave, KY May 13 

A,/ 2nd Grade 

Museum (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Diane Fister. 



Tour museum 

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*** Sandersville Elementary Cincinnati, OH May 13 

/ 2nd Grade Classes 


Sponsor's name: J. Michelle 

Hollingsworth. Additional 



Science culminating activity 

***** Bryan Station High School St. Louis, MO May 14-17 

A,/ Choir and AP Art History St. Louis (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Kristine 

Lyon & Lauren Gallicchio. 



Tour city 

***** James Lane Allen Elementary Mammoth Cave, KY May 16 

A,/ 5th Grade 

Mammoth Cave (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Andrea 

White. Additional chaperones 


Students 66. 

Students will increase their 

knowledge of physical features 

and the processes for how caves 

are formed. 

***** Garden Springs Elementary Louisville, KY May 18 

A,/ Kindergarten & K/1 Classes Louisville Zoo (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Jane 

Draper, Brad Hilton. 

Additional chaperones 12. 

Non-teaching staff 8. 

Students 108. 

Learn about animals and animal 

habitats 

***** Bryan Station High School Cincinnati, OH May 19 

A,/ Culinary Class 

Art Institute (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Shellie 

Fuqua. Additional chaperones 


Students 22. 

Culinary school tour; gourmet 

lunch by culinary students 

* Paul L. Dunbar High School Mason, OH May 19 

B,/ Concert Choir 

Kings Island (0 school days) 

Sponsor's name: Ellen 

Crawford. Additional 



Choral Competition 

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***** Lafayette High School 

Cincinnati, OH May 19 

B,/ SCAPA 

Art Museum (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Teresa 

Rivera Stofer. Additional 



Students will take part in an art 

studio workshop where they will 

blow glass. 

***** Bryan Station Middle School Mason, OH May 20 

A,/ 8th Grade 

Kings Island (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Judy Smith, 

Lisa Cross. Additional 



Math/Science Day 

***** Sandersville Elementary Columbus, OH May 21 

A,/ 5th Grade Class 

COSI Science Center & Zoo (0 school days) 

Sponsor's name: Cheryl Lynn 

Lobaito. Additional 


staff 12. 

Trip will enhance core content for 

5th grade. 

*** Sandersville Elementary Newport, KY May 24 

/ First Grade 

Newport Aquarium (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Jennifer 

Dalenberg. Additional 



Habitats/Life Cycle 

*** Henry Clay High School Richmond, KY May 28-31 

/ Army JROTC 

Bluegrass Army Depot (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Maj. William 

Larkin. Additional chaperones 


Students 12. 

Annual summer leadership camp 

required by U.S. Army JROTC 

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* Transportation by Parents and/or Sponsor 

** Transportation by Rental Van/Car 

*** Transportation by Fayette County School Bus 

**** Transportation by Commercial Airlines 

***** Transportation by Commercial Bus 

A Fayette County School Bus Unavailable 

B Comfort 

I Instructional Extended Trip 

RATIONALE: 

POLICY REFERENCE: 09.36 (School Related Student Trips) 


These trips have been planned to enhance the education of participating 

students. Some of the trips involve educational projects while some are 

performance or competition events. All of the trips assist the students in 

dealing with people and events outside the ordinary realm of home and 

"approve the extended trip requests as listed." 

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J.4 REQUESTS FROM PRINCIPALS FOR EXTENDED TRIPS 

ADDITIONS SINCE PLANNING MEETING 

School/Organization 

Destination/Purpose Inclusive Dates 

*** Paul L. Dunbar High School Houston, TX May 5-9 

/ MSTC 

Convention Center (3 school days) 

Sponsor's name: Karen 

Young. Additional 



Student presenting research at I- 

Sweep (an International Science 

Symposium) 

***** Tates Creek Middle School Nashville, TN May 10-11 

A,/ 7th Grade 

Nashville (2 school days) 

Sponsor's name: Nathan 

Lockhart. Additional 



Experience content related 

material. 

***** AIM 

Mason, OH May 13 

A,/ PASS Program 

Kings Island (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Rachel 

Baker. Additional chaperones 


Students 50. 

2011 Career Days 

***** Tates Creek Middle School Hershey & Philadelphia, PA May 13-16 

A,/ 8th Grade 

Hershey & Philadelphia (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Holly 

Lockhart. Additional 



Tour cities where the founding of 

our nation and historical decision 

making was made. 

***** Lafayette High School 


B,/ SCAPA 

Neusole Glassworks, Cincinnati (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Teresa 

Rivera Stofer. Additional 



Art Museum 

Students will take part in an art 

studio workshop where they will 

blow glass as well as visit the 

museum 

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***** Ashland Elementary 


A,/ 5th Grade 

Zoo (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Amy Brunn. 



An exciting adventure through the 

zoo where students will be 

completing missions and 

investigating the living 

environment through inquiry. 

***** Leestown Middle School Mason, OH May 28 

A,/ Leestown Orchestra 


Sponsor's name: Nathan 

Wilson. Additional 



Festival provides students with an 

experience in positive learning 

environment. 

***** Edythe J. Hayes Middle Mason, OH May 28 

A,/ Orchestra 


Sponsor's name: Sara 

Francis. Additional 



Spring rewards trip 

***** Edythe J. Hayes Middle Mason, OH May 28 

A,/ Band 


Sponsor's name: Lois 

Wiggins. Additional 



Reward trip 

* Paul L. Dunbar High School Evanston, IL June 3-5 

A,B Academic Team 

Northwestern University (1 school day) 

Sponsor's name: Susan 

Magedanz. Additional 



National 2011 PACE Tournament 

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* Transportation by Parents and/or Sponsor 

** Transportation by Rental Van/Car 

*** Transportation by Fayette County School Bus 

**** Transportation by Commercial Airlines 

***** Transportation by Commercial Bus 

A Fayette County School Bus Unavailable 

B Comfort 

I Instructional Extended Trip 

RATIONALE: 

POLICY REFERENCE: 09.36 (School Related Student Trips) 


These trips have been planned to enhance the education of participating 

students. Some of the trips involve educational projects while some are 

performance or competition events. All of the trips assist the students in 

dealing with people and events outside the ordinary realm of home and 

"approve the extended trip requests as listed." 

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J.5 PROFESSIONAL LEAVE BY DISTRICT PERSONNEL 

1. PROFESSIONAL LEAVE REQUEST RECOMMENDED: 

Professional Meeting Reimbursement 

Location & Dates Staff Member School Substitute Funding Source 

*Environmental Educator Tresine Logsdon Risk Management NO Risk Management 

Certification 

Falls of Rough, KY 

March 31, 2011-April 2, 2011 

Work Days – 1 ½ 

*AB Combs Leader in Lorraine Williams Millcreek NO Title I 

Me Spring Leadership 

Raleigh, NC 

April 4-7, 2011 

Work Days – 0 

*FBLA State Frank Parks Bryan Station High Perkins Perkins 

Competition Demetrit Rushin Bryan Station High Perkins Perkins 

Louisville, KY 

April 12-13, 2011 


*If You Need Something David Mato Maxwell School School 

Different Seminar for 

Immersion 

Indianapolis, IN 

April 21-23, 2011 


KHSADA Annual Andy Sirginnie IAK-Support Services NO District Athletic 

Conference 


April 26-29, 2011 


2011 National Wanda Snowden IAK-Support Services NO MEP Regional 

Migrant Conference 

New Orleans, LA 

May 2-5, 2011 


Fulbright Japan Ashley Gomez Beaumont ESL --- 

Orientation Program 

San Francisco, CA 

May 2-5, 2011 


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Grants Management 

Cost Principles Grants 

Management A-87 

Administration Requirements 

For Grants A102 

Chicago, IL 

May 8-10, 2011 Brenda Carter IAK-Support Services NO Financial Services 


May 8-12, 2011 

Work Days – 4 Angela Roberts IAK-Support Services NO Financial Services 

Society for Science 

International Science and Alison Hayes LTMS NO Middle School Office 

Engineering Fair 

Los Angeles, CA 

May 9-12, 2011 


Fieldstone Farm Brian McIntyre IAK-Support Services NO Special ED 

School Visit Rachel Baker IAK-Support Services NO Special ED 

Chagrin Falls, OH Yvette McGuire IAK-Support Services NO Special ED 

May 12-14, 2011 Melissa Scott IAK-Support Services NO Special ED 

Work Days – 2 Angela Brown IAK-Support Services NO Special ED 

Leadership Conference Angela Roberts IAK-Support Services NO Gear Up 

For Minority Administrators 

Biloxi, MS 

May 31, 2011-June 3, 2011 


ISTE Conference Mary Prater IAK-Support Services NO EETT 

Philadelphia, PA 

June 26-29, 2011 


AP Training Jenna Sells Bryan Station High NO Title I 

Bowling Green, KY 

June 26, 2011-July 1, 2011 


OHI 39 th Annual Greg Jones Southside NO School 

School Instructors’ 

Seminar 

Cleveland, OH 

July 5-8, 2011 


National Conference Lynne Birmingham Cardinal Valley NO Title I 

On Singapore Math 

Strategies 

Las Vegas, NV 

July 10-16, 2011 


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Intelitek Learn mate Susan Doring Paul L. Dunbar NO Perkins 

Boston, MA 

July 10-16, 2011 


KY Association of School Michele Reynolds IAK-Support Services NO CATS 

Administrators 2011 

Summer Institute 


July 13-15, 2011 


KY ACTE Summer Gina Iglehart Southside NO LOVC 

Conference Shannon Raymer Southside NO LOVC 

Louisville, KY Patty Burke Southside NO LOVC 

July 17-20, 2011 


RATIONALE: Board policy and Kentucky law requires board approval for professional leave. 

POLICY REFERENCE: 03.1911/03.2911 


“approve the professional leave as indicated.” 

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J.5 PROFESSIONAL LEAVE BY DISTRICT PERSONNEL 

ADDITIONS SINCE PLANNING MEETING 

1. PROFESSIONAL LEAVE REQUEST RECOMMENDED: 

Professional Meeting Reimbursement 

Location & Dates Staff Member School Substitute Funding Source 

*Leading Professional Mary Hunt Edythe J. Hayes NO School 

Development in Classroom Sherri Heise Edythe J. Hayes NO School 

Assessment for Student 

Learning 

Hopkinsville, KY 

March 21-24, 2011 


*NCTM Leadership Jack Hayes IAK-Support Services NO Student Achievement 

Sessions Conference 

Indianapolis, IN 

April 15, 2011 


Grant Writing Seminar Wanda Snowden IAK-Support Services NO Migrant 

at the University of 

Louisville 


May 18-20, 2011 


College Boards 2011 Whitney Walker Lafayette NO SLC 

AP Reading Conference 

Cincinnati, OH 

June 2-9, 2011 


Reading Recovery Victoria Hall IAK Support Services NO Student Achievement 

Teacher Leader 

Institute Conference 

Dallas, TX 

June 15-19, 2011 

Workdays – 3 

Getting to Know Patricia Rowland Tates Creek Middle NO SIG Title I 

Connected Mathematics Megan Vogel Tates Creek Middle NO SIG Title I 

East Lansing, MI Leeann Watson Tates Creek Middle NO SIG Title I 

June 19-24, 2011 Anne Piatt Tates Creek Middle NO SIG Title I 

Work Days – 0 Bryan Parrott Tates Creek Middle NO SIG Title I 

Kendra Johnson Tates Creek Middle NO SIG Title I 

Sarah Hilvers Tates Creek Middle NO SIG Title I 

Kelley Gillum Tates Creek Middle NO SIG Title I 

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AP Summer Institute Lori Foster Bryan Station High NO Title I 

Spanish Language 


June 20-24, 2011 


KY ACTE Summer Daryn Morris Southside NO LOVC 

Conference Scottie Davis Southside NO LOVC 


July 17-20, 2011 


AP Language and Susannah Kilbourne Lafayette NO School-PD 

Composition Summer 

Institute 

San Diego, CA 

July 31, 2011- August 05, 2011 


RATIONALE: Board policy and Kentucky law requires board approval for professional leave. 

POLICY REFERENCE: 03.1911/03.2911 


“approve the professional leave as indicated.” 

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J.6 DISTRICT SUMMER SCHOOL TUITION 

FCPS High Schools will offer a limited number of initial credit summer school classes to 

address student needs. 

Two sessions will be offered (June 13--24 and July 11--22). District Initial Credit P.E. will be 

held at Henry Clay and Lafayette High Schools. 

Tuition costs are used to fund teacher salaries, administrative support, and physical support 

services as required at the host school. Students who qualify for free/reduced lunch pay 

reduced tuition rates, and no student is denied access to the program. 

Proposed tuition rates: $160 per credit course ($100 for students who qualify for reduced price 

meals, and $75 for students who qualify for free meals). 

No Fayette County student is denied access to summer programming for financial reasons. 

PROPOSAL: 

Approval of 

Summer 2011 

Summer School 

Tuition 

Item Amount Funding Source Recurring/ 

Nonrecurring 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

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Measurable 

Expected Impact 

and Timeline 

Improved 

student 

achievement in 

core content 

areas offered 

STAFF CONTACT: Jack Hayes, Director of Student Achievement Support 

Mike McKenzie, Director of High Schools 

Michelle Beverly, Assoc Dir of Student Support Services 

POLICY REFERENCE: N/A 


“approve the Summer School 2011 Tuition rate of $160 per class per semester, with 

$100 dollars for reduced lunch students and $75 for free lunch students.”

J.7 REQUEST FOR SHORTENED SCHOOL DAYS 


A shortened school day is being requested for students with disabilities. These requests 

represent the recommendation of an Admission and Release Committee (ARC) based on data 

from the current Individual Education Program and a physician’s recommendation for each 

student. A plan has been developed to address each student’s return to a full school day. The 

ARC will continue to address this possibility with input from the physician. 

PROPOSAL; 

1. Due to this student’s heightened anxiety regarding the school setting and her 

severe separation anxiety disorder, it’s been recommended that this student 

attends a shortened school day by her psychiatrist. The normal school day is 

from 7:45 to 2:35, this student’s school day will be from 7:45 to 11:00. 

2. This student experiences stress and anxiety and can have emotional outburst 

and/or shut down. This can further disrupt his academic performance. The 

normal school day is from 7:45 to 2:35, this student’s school day will be from 

7:45 to 10:45. 


Source 

Shortened 

School 

Day 

None Not 

applicable 

Recurring/ 

Nonrecurring 

STAFF CONTACT: Kathy Dykes, Ext. 4171 

KRS REFERENCE: 158.060 (3) 

, 

KAR REFERENCE: 707 KAR 1:350 

Measurable Expected Impact 

and 

Timeline 

Not applicable Educational programming will 

continue to the extent the students’ 

medical condition will allow 

POLICY REFERENCE: Procedures for Exceptional Children Chapter 8 Placement 

Decisions Section I 


“approve the request for a shortened school day for these 

students.” 

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BACKGROUND: 

J.8 APPROVAL OF INSTRUCTIONAL SCHOOL FEES 

FOR 2011-2012 

Instructional fees are to be monitored at the school level to ensure that the district is keeping a 

current record of board approved fees for students. All instructional fees will be in compliance 

with Board policy 08.232 Instructional Resources and 09.15 Student Fees: Fees for rental or 

purchase of instructional resources may be charged. All student fees and charges shall be 

established by the Board. Approved fees shall remain in place until modified or removed by 

Board resolution. Pupils may be assessed for activities as specified in administrative 

procedures. However, mandatory waiver of fees for qualifying students shall be accomplished 

in compliance with applicable statutory and regulatory requirements. 

RATIONALE: 

Approval of school fees will help to ensure consistency district-wide with school fees as well as 

to establish an expense limit. 

PROPOSAL: 

INSTRUCTIONAL FEES IN ELEMENTARY 

Establish a maximum dollar amount of $120 per elementary student (primary/intermediate) for 

all fees (field trips, supplies, etc) for the school year. A spreadsheet will be kept for each 

teacher/teaching team to monitor requested fees so that at anytime there is a current record of 

fees to date. 

Any Extended Field Trips are exempt from the maximum amount. 

School supplies requested from parents for students should be for individual student 

consumable use only. Principals should review all supply lists before distributing to parents. 

Supply lists should be posted on school web sites by July 1. Teachers need to avoid requiring 

items that are classroom consumables such as cleaning supplies, copy paper, ink/printing 

cartridges, etc. 

INSTRUCTIONAL FEES IN MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS 

MIDDLE SCHOOL FEES 

Maximum Amount Allowed 

Art $25.00.00 

Band/Instrument Rental $25.00.00 

Drama, Arts and Humanities $25.00.00 

Family Consumer Science $20.00.00 

Foreign Language $10.00.00 

Orchestral/Instrument Rental $25.00.00 

Physical Education $15.00.00 

Science $15.00.00 

Technology Education $20.00.00 

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Business and Marketing $10.00.00 

Math Lab $5.00.00 

Locker Rental $5.00.00 

Student Agenda/Student Planner $8.00.00 

Workbooks $10.00.00 

HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTIONAL FEES 

MAXIMUM AMOUNT ALLOWED 

Class Amount 

AP/GT Classes 

MSTC, IB $5.00 

AP, All Other Classes $20.00 

AP Music Theory $40.00 

Arts 

Arts and Humanities $5.00 

General, Drawing, Introduction to Journalism $25.00 

Crafts and Fibers; Independent Study $30.00 

Ceramics and Pottery; Painting; Sculpture $35.00 

Drama $40.00 

Business 

Business $5.00 

Accounting $20.00 

Music 

Band, Orchestra; Band/Orchestra Instrument Rental $25.00 

Musicianship $30.00 

Choir $50.00 

Design/Graphic Arts 

Architecture I & II $5.00 

Design $25.00 

Graphic Arts $30.00 

Graphics I & II, Photography $35.00 

EBEC, Co-op, Community Programs 

Community Service, Co-Op, EBCE $15.00 

Engineering 

Introduction to Engineering Design, Principles of 

$20.00 

Engineering 

Pre-Engineering, Conceptual Engineering and Drafting $30.00 

Family Consumer Science 

Early Childhood I $5.00 

Family Consumer Science Culinary, Family Consumer 

$20.00 

Science (per semester), Family Consumer Science 

Foods, Early Childhood, Foods/Food 

Management/Culinary Arts(per semester), Life Skills 

Fashion & Interior Design, Medicaid Nurses Aid $25.00 

Commercial Foods (per semester) $30.00 

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Foreign Language 

French, German, Spanish, Latin $10.00 

Miscellaneous 

Freshman Seminar $8.00 

Physical Education $20.00 

Career and Technical Academy $25.00 

Workbooks $10.00 

Technical Programs 

Engine Manufacture $5.00 

Technical Center Workbooks (not all classes), Technical 

$25.00 

Center Uniforms (MNA & Medical Services) 

Technology 

Technology $5.00 

TV/Radio Production $10.00 

Computer Art $25.00 

Technology Concepts; Design and Application $30.00 

Science 

Biology, Chemistry, Earth/Space Science, Integrated 

Science, Physical Science, Physics 

$5.00 

General $10.00 

Forensics $15.00 

Anatomy/Physiology $10.00 

AFTER SCHOOL CARE FEES 

MAXIMUM AMOUNT ALLOWED 

Amount 

Registration* $30.00 per child, 

$40.00 per family 

Daily Fee $9.00 per day (FT) 

$10.00 per day 

(PT) 

Late Fee $1.00 per minute 

*to be refunded if space does not open, parent requests removal 

from list or June 30 if student never enrolled. 

STAFF CONTACT: Ketsy Fields, Loraye Jones, Julie Hawkins, Elementary Schools, 

381-4169 

Kelley Crain, Middle Schools, 381-4234 

Mike McKenzie, High Schools, 381-4233 

REFERENCE: 01.11 (General Powers and Duties of the Board) 


“approve the student fee schedule for the 2011-2012 school year.” 

77 April 25, 2011

J.9 2011-2012 PAY DATES 

BACKROUND AND RATIONALE: Annual establishment of pay dates for 

district employees is a statutory requirement of the Board of Education. 

PROPOSAL: Staff recommends the following schedule of pay dates: 

FY12 Salaried and Sub Teacher Pay Date Schedule 

Reporting Period Pay Date 

June 16 - 30, 2011 July 15, 2011 

July 1 – 15 July 29, 2011 

July 16 - 29 August 15, 2011 

July 30 - August 15 August 31 2011 

August 16 – 31 September 15, 2011 

September 1– 15 September 30, 2011 

September 16 – 30 October 14, 2011 

October 1- 14 October 31, 2011 

October 15 – 31 November 15, 2011 

November 1 – 15 November 30, 2011 

November 16- 30 December 15, 2011 

December 1 – 15 December 30, 2011 

December 16 – 30 January 13, 2012 

December 31 – January 13 January 31, 2012 

January 14 – 31 February 15, 2012 

February 1 - 15 February 29, 2012 

February 16 – 29 March 15, 2012 

March 1 - 15 March 30, 2012 

March 16 – 30 April 13, 2012 

March 31 - April 13 April 30, 2012 

April 14 – 30 May 15, 2012 

May 1 – 15 May 31, 2012 

May 16 - 31 June 15, 2012 

June 1 – 15 June 29, 2012 

June 16 - 29 July 13, 2012* 

June 30 - July 13 July 31, 2012* 

July 14 - 31 August 15, 2012* 

* Teachers’ summer checks for FY12 earnings. 

Twelve-month salaried employees pay dates: July 15, 2011 – June 29, 

2012 

Teachers FY12 pay dates: August 31, 2011 – August 15, 2012 

Insurance and other voluntary deductions will be deducted from all 24 

paychecks 

78 April 25, 2011

Note: Salaries are annualized. The reporting periods listed above are used as 

cut-off dates for reporting absences, docked days, and paying substitute 

teachers, ESS and stipends. Reporting Periods are subject to change as 

necessary to allow ample processing time for holidays and other scheduled 

breaks. 

FY12 Hourly Pay Date Schedule 

Reporting Period Pay Date 

June 18 - July 1, 2011* July 15, 2011 

July 2 – 15 July 29, 2011 

July 16 - 29 August 15, 2011 

July 30 – August 19 August 31, 2011 

August 20 – September 2 September 15, 2011 

September 3 – 16 September 30, 2011 

September 17 – 30 October 14, 2011 

October 1 - 14 October 31, 2011 

October 15 – November 4 November 15, 2011 

November 5 - 18 November 30, 2011 

November 19 - December 2 December 15, 2011 

December 3 - 16 December 30, 2011 

December 17 – 30 January 13, 2012 

December 31 – January 20 January 31, 2012 

January 21 – February 3 February 15, 2012 

February 4 – 17 February 29, 2012 

February 18 – March 2 March 15, 2012 

March 3 – 16 March 30, 2012 

March 17 – 30 April 13, 2012 

March 31 – April 13 April 30, 2012 

April 14 –27 May 15, 2012 

April 28 - May 18 May 31, 2012 

May 19 – June 1 June 15, 2012 

June 2 – 15 June 29, 2012 

Less than 12 month employees (179-209 days) will be paid August 31, 

2011 through June 15, 2012 (20 pays) 

Less than 12 month employees (210-225 days) will be paid August 15, 

2011 through June 29, 2012 (22 pays) 

12-month hourly employees (226-261 days) will be paid July 15, 2011 

through June 29, 2012 (24 pays) 

Insurance and other voluntary deductions for all less than 12-month 

employees will be taken on the paychecks dated September 15, 2011 

through May 31, 2012. 

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Insurance and other voluntary deductions for 12 month employees will be 

taken on the paychecks dated July 15, 2011 through June 29, 2012. 

Note: Salaries are annualized. The reporting periods listed above are used as 

cut-off dates for reporting absences, docked days, overtime, and compensating 

hourly substitute employees. *Overtime and other adjustments (other than base 

pay) for the period of June 18 – July 1 will be reflected on the July 15, 2011 

paycheck. Reporting Periods are subject to change as necessary to allow ample 

processing time for holidays and other scheduled breaks. 

STAFF CONTACT: Rodney Jackson, Director of Finance 

Lisa True, Payroll Manager 

RELATED POLICIES: 3.121, 3.221 

RECOMMENDATION: A motion is in order: 

“accept the 2011-2012 Pay Dates as recommended by staff.” 

80 April 25, 2011

J.10 APPROVAL OF BUDGET TRANSFER 

FOR WATER SERVICE FOR THE RENOVATION OF 

CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BG 10-010 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing Clays Mill Elementary School is listed 

as priority 1c.1 on FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. New permanent water line and fire services to the 

building are required. Kentucky American Water Company has provided an estimate of the cost to install 

new water and fire services of $82,973.00. Upon approval of this budget transfer, a purchase order will be 

issued for this amount. KAWC will receive bids and execute a contract for the work. This work is expected 

to be complete in time to coordinate with the renovation of the school without delay. 

PROPOSAL: 

Transfer the following funds: 

From Project Contingency To Project Construction Amount 

1203603 0840 10010 1203603 0450 10010 $82,973.00 

STAFF CONTACT: William R. Wallace, AIA, Director, Facility Design & Construction @ 381.3824 

POLICY REFERENCE: 04.1 


“approve the proposed budget transfer for the new water and fire service for the renovation at Clays Mill 

Elementary School in the amount of $82,973.00 (Eighty-two Thousand, Nine Hundred Seventy-three 

Dollars).” 

On motion by ________________________, seconded by _____________________________, the Board 

approved the proposed budget transfer for the new water and fire service for the renovation at Clays Mill 

Elementary School in the amount of $82,973.00 (Eighty-two Thousand, Nine Hundred Seventy-three 

Dollars). 

___________________________________ __________________________________ 

John Price, Board Chair Stuart M. Silberman, Superintendent 

81 April 25, 2011

J.11 APPROVAL OF A PROPOSED CHANGE ORDER (NO. FIVE) 

TO THE CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AT 

WELLINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

(THE NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AT KEITHSHIRE WAY) 

BG 09-267 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The construction of a new elementary school to be located on 14.07 

acres (donated by NDC) at 3280 Keithshire Way is listed as priority 1a.1 on FCPS's District Facility Plan. 

GBBN Architects has produced Construction Documents (plans, specifications, bidding requirements, 

etc.) describing the construction of a new school totaling approximately 72,000 SF to serve 650 students 

based upon FCPS elementary school program standards. Bids were received on March 18, 2010 and 

construction began in April, 2010. The Department of Physical Support Services, the design consultants 

and the local building code officials have reviewed the progress of the work. Changes to the original plans 

and specifications have been necessary in order to satisfy the requirements described below. Approval of 

these changes allows the work to be completed. 

COST: The description and cost of these items are summarized as follows: 

To improve original plans and specs: 

Delete one Solatube at Health Clinic and credit to one 

DPO (Shaffner Heaney) ; deduct: 

Provide labor, materials and equipment to add spray 

insulation to provide weather-tight seal at top of 

exterior walls in Library and Gym; add: 

Provide labor, materials and equipment to provide 

acoustical insulation to reduce noise from vacuum 

pump in Janitor’s Closet into adjacent classroom; 

add: 


five stainless steel corner guards due to sharp cut 

edges of the concrete block; add: 


one additional steel handrail to Mezzanine stair for 

safety; add: 

To comply with building code: 

Provide labor, materials and equipment to provide a 

storage tank with a booster pump for rain water 

collection system as required by Ky. Division of 

Plumbing: add: 

To resolve unforeseen conflict: 


condensate pumps to drain VRF units as gravity 

draining will not work; add: 

Provide labor, materials and equipment to provide the 

difference between the water meter allowance and 

the Kentucky American Water actual charge; add: 

Change to 

DPOs 

($720.00) 

Change to 

GC Contract 

($500.00) 

$5,508.50 

$2,842.55 

$2,342.34 

$943.00 

$22,933.39 

$3,570.41 

$936.10 

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5.2% A/E 

FEE 

$0 

$0 

$0 

$0 

$0 

$1,192.54 

$185.66 

$48.68 

Total Change Order No. Five: ($720.00) $38,576.29 

Design consultant fees: $1,426.88 

Total Cost: $39,283.17

A 5% contingency ($678,300.00) is included in the project's available funds. There have been four 

previous change orders on this project. The cost of the current and all changes orders represents a 

1.11% increase in the construction cost. 

FUNDING SOURCE & BALANCE: 

Fund Org. Code Project Code Object Code Balance 

Construction 360 0003610 09267 0840 $332,131.90 


REFERENCE: 702 KAR 4:160 


“approve the proposed additive Change Order No. Five to the contract with D.W. Wilburn, Inc. for the 

construction of Wellington Elementary School in the amount of $38,576.29 (Thirty-eight Thousand, Five 

Hundred Seventy-six Dollars and Twenty-nine Cents), with an equivalent transfer of funds from Object 

Code 0840 to 0450; a decrease to the Direct Purchase Orders in the amount of $720.00 (Seven Hundred 

Twenty Dollars), with an equivalent transfer of funds from Object Code 0840 to 0450; and a corresponding 

transfer of $1,426.88 (One Thousand, Four Hundred Twenty-six Dollars and Eighty-eight Cents) for design 

consultant fees from Object Code 0840 to 0346, subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of 

Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 

On motion by __________________________, seconded by ___________________________________, 

the Board approves the proposed additive Change Order No. Five to the contract with D.W. Wilburn, Inc. 

for the construction of Wellington Elementary School in the amount of $38,576.29 (Thirty-eight Thousand, 

Five Hundred Seventy-six Dollars and Twenty-nine Cents), with an equivalent transfer of funds from 

Object Code 0840 to 0450; a decrease to the Direct Purchase Orders in the amount of $720.00 (Seven 

Hundred Twenty Dollars), with an equivalent transfer of funds from Object Code 0840 to 0450; and a 

corresponding transfer of $1,426.88 (One Thousand, Four Hundred Twenty-six Dollars and Eighty-eight 

Cents) for design consultant fees from Object Code 0840 to 0346, subject to the approval of the Kentucky 

Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

_________________________________________ ________________________________________ 


83 April 25, 2011

J.12 APPROVAL OF A PROPOSED CHANGE ORDER (NO. SEVEN) 

TO THE CONTRACT FOR THE RENOVATION AT 

YATES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BG 10-025 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing Yates Elementary School is listed as 

priority 1c.3 on FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects has produced 

Construction Documents (plans, specifications, bidding requirements, etc.) describing a renovation of the 

existing building and the construction of an addition totaling approximately 65,335 SF to serve 475 

students, based upon FCPS elementary school program standards. Bids were received on March 22, 

2010 and construction began in June, 2010. The Department of Physical Support Services, the design 

consultants and the local building code officials have reviewed the progress of the work. Changes to the 

original plans and specifications have been necessary in order to satisfy the requirements described 

below. Approval of these changes allows the work to be completed. 



Provide labor, materials and equipment to install 4 

new water valves to replace deteriorating and non- 

functioning water valves; add: 

Change to 

DPOs 

Change to 

GC Contract 

$3,222.08 

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5.3% A/E 

FEE 

$170.77 

Total Change Order No. Seven: $3,222.08 

Design consultant fees: $170.77 

Total Cost: $3,392.85 

A 5% contingency ($450,450) is included in the project's available funds. There have been six previous 

change orders on this project. The cost of the current and all changes orders represents a 3.15% change 

in the construction cost. 



Construction 360 1403603 10025 0840 $152,449.34 




“approve the proposed additive Change Order No. Seven to the contract with Messer Construction 

Company for the renovation of Yates Elementary School in the amount of $3,222.08 (Three Thousand, 

Two Hundred Twenty-two Dollars and Eight Cents), with an equivalent transfer of funds from Object Code 

0840 to 0450, and a corresponding transfer of $170.77 (One Hundred Seventy Dollars and Seventy-seven 


Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 


the Board approved the proposed additive Change Order No. Seven to the contract with Messer 

Construction Company for the renovation of Yates Elementary School in the amount of $3,222.08 (Three

Thousand, Two Hundred Twenty-two Dollars and Eight Cents), with an equivalent transfer of funds from 

Object Code 0840 to 0450, and a corresponding transfer of $170.77 (One Hundred Seventy Dollars and 

Seventy-seven Cents) for design consultant fees from Object Code 0840 to 0346, subject to the approval 

of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

_________________________________________ ________________________________________ 


85 April 25, 2011

J.13 APPROVAL OF A PROPOSED CHANGE ORDER (NO. NINE) 

TO THE CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE 

LOCUST TRACE AGRISCIENCE FARM (PHASE 2) 

BG 09-339 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The construction of a new 225-student Agriscience education center 

to be located on 82.28 acres (surplus Federal property) on Leestown Road is listed as priority 1a.2 on 

FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. A team lead by Tate Hill Jacobs Architects designed a preliminary 

building program for a classroom building of 43,081 sf and an arena building of 19,257 sf, for a total of 

62,338 SF, based upon other recent FCPS technical school projects. A contract with Messer Construction 

Company in the amount of $14,930,200 was accepted and approved by the Board in a meeting held on 

June 28, 2010. The Department of Physical Support Services, the design consultants and the local 

building code officials have reviewed the progress of the work. Changes to the original plans and 

specifications have been necessary in order to satisfy the requirements described below. Approval of 




Provide labor, materials and equipment to install 

Owner-provided paper towel, toilet paper and soap 

dispensers; add: 

Credit to DPO (Overhead Door Co.) due to deletion of 

cylinder locks on motorized overhead doors; deduct: 

Change to 

DPOs 

($1,036.00) 

Change to 

GC Contract 

$1,830.00 

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5.1% A/E 

FEE 

Total Change Order No. Nine: ($1,036.00) $1,830.00 

Design consultant fees: $0 

Total Cost: $794.00 

A 5% contingency ($746,510) is included in the project's available funds. There have been eight previous 

change orders on this project. The cost of the current and all changes orders represents a 2.07% 

increase in the construction cost. 


Fund Organization Code Project Code Object Code Balance 

Construction 360 0003610 09339 0840 $377,260.70 




“approve the proposed additive Change Order No. Nine to the contract with Messer Construction 

Company, for the construction of Locust Trace Agriscience Farm (Phase 2) in the amount of $1,830.00 

(One Thousand, Eight Hundred Thirty Dollars) and a credit to the Direct Purchase Orders in the amount of 

$1,036.00 (One Thousand, Thirty-six Dollars), subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of 

Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 


the Board approved the proposed additive Change Order No. Nine to the contract with Messer 

$0 

$0

Construction Company, for the construction of Locust Trace Agriscience Farm (Phase 2) in the amount of 

$1,830.00 (One Thousand, Eight Hundred Thirty Dollars) and a credit to the Direct Purchase Orders in 

the amount of $1,036.00 (One Thousand, Thirty-six Dollars), subject to the approval of the Kentucky 


_________________________________________ ________________________________________ 


87 April 25, 2011

J.14 APPROVAL OF A REDUCTION IN RETAINAGE 

ON THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT 

FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AT 

LOCUST TRACE AGRISCIENCE FARM (PHASE 2) 

BG 09-339 

BACKGROUND & RATIONALE: KDE’s 702 KAR 4:160 requires 10% retainage on construction 

contracts until the project is 50% complete, when a reduction to 5% retainage is allowed. The contract 

with Messer Construction Company for the construction of Locust Trace Agriscience Farm in the amount 

of $14,930,200.00 (including direct purchase orders) was accepted and approved by the Board at its June 

28, 2010 meeting. Since that time the progress of the work has been reviewed by the Department of 

Physical Support Services, the design consultants, Tate Hill Jacobs Architects, and the local building 

code officials. More than 58% of the construction is currently complete, leaving $4,740,165.68 for the 

remainder of the contract work, including the retainage amount. Currently, the contractor has requested 

with the approval of the surety, the recommendation of the architect and the concurrence of the FCPS 

Physical Support Services staff, a reduction of the retained amount to 5% of the total contract amount. 

The Kentucky Department of Education requires that this reduction of the retainage to 5% be approved by 

the Board. A full 10% retainage may be re-instated if satisfactory progress does not continue. Remaining 

payments to the contractor shall not be made until all work has been completed and accepted by the 

architect and the Department of Physical Support Services. Prior to final payment, a BG-4 Final Approval 

and Payment Application Form will be presented for signature by the Superintendent and acceptance of 

the work by the Board. Approval of this reduction of retainage complies with the intent of the 

requirements of 702 KAR 4:160 and the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch. 

COST: The remainder of contract amount (including retainage) due to the contractor is $4,740,165.68. 



Construction 360 0003610 09339 0450 $8,640,563.30 




“approve the reduction of the contract retainage to 5% of the contract with Messer Construction Company 

for the construction of Locust Trace Agriscience Farm, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 

On motion by ___________________________, seconded by __________________________, the 

Board approved the reduction of the contract retainage to 5% of the contract with Messer Construction 

Company for the construction of Locust Trace Agriscience Farm, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

_________________________________________ ________________________________________ 


88 April 25, 2011

J.15 APPROVAL OF A PROPOSED CHANGE ORDER (NO. TWELVE) 


CASSIDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BG 08-206 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing Cassidy Elementary School is listed 

as priority 1c.2 on FCPS’s 2004 District Facility Plan. A team lead by Tate Hill Jacobs Architects designed 

a facility of approximately 73,500 SF based upon FCPS elementary school program standards. Bids were 

received on February 3, 2009 and construction began March 6, 2009. A contract with D.W. Wilburn, Inc. 

in the amount of $9,061,000.00 was accepted and approved by the Board in a meeting held on February 

23, 2009. The Department of Physical Support Services, the design consultants and the local building 

code officials have reviewed the progress of the work. Changes to the original plans and specifications 

have been necessary in order to satisfy the requirements described below. Approval of these changes 

allows the work to be completed. 



Provide labor, materials and equipment to prep floor at wall 

perimeter in Phases 2 and 3 areas due to existing 

concealed plaster trim at wall base; add: 

Change to 

DPOs 

Change to 

GC Contract 

$5,836.25 

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5.3% A/E 

FEE 

$309.32 

Total Change Order No. Twelve: $5,836.25 



A 5% contingency ($450,180.00) is included in the project's available funds. There have been eleven 

previous change orders on this project. The cost of the current and all changes orders represents a 

0.99% increase in the construction cost. 



Construction 360 0323603 08206 0840 $290,935.01 




“approve the proposed additive Change Order No. Twelve to the contract with D.W. Wilburn, Inc., for the 

renovation at Cassidy Elementary School in the amount of $5,836.25 (Five Thousand, Eight Hundred 

Thirty-six Dollars and Twenty-five Cents), with an equivalent transfer of funds from Object Code 0840 to 

0450, and a corresponding transfer of $309.32 (Three Hundred Nine Dollars and Thirty-two Cents) for 

design consultant fees from Object Code 0840 to 0346, subject to the approval of the Kentucky 



the Board approved the proposed additive Change Order No. Twelve to the contract with D.W. Wilburn, 

Inc., for the renovation at Cassidy Elementary School in the amount of $5,836.25 (Five Thousand, Eight 

Hundred Thirty-six Dollars and Twenty-five Cents), with an equivalent transfer of funds from Object Code

0840 to 0450, and a corresponding transfer of $309.32 (Three Hundred Nine Dollars and Thirty-two 



_________________________________________ ________________________________________ 


90 April 25, 2011

J.16 APPROVAL OF A PROPOSED CHANGE ORDER (NO. THIRTEEN) 


LEESTOWN MIDDLE SCHOOL 

BG 08-307 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing Leestown Middle School is listed as 

priority 1c.4 on FCPS's 2004 District Facility Plan. Lucas/Schwering Architects has produced Construction 

Documents (plans, specifications, bidding requirements, etc.) describing a renovation of the existing 

building and the construction of an addition totaling approximately 109,197 SF to serve 767 students 

based upon FCPS middle school program standards. Bids were received on April 9, 2009 and 

construction began June 4, 2009. The Department of Physical Support Services, the design consultants 

and the local building code officials have reviewed the progress of the work. Changes to the original plans 

and specifications have been necessary in order to satisfy the requirements described below. Approval of 




Provide labor, materials and equipment to change 

floor finishes in Room 174; add: 

Provide labor, materials and equipment to install new 

partition around vent piping exposed during 

demolition; add: 

Provide labor, materials and equipment to install new 

W18x13 at stage wall masonry opening; add: 

Provide labor, materials and equipment to change 

ceiling at ramp 169B from acoustical panel to abuse- 

resistant gypsum; add: 


Provide labor, materials and equipment to add 2 door 

remote release buttons at attendance office; add: 

Provide labor, materials and equipment to add 3 

each duplex outlets and ETV connections at areas 

requested by Owner; add: 

Change to 

DPOs 

Change to 

GC Contract 

$2,096.00 

$1,282.00 

$1,662.90 

$1,384.60 

$500.00 

$2,185.00 

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5.2% A/E 

FEE 

$108.99 

$66.66 

$86.47 

$72.00 

$26.00 

$113.62 

Total Change Order No. Thirteen: $9,110.50 



A 5% contingency ($547,692.72) is included in the project's available funds. There have been twelve 

previous change orders on this project. The cost of the current and all changes orders represents 0.62% 

increase in the construction cost. 



Construction 360 0653603 08307 0840 $371,420.51 


REFERENCE: 702 KAR 4:160


“approve the proposed additive Change Order No. Thirteen to the contract with D.W. Wilburn, Inc. for the 

renovation of Leestown Middle School in the amount of $9,110.50 (Nine Thousand, One Hundred Ten 

Dollars and Fifty Cents), with an equivalent transfer of funds from Object Code 0840 to 0450, and a 

corresponding transfer of $473.74 (Four Hundred Seventy-three Dollars and Seventy-four Cents) for 

design consultant fees from Object Code 0840 to 0346, subject to the approval of the Kentucky 



the Board approved the proposed additive Change Order No. Thirteen to the contract with D.W. Wilburn, 

Inc. for the renovation of Leestown Middle School in the amount of $9,110.50 (Nine Thousand, One 

Hundred Ten Dollars and Fifty Cents), with an equivalent transfer of funds from Object Code 0840 to 

0450, and a corresponding transfer of $473.74 (Four Hundred Seventy-three Dollars and Seventy-four 



_________________________________________ ________________________________________ 


92 April 25, 2011

K.17 APPROVAL OF A BG-1 PROJECT APPLICATION 

FOR THE RENOVATION 

OF JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing James Lane Allen Elementary School 

is listed as priority 2c.1 on FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. The Director of Facility Design and 

Construction has drafted a preliminary cost estimate for the renovation of the existing building and the 

construction of a small addition, yielding a final project of approximately 69,236 SF to serve 600 students. 

The program is consistent with other recent FCPS elementary school projects. Project cost estimates are 

based on the most recent construction bids and include: design and financing fees; furnishings; surveys; 

and other miscellaneous costs. The project design must begin now in order to meet an expected 

completion date of late 2013. The Board approved Moody- Nolan Architects as the design consultant for 

this project at its February 28, 2011 meeting. 

PROPOSAL: Based on the rationale above, a BG-1 Project Application is required as follows: 

Initial BG-1 Project Application Budget 

Total Construction Cost: $11,077,760 

Architect/Engineer Fee: $675,585 

Bond Discount: $229,622 

Fiscal Agent Fee: $93,333 

Contingencies: $553,888 

Site Acquisition: - 

Furnishings/Equipment: $630,000 

Furnishings/Computers: $208,000 

HVAC Balancing & Asbestos Abatement $69,000 

Technology Network Systems (KETS), telephone, etc.: $35,000 

Surveys, Printing, etc.: $50,000 

Special Inspections: $45,000 

Professional Services: $20,000 

Total Estimated Cost: $13,687,188 

FUNDING SOURCE: 

Fund Org. Code Object Code Balance 

Capital Outlay 0003112 

0450 

$687,707 

0003113 

0910 

$312,293 

Local Bond 360 5110 $12,687,188 




“approve a BG-1 Project Application for the renovation and addition at James Lane Allen Elementary 

School in the amount of $13,687,188 (Thirteen Million, Six Hundred Eighty-seven Thousand, One 

Hundred Eighty-eight Dollars), subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District 

Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 

On a motion by ______________________, and seconded by ____________________, the Board 

approves a BG-1 Project Application for the renovation and addition at James Lane Allen Elementary 

School in the amount of $13,687,188 (Thirteen Million, Six Hundred Eighty-seven Thousand, One 

Hundred Eighty-eight Dollars), subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District 

Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

______________________________________ _____________________________________ 

John Price, Chair Stuart M. Silberman, Superintendent 

93 April 25, 2011

K.18 APPROVAL OF A BG-1 PROJECT APPLICATION FOR THE 

RENOVATION OF MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing Meadowthorpe Elementary School is 

listed as priority 2c.2 on FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. The Director of Facility Design and 






completion date of late 2013. The Board approved Pearson & Peters Architects as the design consultant 

for this project at its February 28, 2011 meeting. 



















Capital Outlay 0003113 0910 $1,000,000 

Local Bond 360 5110 $12,592,057 




“approve a BG-1 Project Application for the renovation and addition at Meadowthorpe Elementary School 

in the amount of $13,592,057 (Thirteen Million, Five Hundred Ninety-two Thousand, Fifty-seven Dollars), 

subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the 

provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 


approves a BG-1 Project Application for the renovation and addition at Meadowthorpe Elementary School 

in the amount of $13,592,057 (Thirteen Million, Five Hundred Ninety-two Thousand, Fifty-seven Dollars), 

subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the 

provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

______________________________________ _____________________________________ 


94 April 25, 2011


RENOVATION OF STONEWALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing Stonewall Elementary School is listed 

as priority 2c.3 on FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. The Director of Facility Design and Construction has 

drafted a preliminary cost estimate for the renovation of the existing building and the construction of a 

small addition, yielding a final project of approximately 77,708 SF to serve 775 students. The program is 

consistent with other recent FCPS elementary school projects. Project cost estimates are based on the 

most recent construction bids and include: design and financing fees; furnishings; surveys; and other 

miscellaneous costs. The project design must begin now in order to meet an expected completion date of 

late 2013. The Board approved Tate Hill Jacobs Architects as the design consultant for this project at its 

February 28, 2011 meeting. 



















Building Fund 0003213 0840 $1,000,000 

Local Bond 360 5110 $14,291,443 




“approve a BG-1 Project Application for the renovation and addition at Stonewall Elementary School in the 

amount of $15,291,443 (Fifteen Million, Two Hundred Ninety-one Thousand, Four Hundred Forty-three 

Dollars), subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per 

the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 


approves a BG-1 Project Application for the renovation and addition at Stonewall Elementary School in the 

amount of $15,291,443 (Fifteen Million, Two Hundred Ninety-one Thousand, Four Hundred Forty-three 

Dollars), subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per 

the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

______________________________________ _____________________________________ 


95 April 25, 2011


RENOVATION OF TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing Tates Creek Elementary School is 

listed as priority 2c.4 on FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. The Director of Facility Design and 






completion date of late 2013. The Board approved GBBN Architects as the design consultant for this 

project at its February 28, 2011 meeting. 



















Building Fund 0003213 0840 $1,000,000 

Local Bond 360 5110 $13,847,699 




“approve a BG-1 Project Application for the renovation and addition at Tates Creek Elementary School in 

the amount of $14,847,699 (Fourteen Million, Eight Hundred Forty-seven Thousand, Six Hundred Ninetynine 

Dollars), subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, 

per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 


approves a BG-1 Project Application for the renovation and addition at Tates Creek Elementary School in 

the amount of $14,847,699 (Fourteen Million, Eight Hundred Forty-seven Thousand, Six Hundred Ninetynine 

Dollars), subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, 

per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

______________________________________ _____________________________________ 


96 April 25, 2011

K.21 APPROVAL OF BID, INTERIM AND PROPOSED CONTRACTS, AND A 

REVISION TO THE BG-1 PROJECT APPLICATION FOR THE RENOVATION 

OF CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BG 10-261 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing Cardinal Valley Elementary School is listed as 

priority 1c.5 on FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. Tate Hill Jacobs: Architects produced final Construction 

Documents for bidding describing a renovation of the existing building and the construction of an addition totaling 

approximately 75,000 SF to serve 675 students. The program is consistent with other recent FCPS elementary 

school projects. The design consultants’ last BG-3 Statement of Probable Cost estimated the construction cost to 

be $10,774,532. The project is planned to start construction around June 6, 2011. Portions of the building will be 

vacated in three phases to complete the work while instructional activities continue. Final completion is planned for 

August, 2012. On Wednesday, March 30, 2011, five general contractors submitted proposals on a base bid and 

ten alternate bids. The results of the bidding are as follows: 

Alternate Bid Nos. BASE BID plus Nos. 

BIDDER BASE BID 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 

1 Burchfield & Thomas $11,107,000 $111,031 $11,218,031 

2 Preston Construction $11,599,000 $94,100 $11,693,100 

3 Alliance Corporation $11,816,300 $99,100 $11,915,400 

4 D.W. Wilburn, Inc. $11,820,000 $96,000 $11,916,000 

5 Isaac Tatum Construction $12,175,000 $131,200 $12,306,200 

Alternate #1= Hardware Manufacturer; Alternate #2=Plastic Laminate Casework; Alternate #3=HVAC Manufacturer; Alternate #4=Controls 

Manufacturer; Alternate #5=Security Alarm Manufacturer; Alternate #6=Fire Alarm Equipment Manufacturer; Alternate #7=PA System 

Manufacturer; Alternate #8=Food Service Equip. Manufacturer; Alternate #9=Terrazzo Floor; Alternate #10=Gym Floor 

PROPOSAL: Based on the review of these proposals, the FCPS staff and the design consultants recommend 

acceptance of the base bid of $11,107,000, plus Alternates 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 for $111,031. This would bring 

the value of the proposed total general construction contract with Burchfield & Thomas, Inc. to $11,218,031 (4% 

above the BG-3 estimate). An existing separate price contract with U.S. Specialties, a KEDC vendor, allows 

FCPS to purchase the higher quality plastic laminate casework for the project for a combined total of $155,399, a 

savings of $6,601 over Alternate 2 submitted. This eliminates the need to accept Alternate 2. The FCPS staff and 

the design consultants recommend approval of the proposed contract and revised BG-1. Upon the Board’s 

approval, these documents will be submitted to the KDE District Facilities Branch for review and approval. 

Approval will allow the award of a contract and renovation of Cardinal Valley Elementary School to commence with 

minimal delay. In order to take advantage of lower financing costs, the bond sale for this project will be combined 

with the bond sale for the renovations of Breckinridge, Clays Mill, Mary Todd and Millcreek Elementary Schools in 

May, 2011. An interim contract will be required until bond proceeds are available. Based on this recommendation, 

a revision to the BG-1 is required as follows: 

Revised BG-1 Total Proposed BG-1 

(4/10) 

Revision Total 

Total Construction Cost: $10,774,532 $11,218,031 

Architect/Engineer Fee: $671,966 $762,452 

Bond Discount: $220,154 $243,620 

Fiscal Agent Fee: $91,846 $97,450 

Contingencies: $538,727 $560,902 

Furnishings/Equipment: $525,000 $660,427 

Furnishings/Computers: $100,000 $151,729 

HVAC Balancing & Asbestos Abatement $25,000 $35,000 

Technology Network Systems (KETS), telephone, etc.: $45,000 $25,000 

Surveys, Printing, Advertisement, etc.: $50,000 $50,000 

Special Inspections: $11,979 $70,000 

97 April 25, 2011

Professional Consultant: $20,000 $20,000 

Total Estimated Cost: $13,074,204 $13,894,611 


Fund 

Construction Fund 

Org. Code Object Code Balance 

(CV Heat Pump Cancelled) 

360 

5210 07-269 

$675,600 

Building Fund 0003213 0910 $1,000,000 

Local Bond 2403611 Various $12,219,011 




“accept the base bid with Alternates 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, as submitted by Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., approve 

the interim contract in the amount of $2,500,000 (Two Million, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars) and the proposed 

contract in the amount of $11,218,031 (Eleven Million, Two Hundred Eighteen Thousand, Thirty-one Dollars), and 

approve a revision to the BG-1 Project Application for a total of $13,894,611 (Thirteen Million, Eight Hundred 

Ninety-four Thousand, Six Hundred Eleven Dollars), for the renovation of Cardinal Valley Elementary School, 

subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 

702 KAR 4:160.” 

On a motion by ______________________, and seconded by ______________________, the Board accepts the 

base bid with Alternates 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, as submitted by Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., approve the interim 

contract in the amount of $2,500,000 (Two Million, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars) and the proposed contract in 

the amount of $11,218,031 (Eleven Million, Two Hundred Eighteen Thousand, Thirty-one Dollars), and approve a 

revision to the BG-1 Project Application for a total of $13,894,611 (Thirteen Million, Eight Hundred Ninety-four 

Thousand, Six Hundred Eleven Dollars), for the renovation of Cardinal Valley Elementary School, subject to the 

approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

______________________________________ _____________________________________ 


98 April 25, 2011

K.22 APPROVAL OF BID, INTERIM AND PROPOSED CONTRACTS, AND A 

REVISION TO THE BG-1 PROJECT APPLICATION FOR THE RENOVATION 

OF MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BG 10-259 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: The renovation of the existing Millcreek Elementary School is listed as 

priority 1c.7 on FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. Pearson & Peters Architects produced final Construction 

Documents for bidding describing a renovation of the existing building and the construction of an addition totaling 

approximately 70,000 SF to serve 625 students. The program is consistent with other recent FCPS elementary 

school projects. The design consultants’ last BG-3 Statement of Probable Cost estimated the construction cost to 

be $12,216,577. The project is planned to start construction around June 6, 2011. Portions of the building will be 

vacated in three phases to complete the work while instructional activities continue. Final completion is planned for 

August, 2012. On Thursday, April 14, 2011, four general contractors submitted proposals on a base bid and 10 

alternate bids. The results of the bidding are as follows: 

Alternate Bid Nos. BASE BID plus Nos. 

BIDDER BASE BID 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 

1 Preston Construction $8,593,000 $179,700 $8,772,700 

2 D.W. Wilburn, Inc. $8,800,000 $169,400 $8,969,400 

3 Isaac Tatum Construction $8,780,000 $203,000 $8,983,000 

4 Alliance Corporation $8,909,414 $169,000 $9,078,414 

Alternate #1= Hardware Manufacturer; Alternate #2=Plastic Laminate Casework; Alternate #3=HVAC Manufacturer; Alternate #4=Controls 

Manufacturer; Alternate #5=Security Alarm Manufacturer; Alternate #6=Fire Alarm Equipment Manufacturer; Alternate #7=PA System 

Manufacturer; Alternate #8=Food Service Equip. Manufacturer; Alternate #9=Gym Floor; Alternate #10=Terrazzo Floor 

PROPOSAL: Based on the review of these proposals, the FCPS staff and the design consultants recommend 

acceptance of the base bid of $8,593,000, plus Alternates 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 for $179,700. This would 

bring the value of the proposed total general construction contract with Preston Construction to $8,772,700 

(21.55% below the BG-3 estimate). An existing separate price contract with U.S. Specialties, a KEDC vendor, 

allows FCPS to purchase the higher quality plastic laminate casework for the project for a combined total of 

$129,449, a savings of $3,051 over Alternate 2 submitted. This eliminates the need to accept Alternate 2. The 

FCPS staff and the design consultants recommend approval of the proposed contract and revised BG-1. Upon the 

Board’s approval, these documents will be submitted to the KDE District Facilities Branch for review and approval. 

Approval will allow the award of a contract and renovation of Millcreek Elementary School to commence with 

minimal delay. In order to take advantage of lower financing costs, the bond sale for this project will be combined 

with the bond sale for the renovations of Breckinridge, Cardinal Valley, Clays Mill and Mary Todd Elementary 

Schools in May, 2011. An interim contract will be required until bond proceeds are available. Based on this 

recommendation, a revision to the BG-1 is required as follows: 

Revised BG-1 Total Proposed BG-1 

(4/10) 

Revision Total 

Total Construction Cost: $12,216,577 $8,772,700 

Architect/Engineer Fee: $739,229 $620,388 

Bond Discount: $247,829 $166,160 

Fiscal Agent Fee: $96,194 $3,285 

Contingencies: $610,829 $438,635 

Furnishings/Equipment: $525,000 $597,692 

Furnishings/Computers: $100,000 $173,903 

HVAC Balancing & Asbestos Abatement $65,000 $65,000 

Technology Network Systems (KETS), telephone, etc.: $45,000 $35,000 

Surveys, Printing, Advertisement, etc.: $50,000 $50,000 

Special Inspections: $13,178 $40,000 

Professional Consultant: $20,000 $20,000 

99 April 25, 2011

Total Estimated Cost: $14,728,836 $10,982,763 



General Fund 

9201407 

0694 

$343,155.52 

Capital Outlay 310 

0003113 

0910 

$1,000,000 

Local Bond 2553611 Various $9,639,607.48 




“accept the base bid with Alternates 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, as submitted by Preston Construction approve the 

interim contract in the amount of $2,500,000 (Two Million, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars) and the proposed 

contract in the amount of $8,772,700 (Eight Million, Seven Hundred Seventy-two Thousand, Seven Hundred 

Dollars), and approve a revision to the BG-1 Project Application for a total of $10,982,763 (Ten Million, Nine 

Hundred Eighty-two Thousand, Seven Hundred Sixty-three Dollars), for the renovation of Millcreek Elementary 

School, subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, District Facilities Branch, per the 

provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 

On a motion by ______________________, and seconded by ______________________, the Board accepts the 

base bid with Alternates “Accept the base bid with Alternates 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, as submitted by Preston 

Construction approve the interim contract in the amount of $2,500,000 (Two Million, Five Hundred Thousand 

Dollars) and the proposed contract in the amount of $8,772,700 (Eight Million, Seven Hundred Seventy-two 

Thousand, Seven Hundred Dollars), and approve a revision to the BG-1 Project Application for a total of 

$10,982,763 (Ten Million, Nine Hundred Eighty-two Thousand, Seven Hundred Sixty-three Dollars), for the 

renovation of Millcreek Elementary School, subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education, 

District Facilities Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

______________________________________ _____________________________________ 


100 April 25, 2011

K.23 APPROVAL OF THIRD-PARTY SPECIAL INSPECTION 

AGREEMENT FOR THE RENOVATION OF 

BRECKINRIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BG 10-262 

BACKGROUND: The International Building Code as adopted by Kentucky requires the Owner of 

construction/renovation projects to contract directly with a qualified engineering firm that can act as a 

third-party Special Inspection Agent for the duration of a renovation/construction project. Previous 

editions of the code allowed the special inspector to be hired by the contractor. The current series of 

FCPS projects and all future projects will be required to have special inspectors hired directly by FCPS. 

Several sections of the Kentucky Building Code require the special inspection of structural materials and 

their installation (i.e., concrete footings, bolted steel connections, masonry materials) prior to the work 

progressing to the next phase. This is meant to be a safeguard to Owner, the building occupants and the 

general public, and will help eliminate construction defects before structural components are concealed 

by finish materials. 

In preparation for the start of construction, proposals were obtained from three qualified engineering firms 

to serve as the Special Inspection Agent. The special inspector must be available as soon as the 

contractor begins foundation work and whenever inspection activities are required by the code throughout 

the life of the project. Based on the design team’s analysis of the proposals received, Consulting Services 

Incorporated of Kentucky appears to have submitted an acceptable proposal meeting all of the project 

criteria. The total anticipated value of the services needed for the project requires the approval of the 

Board. 

PROPOSAL: To enter into an agreement with Consulting Services Incorporated of Kentucky in the 

amount of $49,500.00 to perform the services as outlined above. 



Construction 360 0723603 10262 0349 $95,950 


REFERENCE: Board Policy 01.1 – General Powers and Duties of Board 


“authorize the Superintendent to execute a contract with Consulting Services Incorporated of Kentucky in 

the amount of $49,500.00 (Forty-nine Thousand, Five Hundred Dollars) to perform the third-party special 

inspections outlined above.” 


authorizes the Superintendent to execute a contract with Consulting Services Incorporated of Kentucky in 

the amount of $49,500.00 (Forty-nine Thousand, Five Hundred Dollars) to perform the third-party special 

inspections outlined above. 

______________________________________ _____________________________________ 


101 April 25, 2011

K.24 APPROVAL OF THIRD-PARTY SPECIAL INSPECTION 

AGREEMENT FOR THE RENOVATION OF 

MARY TODD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

BG 10-260 

BACKGROUND: The International Building Code as adopted by Kentucky requires the Owner of 

construction/renovation projects to contract directly with a qualified engineering firm that can act as a 

third-party Special Inspection Agent for the duration of a renovation/construction project. Previous 

editions of the code allowed the special inspector to be hired by the contractor. The current series of 

FCPS projects and all future projects will be required to have special inspectors hired directly by FCPS. 

Several sections of the Kentucky Building Code require the special inspection of structural materials and 

their installation (i.e., concrete footings, bolted steel connections, masonry materials) prior to the work 

progressing to the next phase. This is meant to be a safeguard to Owner, the building occupants and the 

general public, and will help eliminate construction defects before structural components are concealed 

by finish materials. 

In preparation for the start of construction, proposals were obtained from four qualified engineering firms 

to serve as the Special Inspection Agent. The special inspector must be available as soon as the 

contractor begins foundation work and whenever inspection activities are required by the code throughout 

the life of the project. Based on the design team’s analysis of the proposals received, Consulting Services 

Incorporated of Kentucky appears to have submitted an acceptable proposal meeting all of the project 

criteria. The total anticipated value of the services needed for the project requires the approval of the 

Board. 

PROPOSAL: To enter into an agreement with Consulting Services Incorporated of Kentucky in the 

amount of $30,000.00 to perform the services as outlined above. 



Construction 360 1803603 10260 0349 $43,571.00 


REFERENCE: Board Policy 01.1 – General Powers and Duties of Board 


“authorize the Superintendent to execute a contract with Consulting Services Incorporated of Kentucky in 

the amount of $30,000.00 (Thirty Thousand Dollars) to perform the third-party special inspections outlined 

above.” 


authorizes the Superintendent to execute a contract with Consulting Services Incorporated of Kentucky in 

the amount of $30,000.00 (Thirty Thousand Dollars) to perform the third-party special inspections outlined 

above. 

______________________________________ _____________________________________ 


102 April 25, 2011

K.25 APPROVAL OF THE SCHEMATIC DESIGN 

DOCUMENTS FOR THE ADAPTIVE RE-USE OF 

1126 RUSSELL CAVE ROAD AS THE 

WAREHOUSE FACILITY 

BG 11-108 

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE: A project for the renovation of an existing building to serve as a new 

warehouse is listed as priority 4.3 on FCPS’s 2009 District Facility Plan. On November 16, 2009, the 

Board acquired 1126 Russell Cave Road for the purpose of adapting the existing building located on the 

property to serve as the Warehouse Facility. The building renovation project will be funded through capital 

outlay and building fund and is subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education. A BG-1 

Project Application for the construction, identifying the extent and cost of the work, has been approved by 

the Board and has been filed with the Kentucky Department of Education. At this time, the Board is 

required by 702 KAR 4:160 to indicate acceptance of the schematic design represented in the plans 

prepared by the design consultants Lucas/Schwering Architects. Based on the review of these documents 

by FCPS staff, the Department of Physical Support Services recommends approval of these plans. Upon 

the Board’s approval, these documents will be submitted to the KDE District Facilities Branch for review 

and approval prior to the preparation of design development documents. 

STAFF CONTACT: William R. Wallace, AIA, Staff Architect @ 381.3829 



“approve the Schematic Design Documents for the renovation of 1126 Russell Cave Road as the 

warehouse facility, subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education District Facilities 

Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160.” 


approves the Schematic Design Documents for the renovation of 1126 Russell Cave Road as the 

warehouse facility, subject to the approval of the Kentucky Department of Education District Facilities 

Branch, per the provisions of 702 KAR 4:160. 

___________________________________ _________________________________ 


103 April 25, 2011

K.26 ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE STATEMENT ON RIGHTS AND 

RESPONSIBILITIES AND STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT 


The annual review of the Statement on Rights and Responsibilities and Student Code of Conduct has 

been completed by a committee composed of the following members: 

Mike McKenzie, Chair (Director, High Schools) 

Kelley Ransdell (Director, Middle Schools) 

Melissa Bacon (Board Member) 

Frankie Bennett (Director, Law Enforcement) 

Jan Hatfield (Safe Schools Office, IAKSS) 

Jack Hayes (Director, Student Achievement Support) 

Kim Otis (Administrative Assistant to Director of High Schools, IAKSS) 

Josh Williams (Principal Intern, District) 

Erica Greene (Parent, Middle School) 

Diana Cromer (Director, Pupil Personnel) 

Mary Wright (Chief Operating Officer) 

Lisa Goodin (Principal, Jessie Clark Middle School) 

Tina Stevenson (Principal, Winburn Middle School) 

Rachel Geil (Student, Henry Clay High School) 

Patti Geil (Parent, High School) 

Liza Holland (16 th District PTA 1 st Vice President) 

Richard Royster (Associate Principal, Lafayette High School) 

Jennifer Sellers (Teacher, Morton Middle School) 

Adan Henriquez (Teacher, Bryan Station Middle School) 

Lester Diaz (Associate Principal, Henry Clay High School) 

Michael Hefling (PD Coordinator, The Learning Center) 

Austin Morgerson (Student, The Learning Center) 

Loraye Jones (Director, Elementary Schools) 

Seth Miller (Teacher, Leestown Middle School) 

Matt Marsh (Administrative Dean, Sandersville Elementary) 

Tiffany Cook (Teacher, Cassidy Elementary) 

Meredith Dunn (Principal, Northern Elementary) 

Marsha Strein (Parent, High School) 

Carly Strein (Student, Tates Creek High School) 

Rebecca DiLoreto (Litigation Director, Children’s Law Center) 

Andrea Tinsley (Associate Principal, Paul L Dunbar) 

Kierra Muhammed (Student, Paul L Dunbar) 

Liz Brumley (PSA, Deep Springs) 

Emily Avioli (Student, Paul L Dunbar) 

Amanda Collier (Teacher, Mary Todd) 

Barbara Connor (Coordinator and Communications Supervisor) 

Michelle Beverly (Associate Director, Student Support Services) 

Steve Lane (Manager, Transportation Department) 

Jill Mosow (Attendance Analyst, Department of Pupil Personnel) 

The committee has discussed the changes and reached consensus. The changes represent positive 

input from representatives at each school level in the district, parents, IAKSS staff, and students, as well 

as legislative changes and changes the Board has made to its policies. 

104 April 25, 2011

PROPOSAL: 


Source 

Student 

Code of 

Conduct 

$17,500.00 

(Printing and 

packaging of 

50,000 

copies) 

General 

STAFF CONTACT: Mike McKenzie (x.4233) 

POLICY REFERENCE: 09.438 

Recurring/ 

Nonrecurring 

Measurable Expected Impact 

and 

Timeline 

Nonrecurring Changes will improve the 

effectiveness and clarity of our 

Statement on Rights and 

Responsibilities and Student Code 

of Conduct. 

To be distributed during the first week 

of school (2011-12) to all students and 

staff. 

RECOMMENDATION: This is being presented for first reading at the Planning Session and adoption at 

the April 25, 2011 Regular Board meeting. 


“adopt the 2011-2012 Statement on Rights and 

Responsibilities and Student Code of Conduct.” 

105 April 25, 2011

K.27 MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORTS 


The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) recommends that the Board of 

Education be provided with monthly financial reports. Specifically, the KDE 

recommends that the Board receive as a minimum the monthly report of expenditures & 

revenues. KDE also recommended that the agenda reflect the board’s receipt of these 

reports. For the month ending as of MARCH 31, 2011 these reports include: 

1. Treasurer’s Report of Revenue summary in General Fund 1 for the period ending 

MARCH 31, 2011. 

2. Treasurer’s Report of Expenses in General Fund 1 for the period ending MARCH 31, 

2011. 

Copies of these reports will be maintained in the Office of the Director of Financial 

Services. These copies will be available for the public to review. 

PROPOSAL: Not Applicable 

RATIONALE: 

GENERAL FUND BALANCE- FEBRUARY 28, 2011 (audited) $102,594,442.38 

REVENUE Through MARCH 31, 2011 (audited) $173,117,101.00 

TOTAL REVENUE AVAILABLE FOR EXPENDITURES $275,711,543.38 

TOTAL EXPENDITURES through MARCH 31, 2011 $180,826,092.96 

GENERAL FUND BALANCE - MARCH 31, 2011 audited $94,885,450.42 

Our goal is to report monthly the financial status of the district to our community, board and 

staff, in an easy to understand format. We invite suggestions for improving these reports. 

STAFF CONTACT: Rodney Jackson, Director of Finance 

POLICY REFERENCE: 01.11 (General Powers and Duties of the Board) 


“accept the Monthly Treasurer’s Report of 

Revenue/Expense reports as presented to the Board.” 

106 April 25, 2011

GENERAL FUND 1 REPORT 

FAYETTE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 

FINANCIAL SUPPORT SERVICES TREASURER'S REPORT 

FOR THE MONTH ENDING MARCH 31, 2011 

75% of the 2010-2011 FISCAL YEAR IS COMPLETE 

WORKING BUDGET 

10-11 

TO DATE 

03/31//2011 

Available Budget 

Balance 

% 

RECEIVED 

or expended 

REVENUE 

Beginning Balance (audited) $58,199,176.00 $62,444,433.01 $4,245,257.01 

AD VALOREM TAXES $135,419,081.99 $126,503,416.08 ($8,915,665.91) 93.42% 

UTILITY TAXES $22,333,487.86 $14,777,313.73 ($7,556,174.13) 66.17% 

OCCUPATIONAL LIC TAXES $30,195,041.76 $14,676,237.12 ($15,518,804.64) 48.60% 

REVENUE IN LIEU OF TAXES $11,781.00 $0.00 ($11,781.00) 0.00% 

OMITTED TAXES & PENALTIES $1,000,000.00 $568,912.86 ($431,087.14) 100.00% 

TUITION $125,038.00 $121,985.88 ($3,052.12) 97.56% 

TELECOMMUNICATIONS $993,324.00 $750,523.39 ($242,800.61) 75.56% 

INTEREST $338,530.00 $256,898.68 ($81,631.32) 75.89% 

OTHER REVENUE LOCAL SRS $2,988,358.77 $2,011,181.08 ($977,177.69) 67.30% 

SEEK REVENUE $71,549,138.00 $52,966,638.00 ($18,582,500.00) 74.03% 

OTHER STATE FUNDING $91,775.00 $0.00 ($91,775.00) 0.00% 

INTERFUND TRANSFERS (indirect cost) $1,189,817.00 $544,363.44 ($645,453.56) 45.75% 

MEDICAID $0.00 $89,640.11 $89,640.11 0.00% 

SALE OF ASSETS $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 0.00% 

$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 0.00% 

TOTAL OPERATING 

REVENUE (Audited) $324,434,549.38 $275,711,543.38 ($48,723,006.00) 84.98% 

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04/02/2011 00:58 |**FAYETTE County PRIMARY ** |PG 1 

tydavis |MONTHLY REPORT - FY 2011 Period 9 |glkymnth 

LASTFY ENCUMBRANCES MONTH YEAR BUDGET AVAILABLE PCT 

GENERAL FUND (1) Period TO DATE TO DATE APPROP BUDGET USED 

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EXPENDITURES 

0000 SYSTEM IN USE 

0200 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .0 

TOTAL 0000 SYSTEM IN USE 

.00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .0 

1000 INSTRUCTION 

0100 86,584,083.90 .00 10,036,603.85 87,175,317.74 156,398,004.90 69,222,687.16 55.7 

0200 3,567,911.36 .00 469,351.83 3,952,048.79 6,084,008.92 2,131,960.13 65.0 

0300 66,636.82 19,163.46 22,460.78 102,523.64 163,236.36 41,549.26 74.6 

0400 8,225.09 21,110.36 9,706.95 135,582.16 178,030.14 21,337.62 88.0 

0500 23,635.67 8,739.63 5,258.92 39,802.08 77,598.03 29,056.32 62.6 

0600 1,729,641.02 324,778.98 247,883.05 1,910,818.41 3,532,151.64 1,296,554.25 63.3 

0700 400,042.03 54,951.70 28,143.12 341,008.66 1,284,780.54 888,820.18 30.8 

0800 84,520.60 8,424.20 14,304.11 -2,083,870.76 106,193.91 2,181,640.47****** 

0840 .00 .00 .00 .00 93,055.03 93,055.03 .0 

TOTAL 1000 INSTRUCTION 

92,464,696.49 437,168.33 10,833,712.61 91,573,230.72 167,917,059.47 75,906,660.42 54.8 

2100 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES 

0100 8,530,441.44 .00 1,197,750.62 8,903,986.80 14,336,222.85 5,432,236.05 62.1 

0200 272,750.09 .00 38,916.30 316,580.20 503,034.04 186,453.84 62.9 

0300 200,071.85 257,497.82 52,666.56 420,837.98 678,435.86 100.06 100.0 

0400 .00 89.33 1,240.00 1,240.00 1,340.00 10.67 99.2 

0500 1,060.72 168.00 945.77 4,638.68 9,993.53 5,186.85 48.1 

0600 7,890.87 4,538.23 1,262.12 13,786.61 39,621.63 21,296.79 46.3 

0700 .00 .00 .00 7,951.44 7,951.44 .00 100.0 

0800 .00 .00 .00 .00 150.00 150.00 .0 

0900 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .0 

TOTAL 2100 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES 

9,012,214.97 262,293.38 1,292,781.37 9,669,021.71 15,576,749.35 5,645,434.26 63.8 

0100 Salaries 0200 Fringes 0300 Consultants 0400 Repair & Rentals 0500 Travel 0600 Supplies 0700 Fixed Assets 0800 Fees 0840 Contingency 0900 Transfers 

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2200 INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF SUPP SERV 

0100 6,220,044.07 .00 853,462.50 6,380,911.70 10,500,049.38 4,119,137.68 60.8 

0200 349,882.10 .00 54,154.56 413,038.30 635,907.37 222,869.07 65.0 

0300 375,167.60 71,906.34 41,570.69 218,728.52 492,921.34 202,286.48 59.0 

0400 17,522.66 20,003.73 8,838.58 75,513.88 203,785.70 108,268.09 46.9 

0500 40,141.57 1,684.17 5,110.50 51,332.82 151,155.80 98,138.81 35.1 

0600 969,912.26 272,114.03 148,833.22 1,140,268.35 1,728,759.39 316,377.01 81.7 

0700 1,224,033.35 241,960.05 16,293.32 1,169,932.23 1,492,633.72 80,741.44 94.6 

0800 9,525.72 18,264.98 6,927.52 37,041.69 91,740.78 36,434.11 60.3 

0840 .00 .00 .00 .00 299,369.05 299,369.05 .0 

TOTAL 2200 INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF SUPP SERV 

9,206,229.33 625,933.30 1,135,190.89 9,486,767.49 15,596,322.53 5,483,621.74 64.8 

2300 DISTRICT ADMIN SUPPORT 

0100 1,169,865.71 .00 100,673.57 1,108,954.75 1,477,437.70 368,482.95 75.1 

0200 119,513.86 12,365.52 13,437.96 120,556.39 187,526.08 54,604.17 70.9 

0300 1,833,414.82 2,329.69 1,352,031.65 3,240,197.99 2,344,881.65 -897,646.03 138.3 

0400 683.00 .00 1,541.75 7,058.31 13,252.25 6,193.94 53.3 

0500 69,993.97 3,700.45 1,618.02 52,107.46 110,108.29 54,300.38 50.7 

0600 546,535.15 4,109.91 35,886.78 396,977.75 538,273.46 137,185.80 74.5 

0700 .00 .00 .00 3,572.68 3,574.00 1.32 100.0 

0800 .00 .00 1,519.50 19,881.50 32,673.00 12,791.50 60.9 

0840 .00 .00 .00 .00 4,907.00 4,907.00 .0 

TOTAL 2300 DISTRICT ADMIN SUPPORT 

3,740,006.51 22,505.57 1,506,709.23 4,949,306.83 4,712,633.43 -259,178.97 105.5 

2400 SCHOOL ADMIN SUPPORT 

0100 8,866,628.72 .00 1,136,333.79 9,741,139.03 12,998,875.81 3,257,736.78 74.9 

0200 836,340.46 .00 109,652.19 910,978.08 1,272,642.38 361,664.30 71.6 

0300 10,984.17 490.64 1,195.28 5,361.28 11,815.92 5,964.00 49.5 

0400 486,990.58 .00 55,042.51 457,548.70 829,938.56 372,389.86 55.1 

0500 19,712.67 3,919.14 12,494.31 41,907.34 107,319.14 61,492.66 42.7 

0600 146,043.48 29,033.08 33,134.35 219,652.38 360,418.30 111,732.84 69.0 

0700 17,808.00 4,122.15 3,714.75 20,129.88 37,043.62 12,791.59 65.5 

0800 444.90 694.00 8,800.00 16,974.80 24,216.42 6,547.62 73.0 

0840 .00 .00 .00 .00 277,997.23 277,997.23 .0 

TOTAL 2400 SCHOOL ADMIN SUPPORT 

10,384,952.98 38,259.01 1,360,367.18 11,413,691.49 15,920,267.38 4,468,316.88 71.9 


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2500 BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES 

0100 5,035,223.40 .00 200,521.60 5,102,282.01 7,145,186.01 2,042,904.00 71.4 

0200 1,097,695.75 .00 113,416.32 1,662,025.91 3,179,660.71 1,517,634.80 52.3 

0300 659,821.79 185,356.77 107,390.70 628,156.99 1,200,182.60 386,668.84 67.8 

0400 567,038.75 87,371.93 88,658.23 548,475.28 1,673,840.16 1,037,992.95 38.0 

0500 3,442,312.75 188,682.55 201,122.76 1,970,208.69 4,765,774.75 2,606,883.51 45.3 

0600 1,812,599.65 103,037.34 63,484.92 1,416,935.48 1,984,582.11 464,609.29 76.6 

0700 320,788.10 906,199.50 17,913.04 247,712.76 1,315,543.44 161,631.18 87.7 

0800 662.94 .00 130.00 2,531.84 3,771.84 1,240.00 67.1 

0840 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .0 

TOTAL 2500 BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES 

12,936,143.13 1,470,648.09 792,637.57 11,578,328.96 21,268,541.62 8,219,564.57 61.4 

2600 PLANT OPERATION & MANAGEMENT 

0100 9,478,297.48 .00 1,085,177.69 10,025,001.57 13,523,440.78 3,498,439.21 74.1 

0200 2,110,239.81 .00 247,326.85 2,273,022.34 2,829,693.33 556,670.99 80.3 

0300 154,666.31 92,159.79 75,515.25 277,255.12 504,045.07 134,630.16 73.3 

0400 5,300,189.16 2,330,734.81 418,508.58 4,482,763.90 11,607,231.67 4,793,732.96 58.7 

0500 5,678.74 .00 866.40 8,715.66 32,722.58 24,006.92 26.6 

0600 6,619,515.48 133,365.12 1,193,666.19 7,491,251.44 11,595,370.75 3,970,754.19 65.8 

0700 2,930,396.56 394,137.52 85,218.85 726,185.34 1,421,184.64 300,861.78 78.8 

0800 9,625.33 3,886.82 2,624.46 31,929.80 43,136.10 7,319.48 83.0 

TOTAL 2600 PLANT OPERATION & MANAGEMENT 

26,608,608.87 2,954,284.06 3,108,904.27 25,316,125.17 41,556,824.92 13,286,415.69 68.0 

2700 STUDENT TRANSPORTATION 

0100 7,524,124.47 .00 1,049,177.08 8,038,100.48 9,747,392.51 1,709,292.03 82.5 

0200 1,587,850.98 .00 234,218.81 1,804,099.98 1,982,453.46 178,353.48 91.0 

0300 19,031.79 1,000.00 2,235.00 20,447.24 49,000.00 27,552.76 43.8 

0400 15,385.99 614.00 4,464.43 22,161.36 34,873.85 12,098.49 65.3 

0500 15,508.80 .00 14,641.50 15,840.44 440,721.00 424,880.56 3.6 

0600 1,203,349.56 182,962.34 310,065.54 1,594,325.42 2,396,165.97 618,878.21 74.2 

0700 1,843,900.49 2,295,234.44 2,570.45 135,883.91 2,505,254.58 74,136.23 97.0 

0800 -1,065,436.17 .00 -24,843.22 -19,716.12 .00 19,716.12 .0 

0900 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .0 

TOTAL 2700 STUDENT TRANSPORTATION 

11,143,715.91 2,479,810.78 1,592,529.59 11,611,142.71 17,155,861.37 3,064,907.88 82.1 


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2900 OTHER INSTRUCTIONAL 

0100 .00 .00 .00 .00 52,301.88 52,301.88 .0 

0200 .00 .00 .00 .00 8,995.37 8,995.37 .0 

TOTAL 2900 OTHER INSTRUCTIONAL 

.00 .00 .00 .00 61,297.25 61,297.25 .0 

3100 FOOD SERVICE OPERATION 

0100 .00 .00 414.99 1,013.91 4,063.54 3,049.63 25.0 

0200 .00 .00 34.59 87.95 1,108.54 1,020.59 7.9 

TOTAL 3100 FOOD SERVICE OPERATION 

.00 .00 449.58 1,101.86 5,172.08 4,070.22 21.3 

5100 DEBT SERVICE 

0800 1,377,109.60 .00 .00 1,345,063.02 3,291,736.00 1,946,672.98 40.9 

TOTAL 5100 DEBT SERVICE 

1,377,109.60 .00 .00 1,345,063.02 3,291,736.00 1,946,672.98 40.9 

5200 FUND TRANSFERS 

0900 575,244.25 .00 321,391.00 3,882,313.00 5,321,576.29 1,439,263.29 73.0 

UNDEFINED FUNC 

TOTAL 5200 FUND TRANSFERS 

575,244.25 .00 321,391.00 3,882,313.00 5,321,576.29 1,439,263.29 73.0 

0840 .00 .00 .00 .00 21,300,000.00 21,300,000.00 .0 

TOTAL UNDEFINED FUNC 

.00 .00 .00 .00 21,300,000.00 21,300,000.00 .0 

TOTAL EXPENDITURES 

177,448,922.04 8,290,902.52 21,944,673.29 180,826,092.96 329,684,041.69 140,567,046.21 57.4 

TOTAL FOR GENERAL FUND (1) 

-177,448,922.04 -8,290,902.52 -21,944,673.29 -180,826,092.96 -329,684,041.69 -140,567,046.21 57.4 


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REPORT OPTIONS 

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Fiscal Year/Period for reports 2011 9 

Include page break between funds? Y 

Include expenditure detail? N 

Include Percent Used? Y 

Include Last FY Actuals? Y 

Thru (P)eriod or (T)otal for Year P 

Include Prior FY 2 Actuals? N 

Include Encumbrances? Y 

** END OF REPORT - Generated by Tiffany Davis ** 


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1. CERTIFIED/SALARIED CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL 

L.1 PERSONNEL CHANGES 

a. Resignation of Certified/Salaried Classified Personnel - This is to report the resignation of the following 



ALEXANDER, KATHRYN EARLY START ELEM PRESCHOOL INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

BOND, LESLIE STONEWALL ELEMENTARY EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR 06/30/2011 

COLLINS, REBECCA DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY ELEM PRESCHOOL INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

FLORES, MARY MAXWELL ELEMENTARY ELEM PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

GRICE, JENNIFER LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL HS ORCHESTRA INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

HU, NA SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY ELEM CHINESE INSTRUCTOR 02/16/2011 

JOHNSON, KARA JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY ELEM KINDERGARTEN INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

MCDONALD, KATHERINE RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

MOORE, NATALIE STONEWALL ELEMENTARY ELEM INTERMEDIATE INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

NAYLOR, THERESA WILLIAM WELLS BROWN ELEMENTARY ELEM INTERMEDIATE INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

NEWBERN, CANDICE BRECKINRIDGE ELEMENTARY ELEM INTERMEDIATE INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

PALUMBO, KRISTINA MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY MID ART INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

RISTER, LAUREN GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY ELEM INTERMEDIATE INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

SCHLESSER, KRISTEN MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY MEDIA LIBRARIAN 06/30/2011 

SPEAKS, MELISSA STONEWALL ELEMENTARY ELEM PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

STIVERS, HOWARD LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE RET MID MATH INSTRUCTOR 02/25/2011 

SUTTON, ANNA MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY ELEM SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

TOHILL, JAMI DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY ELEM KINDERGARTEN INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

TRAVIS, ANDREA GARDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY ELEM INTERMEDIATE INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

WHITEHEAD, MEAGHAN LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL HS MATH INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

YOUNG, KATHERINE MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY ELEM INTERMEDIATE INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

b. Retirement of Certified/Salaried Classified Personnel - This is to report the retirement of the following certified/salaried 

classified personnel, effective day indicated: 


BUCKINGHAM, JOY GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY TECHNOLOGY RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

COLDIRON, WILLIAM LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL HS SAFE INSTRUCTOR 04/01/2011 

D'ALESSANDRO, KATHLEEN BEAUMONT MIDDLE SCHOOL MID MATH INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

DRAKE, GREGORY TECHNOLOGY DISTRICT TECH COORDINATOR 07/01/2011 

HILL, ADELE BRYAN STATION TRADL MIDDLE MID ACADEMIC COACH 07/01/2011 

LUBAWY, CHARLOTTE HENRY CLAY HIGH SCHOOL HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

MURPHY, CHAUNCEY HENRY CLAY HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER 07/01/2011 

NALLY, BRENDA CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY ELEM LITERACY INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

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ROBINSON, MILLICENT TATES CREEK MIDDLE MID SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

SALONE, BERNADETTE TATES CREEK MIDDLE MID SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

SCHMIDT, SUSAN CASSIDY ELEMENTARY ELEM PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

SHELTON, AMY ASHLAND ELEMENTARY ELEM PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

VEST, SALLY CASSIDY ELEMENTARY ELEM PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

WALKER, PAMELA LEESTOWN MIDDLE MID MATH INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

WORKMAN, PEGGY HENRY CLAY HIGH SCHOOL GIFTED & TALENTED INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

ZAVITZ, DEBORAH STUDENT SUPPORT HS CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR 07/01/2011 

c. Resignation from Leave of Absence of Certified/Salaried Classified Personnel - This is to report the resignation from leave 

of absence of the following certified/salaried classified personnel, effective close of the day indicated: 


FIELD, JESSIE MARY TODD ELEMENTARY ELEM PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR 06/30/2011 

POLLOM, SARABETH CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY EL INTERME 06/30/2011 

d. Suspension of Certified/Salaried Classified Personnel - This is to report the suspension of the following certified/salaried 

classified personnel, effective as indicated: 


BROWN, WENDY BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 02/21/2011 02/22/2011 

CHAPMAN, LESLIE MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY CLASSROOM INSTRUC 03/08/2011 03/21/2011 

e. Change in Status of Certified/Salaried Classified Personnel – This is to report the change in status of the following 

certified/salaried personnel, effective day indicated: 

Name From To Effective Date 

BERLIN, HEATHER WINBURN/MID SCH INST/FP WINBURN/MID SCH INST/PP 7/1/2011 

COMBS, AMANDA YATES/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/FP YATES/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

GANN, JULIE GLENDOVER/GT INSTRUCTOR/FP GLENDOVER/GT INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

GILES, MEGAN SOUTHERN ELEM/ESL/FP SOUTHERN ELEM/ESL/PP 7/1/2011 

HILL, AMY LANSDOWNE/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/FP LANSDOWNE/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

HINER, SCOTT RUSSELL CAVE/ELEM ORCH INST/PP RUSSELL CAVE/ELEM ORCH INST/PP 7/1/2011 

JACKSON, ABBY RUSSELL CAVE/PE INSTRUCTOR/FP RUSSELL CAVE/PE INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

PATTERSON, JOSEPH HENRY CLAY/HS ESL INSTRUCTOR/FP HENRY CLAY/HS ESL INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

RILEY, CHARISSA HENRY CLAY/HS ART INSTRUCTOR/PP HENRY CLAY/HS ART INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

SMITH, STEPHANIE DIXIE ELEM/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/PP DIXIE ELEM/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

STEUART, THOMAS HARRISON/MUSIC INSTRUCTOR/FP HARRISON/MUSIC INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

THOMPSON, JEFF LIBERTY/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/FP LIBERTY/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

TOLBERT, URIAH YATES/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/FP YATES/ELEM INSTRUCTOR/PP 7/1/2011 

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f. Non-Renewal of Certified/Salaried Classified Personnel – This is to report the non-renewal of the following 



ACKERMAN, RACHEL HS ESL INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

ADKINS, DALE MATH INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

ADKINS, DONALD ATHLETIC DIRECTOR RETIRED HIGH SCHOOL SERVICES 6/30/2011 

AGUSTIN, ESMERALDA PERMANENT SUB HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

AKINS, ROSZALYN RET HS ACADEMIC INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

ANDREW, SARA MID SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR SOUTHERN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

AYUB, MARIA C ELEM SPANISH INSTRUCTOR ATHENS CHILESBURG ELEM 6/30/2011 

BAILEY, MARY B ELEM ESL INSTRUCTOR GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BAKER, LOLA RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BALAJI, LALITHA MID LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION TRAD'L MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

BALAN, JEAN M MID PHYSICAL ED INSTRUCTOR CRAWFORD 6/30/2011 

BALL, BILLY SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

BALLARD, ANDRENA HI INSTRUCTOR WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

BAMBERGER, MARY RET GIFTED & TALENTED INSTR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT SERVICES 6/30/2011 

BARFIELD, JENNIFER ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR NORTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BARNOTT, REBECCA RET SPECIAL ED FACILITATOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

BARRILL-RODRIGUEZ, PATRICIA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BATES, DANN T SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER CRAWFORD 6/30/2011 

BATES, AMY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BATHALON, AMANDA ELEM CLASSROOM INSRUCTOR CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BEATTIE, VERA Y EXC CHILD FUNCTIONAL MENTAL LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

BECKNELL, COURTNEY HS BUSINESS/MARKETING INSTRUCTOR HENRY CLAY HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

BEHLER, SARAH ARTS AND HUMANITIES BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

BENNINGTON, JULIA B SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BENTLEY, RONALD HS SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

BERNHARD, SILVIA SPANISH INSTRUCTOR SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BERRYMAN, LIZABETH RET MID SCHOOL CLASSROM INSTR SOUTHERN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

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BEVERLY, JONATHAN A EXCEPTIONAL CHILD INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

BINGHAM, PATRICIA S MID ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR SCAPA AT BLUEGRASS 6/30/2011 

BISHOP, LANA RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR HENRY CLAY HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

BLAIR, RICHARD MID SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

BLAYDES, EUGENE RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

BOONE, KATRINA C HS ENGLISH BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

BRANDON, JUDITH RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BRANTLEY, LINDA RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BRIDGES, SHARON ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BROOKS, BRANDON M EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR CRAWFORD 6/30/2011 

BROOKS, AUDRA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BROWN, GRACIOUS R MID LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION TRAD'L MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

BROWN, AMY MUSIC INSTRUCTOR HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BROWN, MICHELLE TEMP SUB FOR OFFICE ASSIST I STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT SERVICES 6/30/2011 

BRUMMETT, SARAH RET MID SCHOOL CLASSROM INSTR WINBURN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

BUCKLER, ELIZABETH N ELEM INTERMEDIATE INSTRUCTOR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BUNTON, LILLIAN RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

BURLEW, JUSTINE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR ASHLAND ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BURNS, RICHARD MID MUSIC INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

BURTON, REATHA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BURTON, BRITTANY W EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CALANDRELLA, CLAUDIA RET MID MATH INSTRUCTOR SOUTHERN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

CAMPBELL, HEATHER ESL INSTRUCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

CANIZAL, JOAQUINE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR GARDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CARR, DIANNA RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR OPPORTUNITY MIDDLE COLLEGE 6/30/2011 

CARRUS, HEATHER SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CASTLEN, MARGARET SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

CHAMBERLAIN, MARY RET GIFTED & TALENTED INSTR TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CHANG, WEI-LIN MID CHINESE INSTRUCTOR WINBURN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

CHARLES, MICHELLE MID LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR EJHAYES MIDDLE SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

CHEEK, RONALD RET HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM INST MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

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CHEN, HONG ELEM CHINESE INSTRUCTOR DIXIE MAGNET ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CHOU, YUN JIN ELEM CHINESE INSTRUCTOR MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CHURCHILL, ELISABETH RET EXCEP CHILD INSTRUCTOR EARLY START 6/30/2011 

CLARK, MARELYN RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR STONEWALL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CLAY, TAVA RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

CLAYTON, BETH ANN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CLEARY, KATHLEEN RET SPECIAL ED FACILITATOR PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CLIFTON, KARA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

COATS, BRANDON C MID SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR MORTON MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

COLE, MARY RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR ASHLAND ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

COLES, JEFFREY F EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

COLES, JEROME C EXCEPTIONAL CHILD INSTRUCTOR THE LEARNING CENTER 6/30/2011 

COLLIER, BRITTANY SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST SPECIAL EDUCATION 6/30/2011 

COMBS, FRANCES K HS ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

CONAWAY, BONNIE L MID ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR SCAPA AT BLUEGRASS 6/30/2011 

CONN, TREVELIN HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

COOPER, GERALD RET ELEM STAFF ASSISTANT PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CORNETT, DONNA RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CORRELL, KATIE ELEM INTERMEDIATE INSTRUCTOR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

COUNTZ, MEGAN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CRAWFORD, ROBIN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CRAYCRAFT, SHANA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CROWE, GORDON MID CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR CRAWFORD 6/30/2011 

CRUTCHFIELD, LAURA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR ATHENS CHILESBURG ELEM 6/30/2011 

CUNNINGHAM-AMOS, MARILYNN RET MID SCHOOL CLASSROM INSTR MORTON MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

CURLESS, MINDY MID SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

DACLES, ARNOLD PERMANENT SUB HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

DANIELS, JENILEE ELEM CLASSROOM INSRUCTOR CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DAUGHERTY, WILLIAM SOCIAL STUDIES JESSIE M CLARK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

DAVENPORT, THOMASA ELEM ESL INSTRUCTOR YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DAVID, PATRICIA PRESCHOOL INSTRUCTOR HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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DAVIS, MIDGIE RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DAVIS, MATTHEW ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DAVIS, SUZANNE RET GIFTED & TALENTED INSTR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DEDMAN, LINDSEY A EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR NORTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DEENER, MARTHA RET MEDIA LIBRARIAN LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DENNISON, LISA A ELEM PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DEPAOLA, BEVERLY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

DEWEES, JOSEPH P COUNSELOR - MIDDLE/HIGH MORTON MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

DIAMOND, JOSEPH MUSIC INSTRUCTOR MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DICKS, KISHA PRESCHOOL INSTRUCTOR MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DICKSON-ELLISON, KATHRYN A HS ENGLISH BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

DILLMAN, KELLIE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DINGUS, SHARYN ELEM STAFF ASSISTANT ROSA PARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DOBBINS, AMANDA MID SCHOOL BAND INSTRUCTOR CRAWFORD 6/30/2011 

DODSON, ROSEANN RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR ASHLAND ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DONLEY, JONATHAN MID MATH INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

DONOHUE, SHARON MID LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

DOUGLAS, KEYSHAWN MID SCHOOL CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR JUVENILE DETENTION 6/30/2011 

DOUGLAS, BARI ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DUNCAN, KERI SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DUNN, SIGNE RET HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM INST PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

DYKES, LISA MID MATH INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

EDWARDS, DEBBIE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ERNEST, SAMANTHA PRESCHOOL INSTRUCTOR MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ERNY, AMBER ELEM ESL INSTRUCTOR WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

EVANS, LEVI B HS ENGLISH BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

EVANS, BARBARA RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

EWING, ELIZABETH HS SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

FAIG-SURROCA, NURIA ELEM SPANISH INSTRUCTOR GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

FAIR, RODNEY J MID SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

FANNIN, LYANN SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

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FAULKNER, MICHAEL MUSIC INSTRUCTOR SOUTHERN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

FAY, MOLLY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

FELDHAUS, DOTTIE ESS DAYTIME - X-DUTY SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

FIELDS, LAURIE E HS ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

FILIATREAU, ERIN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

FLETCHER, VANESSA G EXC CHILD - VISUALLY IMPAIRED BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

FLOYD, CAROLYN RET GIFTED & TALENTED INSTR WINBURN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

FOLK, DANIEL SCIENCE BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

FOSTER, LORI HS SPANISH INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

FOSTER, MARCIA RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR CASSIDY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

FROMKE, DAVID A ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GALBRAITH, JUDY RET SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GAMBLE, ROXIE RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GAMBLE, ROBERT C MID LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR MORTON MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

GASDORF, MERLE RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

GERTON, KRISTIN TITLE I INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

GFELL, SHEILA HS CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

GIBSON, JASON MID SCHOOL BAND INSTRUCTOR MORTON 6/30/2011 

GILLES, JEANA SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

GILLESPIE, DAVID R MID ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR SCAPA AT BLUEGRASS 6/30/2011 

GINOY, EDEN PERMANENT SUB HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

GODECKER, SANDRA ESS DAY TIME WAIVER JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GODOY-GOMEZ, SARA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GOMEZ, ASHLEY MID ESL INSTRUCTOR BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

GORDON, ELIZABETH RET MEDIA LIBRARIAN TECHNOLOGY 6/30/2011 

GRAHAM, LINDSAY EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR CRAWFORD 6/30/2011 

GRAYSON, JAMES LANGUAGE ARTS BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

GREENE, RICHARD RET HS MATH INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

GRIEB, JOHN T HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

GRIGSBY, BARBARA RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR ROSA PARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GUM, JOCK RETIRED ADMINISTRATOR MIDDLE SCHOOL SERVICES 6/30/2011 

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HAIRE, KIMBERLY MID LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR WINBURN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

HALL, BONNIE RET ESL INSTRUCTOR SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HALL, BECKY RET KINDERGARTEN INSTRUCTOR STONEWALL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HARDY, MARY RET MID SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUC SCAPA AT BLUEGRASS 6/30/2011 

HARN, MERCEDES E ELEM SPANISH INSTRUCTOR BRECKINRIDGE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HATCHETT, MINNETTA RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HAUGHEY, LINDA VI INSTRUCTOR SPECIAL EDUCATION 6/30/2011 

HAYS, ELLEN RET HS CURRICULUM INSTRUCTOR HENRY CLAY HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

HEATHMAN, NANCY RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

HECKMAN, LANA HI INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR 6/30/2011 

HENDERSON, KAREN RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR LIBERTY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HENRY, JESSICA MID LANGUAGE ART INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

HILLYER, SARAH ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HINDS, SHAWN T HS ENGLISH BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

HITCHCOCK, SARAH ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HOHENSEE, KENNETH MID MATH INSTRUCTOR CRAWFORD 6/30/2011 

HOLLERAN, MICHELLE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HOOD, KIM ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HOWE, HEATHER A EXC CHILD FUNCTIONAL MENTAL TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

HU, NA ELEM CHINESE INSTRUCTOR SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HUDSON, JENNIFER ELEM STAFF INSTRUCTOR ROSA PARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HUGHES, BONNIE MID ORCHESTRA INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION TRADL MIDDLE 

HURT, ELIZABETH RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

HYATT, CAROL SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ISENHOUR, KATHLEEN EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR DAY TREATMENT 6/30/2011 

JACKSON, BARBARA SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

JAMES, DEBBIE GIFTED & TALENTED INSTRUCTOR MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

JAQUITH, WANDA RET MEDIA LIBRARIAN STUDENT SUPPORT 6/30/2011 

JOHNSON, DANNE MID SCHOOL CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR JUVENILE DETENTION 6/30/2011 

JOHNSON, DENNIS A MID PHYSICAL ED INSTRUCTOR JESSIE M CLARK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

JOHNSON, SHANTEL HS LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

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JOHNSON, BEN SAFE INSTRUCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

JONES, JEREMY J EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR BRYAN STATION TRAD'L MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

JORDAN, CONSTANCE RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

JUNKER, LUCIANNE H HS ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

JUSTICE, SHERRY RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR LIBERTY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KEEFE, ANNA RET MID LITERACY INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

KEELEY, SIOHBAN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KELLEY, VICKIE L ELEM ESL INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

KELLY, DONNA RET ELEM WRITING INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KEMP, LYNDA RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR ROSA PARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KENDALL, KELSY SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KERSEY, CATHEY HS SPANISH INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

KIDD, STEPHEN HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

KINCER, FRANCES RET HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM INST PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

KINDRED, CHRIS HS CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

KINGSLEY, CLAY ART INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

KINKER, ASHLEY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KIRK, LINDSEY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KIRK, ERIN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR STONEWALL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KRAJICEK, HEATHER ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

LABOONE, FRANK RETIRED PRINCIPAL OPPORTUNITY MIDDLE COLLEGE 6/30/2011 

LABRILLAZO, ALBERTA L MID ARTS & HUMANITIES INSTR SCAPA AT BLUEGRASS 6/30/2011 

LAMBERT, KARA JO MUSIC INSTRUCTOR RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LANGER, KAREN HS LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

LARSON, BETTY RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR CASSIDY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LAUGHLIN, ANGIE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LAWSON, JENETH SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

LAYTON, KATHLEEN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR GARDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LEATHERS, MARY RET MEDIA LIBRARIAN MAXWELL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LEE, HYOSEON HS ESL INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

LEET, LAUREN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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LELAND, LONNIE RET HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM INST BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

LIMON, PRISCILLA PERMANENT SUB HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

LISTON, JONATHAN M EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

LIU, ZHONGLIAN ELEM CHINESE INSTRUCTOR MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LOCKARD, JEREMY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

LONG, AUDREY HS CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

LONG, KARI HS CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

LOVE, RYAN M ELEM SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LUNSFORD, SAVANNAH ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LUTMAN, LINDSEY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR ASHLAND ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LYONS, JACK RETIRED PRINCIPAL HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

MAGGARD, ELAINE RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR ROSA PARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MANN, KAREN RET ELEM STAFF ASSISTANT PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MARINELLI, ZACHERY MID LANGUAGE ART INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

MARTIN , JESSICA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

MARTINEZ, ALISON ADMINISTRATIVE DEAN BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

MAY, SHERREL RET GIFTED & TALENTED INSTR JESSIE M CLARK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

MAYBERRY, LYNDSAY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

MAYFIELD, KATE E TITLE I INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

MAYO, CATHERINE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR ATHENS CHILESBURG ELEM 6/30/2011 

MAZYCK, ANN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MCCALLISTER, MARIA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MCCORD, ROBIN DW EXP CHILD RESOURCE INST EARLY START 6/30/2011 

MCDANIELS, TARA HS SPANISH INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

MCDONALD, BENJAMIN HS CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

MCFARLAND, SHAINEY MID COUNSELOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

MCHARGUE, AMY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MCKEE, ASHLEY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MCKENZIE, JOYCE RET DW RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT SERVICES 6/30/2011 

MEDINA, RACHEL SPANISH THE LEARNING CENTER 6/30/2011 

MESA-RODRIGUEZ, BIBIANA ELEM PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR MAXWELL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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MILBY, MARY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

MILLER, BRITNEY MID MATH INSTRUCTOR MORTON MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

MINNEHAN, JUDY RET GIFTED & TALENTED INSTR LIBERTY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MOBERLY, LEIGH A HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

MOBERLY, WILLIAM TECH RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MONARCH, STEPANIE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MOORE, JULIE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR STONEWALL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MOORE, KAITLYN EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

MOORE, AMY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MORGAN, JASON SPECIAL ED FACILITATOR SPECIAL EDUCATION 6/30/2011 

MOWERY, TIMOTHY RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR JESSIE M CLARK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

MULLINS, TANSY A EXCEPTIONAL CHILD INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

NEWBY, ANGELA ELEM ESL INSTRUCTOR DIXIE MAGNET ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

NEWHOUSE, KIRBY E EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

NOBLE, JESSE S HS PHYSICAL EDUCATION LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

NOLL, ASHLEY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

O'DANIEL, KATHERINE E MID ESL INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

OMOHUNDRO, SHANNON SPECIAL ED PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

O'NEIL, NICOLE E HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

OPPELT, DOUG HS MATH INSTRUCTOR EASTSIDE 6/30/2011 

ORR, ROSEMARY RET GIFTED & TALENTED INSTR JESSIE M CLARK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

OSER, LAURA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

OSTIL, SAHLEE PERMANENT SUB HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

OTT, JENNIFER R HS ENGLISH PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

OVERSTREET, DWIGHT MATH INSTRUCTOR BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

OVERSTREET, ALICIA C EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

PARKER, SHAE MID MATH INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

PARSONS, EMILY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

PASCUCCI, REBEKAH ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PATTISON, ARIN MID ESL INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

PATTON, LANCE MID LATIN INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

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PEACE, PAMELA RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

PEARSON, MARY ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PENNINGTON, JESSICA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PEPPIATT, KATHERINE SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST SPECIAL EDUCATION 6/30/2011 

PEREA, DANIEL ELEM PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR LIBERTY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PETERSON, KATHLEEN D SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST SPECIAL EDUCATION 6/30/2011 

PIATT, HALLIE R ELEM INTERMEDIATE INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

PIATT, CATHERINE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PIERSON, EMILY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PITTMAN, RACHEL MID MATH INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

PLEMAN, NOVA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

POSTLEWAITE, CHARLOTTE RET MID LANGUAGE ARTS LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

POWELL, RONIELE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PRESTON, MATT SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR JESSIE M CLARK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

PRICE, SUSAN RET HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM INST PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

PRICHARD, JENNIFER ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PRITCHETT, LOIS RET ELEM READING INSTRUCTOR GARDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PROCTOR, AUDREY RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

RADDER, YAYO SPECIAL ED ASST WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

RANDALL, SAMUEL R MID TECH ED INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

RANDOLPH, KATY L EXC CHILD - VISUALLY IMPAIRED ATHENS CHILESBURG ELEM 6/30/2011 

RAPP, JAMES SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR JESSIE M CLARK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

RATCHFORD, TONYA SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

RAY, CHARLOTTE RET HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

REDDING, MARLENE RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

REDMOND, LOURDES MID MATH INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

REYNOLDS, TODD HS BUSINESS INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

RICHARDSON, KIMBERLY J EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR NORTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

RICHARDSON, PAUL K EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

RICHIE, ROBBIN HI INSTRUCTOR EJHAYES MIDDLE SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

RISH, STACI ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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ROADEN, KATARA MID SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

ROBINSON, JEANNE RET HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

RODRIGUEZ, FELIX MID SPANISH INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION TRAD'L MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

ROGERS, LINDA RET MEDIA LIBRARIAN TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

ROMAN, LEIGH-ANNA MICROCOMPUTER SPECIALIST CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROSENBERG, RICKI ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROYALTY, AMANDA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BRECKINRIDGE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

RUNNELS, EMILY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SANDERS, DARNETTA MID SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

SANFORD, ERIC L EXCEPTIONAL CHILD INSTRUCTOR HENRY CLAY HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

SAWYER, COURTNEY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

SCHMIDT, RONALD RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SCHNABEL, ELIZABETH M HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

SCHULTZ, JULIANNE MATH INSTRUCTOR EJHAYES MIDDLE SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

SCOTT, SARAH ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SCOTT, DAVID C EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

SEELY, PETER HS MATH INSTRUCTOR THE LEARNING CENTER 6/30/2011 

SEVER, LINDSEY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SHELEN, ROBYN SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SHELY, JENNA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SHEPARD, CANDACE RET GIFTED & TALENTED INSTR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SIDWELL, ANGIE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SIMON, JANELLE LANGUAGE ARTS BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

SIMPSON, VIRGINIA RET EXCEP CHILD INSTRUCTOR PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SIMS, SHAWN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

SLONE, PHYLLIS RET MID FRENCH INSTRUCTOR MORTON MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

SMITH, BRENDA RET DW RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT SERVICES 6/30/2011 

SMITH, MARTHA RET DW RESOURCE INSTRUCTOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT SERVICES 6/30/2011 

SMITH, KIM HS LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

SMITH, JANE RET ELEM TECHNOLOGY INSTRUC VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SONGSTAD, DEBBIE SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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SOWDER, SAMMIE SPECIAL ED Instructor ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SPARKS, SHELDIA RET SPECIAL ED FACILITATOR GARDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SPIVEY, CARRIE ELEM CLASSROOM INSRUCTOR CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SPURLOCK, SARAH SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

STAGER, ROBERT HS SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

STANDROD, MARCUS ELEM JAPANESE INSTRUCTOR STONEWALL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

STENZEL, BARBARA RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

STEPHENS, CHRISTIANA EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

STEWART, KRISTY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR DIXIE MAGNET ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

STIVERS, LARRY SAFE INSTRUCTOR WINBURN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

STONE, STEWART SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

STONER, NANCY RET ORCHESTRA INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

STONER, STEVEN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR LIBERTY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

STULL, BECKY ESS DAYTIME - X-DUTY PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SULLIVAN, KATIE RETIRED GUID SPEC-COUNSELOR MORTON MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

SUMMERS, JENNIFER ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTOR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SUTTON, LESLIE MID LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION TRAD'L MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

SWART, THOMAS HOMEBOUND INSTRUCTOR HOME HOSPITAL 6/30/2011 

TAYLOR, MORGAN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TEVIS, JENNIFER SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

THOMAS, SUSAN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR GARDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

THOMAS, PAUL RET HS SPEECH & DRAMA LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

THOMPSON, PATRICIA PRESCHOOL INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

THOMPSON, MELINDA PERMANENT SUB HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

TILLEY, AMY H HS BUSINESS INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

TIPTON, JENNA ESS DAYTIME - X-DUTY CASSIDY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TIPTON, CHRISTINA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR STONEWALL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TOEWS, JAMES MATH INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

TRACY, DIANA C EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

TRAHAN, KYLA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR GARDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TRIMBLE, KRISTINA L HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

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TRONZO, DEBORAH RETIRED PRINCIPAL HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

TROUT (LUCKY), VICTORIA BUSINESS/MARKETING INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

TUMADA, ROWENA PERMANENT SUB HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

TUQUERO, ELMER PERMANENT SUB HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

TYREE, SCOTT HS SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

UNDERWOOD, NANCY RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR NORTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

URIONABARRENETXEA, AITZIBER HS SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

VALENTI, JOELY MID CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

VALLASANGTE TEZANOS, ALEJANDRO MID SPANISH INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION TRAD'L MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

VAN HOOK, BRITTANY HS SPANISH INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

VARGAS, JORGE F MID SPANISH INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION TRAD'L MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

WAINSCOTT, LORI ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WALKER, ROBIN PE INSTRUCTOR BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

WALSH, ANNA ELEM CLASSROOM INSRUCTOR CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WANG, YAN ELEM CHINESE INSTRUCTOR DIXIE MAGNET ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WARD, BARBARA RET MID LANGUAGE ARTS CRAWFORD 6/30/2011 

WARD, LITTLETON G EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

WARREN, GAIL ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WATSON, LAURA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WATTS, JOSHUA SPECIAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR MORTON MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

WEBB, LYNNELL RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR ASHLAND ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WEBB, KRISTINA PRESCHOOL INSTRUCTOR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WEBSTER, MACKENZIE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WELCH, TIFFANY CONSUMER LIFE SCIENCE BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

WELLS, ESTELLE ESS DAYTIME - X-DUTY MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WELLS, LORI HS LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

WEST, CORLISS RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WHITE, BRAD HS PHYSICAL EDUCATION JUVENILE DETENTION 6/30/2011 

WHITE, MARITA HS CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR FLORENCE CRITTENTON 6/30/2011 

WILCOX, MICAH EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WILKERSON, ALICIA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR NORTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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WILLIAMS, MEOCHA C HS SPANISH INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

WILLIAMS, LINDA RET ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WILLIAMSON, ANGELA E HS MATH INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

WILSON, SARABETH MID ESL INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

WILSON, DAVID J MID LATIN INSTRUCTOR LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

WIMSATT, TIMOTHY HS SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

WINDING, LUCIUS M EXC CHILD LEARNING & BEHAVIOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

WINFREY, MEGAN ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR STONEWALL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WISE, LYNDSEY S HS SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

WISEMAN, LORI ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WOOTEN, CATHERINE ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR LIBERTY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WYGAL, WANDA ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

YAO, SOLEDAD PERMANENT SUB HUMAN RESOURCES 6/30/2011 

YAZELL, TRAVIS L ELEM MATH INSTRUCTOR BRECKINRIDGE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

YOUNG, AMY ELEM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

YOUNG, CHRISTI SPECIAL ED INSTRUCTOR ROSA PARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ZAKER, JESSICA MID LANGUAGE ARTS INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

ZANDER, KIM HS MATH INSTRUCTOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

ZHANG, JIE CHINESE INSTRUCTOR THE LEARNING CENTER 6/30/2011 

ZHAO, SHANLI HS CHINESE INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

ZHOU, YIRAN MID CHINESE INSTRUCTOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

ZOU, YANYAN MID CHINESE INSTRUCTOR TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

ZUCHOWSKI, THOMAS HS CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR SOUTHSIDE 6/30/2011 

2. SUPPLEMENTARY DUTY 

a. Appointment of Supplementary Duty Assignment for School Year 2010-2011 - This is to report the appointments of the following 

employees to the supplementary duty assignment as indicated. Supplementary duty employment is for the current school year 

and shall terminate at the close of the current school year, unless sooner terminated by the Superintendent or by the 

employee written notice: 

Name Location Assignment 

ANDREWS, JESSICA HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

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BENTON, CHARLES HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH TRACK & FIELD (ASST) 

BEWLEY, LOREN HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SOFTBALL (ASST) 

BOGGS, SCOTT LAFAYETTE HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

BORNTRAEGER, CHRIS LAFAYETTE HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

BROADNAX, KATHLEEN BRYAN STATION HIGH HIGH TRACK AND FIELD (HEAD) 

BROOKS, BRANDON HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

BROWN, SCOTT HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

CARTER, JASON PAUL L DUNBAR HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

COHEN, KATHRYN TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY ELEM PRIMARY REP 

CPREK, CANDICE HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

CRAWFORD, CHARLES TATES CREEK HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

DAVIS, ADAM HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

DUNCAN, JASON BRYAN STATION HIGH HIGH ASST BASKETBALL (BOYS) 

DUNHAM, PATRICK TATES CREEK HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

ENSSLIN, KARL HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH TENNIS COACH 

EWING, ELIZABETH LAFAYETTE HIGH HIGH TRACK & FIELD (ASST) 

GAY, TIFFANY LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE MID ASST TRACK & FIELD (GIRLS) 

GOINS, WILLIAM PAUL L DUNBAR HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

GOODMAN, ROBERT HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH DISCR COACH (WINTER) 

GREGORY, ADRIANA HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SOFTBALL (ASST) 

HAGANS, MELISSA SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY ELEM CURRICULUM SPEC 

HAGANS FLORES, NEOMIA PAUL L DUNBAR HIGH HIGH SPEECH SPONSOR 

HERRING, JOHN HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH ASST TENNIS 

HESTER, JAKOB PAUL L DUNBAR HIGH HIGH TRACK & FIELD (ASST) 

IVESTER, ZACHARY PAUL L DUNBAR HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

JOHNSON, KATHRYN HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

JOHNSON, KATHRYN HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH ZERO HOUR 

JONES, MATT HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

KERRIS, MARK PAUL L DUNBAR HIGH HIGH ASST TENNIS 

KINLEY, ROBERT JESSIE CLARK MIDDLE MID ASST BASKETBALL (BOYS) 

LAWSON, JONATHAN LAFAYETTE HIGH HIGH TRACK & FIELD (ASST) 

LUBAWY, CHARLOTTE HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

MCVEY, SUSAN CRAWFORD MIDDLE MID TEAM LEADER (2 PERSON) 

MEIER, LAUREN HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH ASST TENNIS 

MELGAR, CARLOS BRYAN STATION HIGH HIGH TENNIS COACH 

MENDES, CHRISTA CASSIDY ELEMENTARY ELEM EXTRACURRICULAR SUPV 

MIRZAIAN, CARL HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

PETERS, JESSE HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

POTEET III, WILLIAM TATES CREEK HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

RAKES, MELISSA TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY ELEM EXTRACURRICULAR SUPV 

REYNOLDS, ARTHUR HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

RUNYON, NICHOLAS PAUL L DUNBAR HIGH HIGH ASST BASKETBALL (GIRLS) 

SANFORD, VINCENT LAFAYETTE HIGH HIGH INTRAMURAL DIRECTOR 

SLOAN, MELISSA BRYAN STATION TRADL MIDDLE MID TEAM LEADER (5 PERSON) 

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SMITH, DERRICK LAFAYETTE HIGH HIGH TENNIS COACH 

SNOW, CHRISTOPHER HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

SPITZ, BARBARA LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE MID DISCR COACH (YEAR-LONG) 

STEPHENS, ADAM HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

SWEET, DAVID TATES CREEK HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

TALLENT, RONNI HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

THOMPSON, LORA HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

TOLAND, MICHAEL LAFAYETTE HIGH HIGH DISCR COACH (SPRING) 

TRIMBLE, ASHLEY TATES CREEK HIGH HIGH TRACK & FIELD (ASST) 

WALDEN, JARROD BRYAN STATION HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

WARREN, BLAKE HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

WHITEHOUSE, KIRSTEN BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY ELEM PORTFOLIO CLUSTER LEADER 

WIESLER, MARTY PAUL L DUNBAR HIGH HIGH BASEBALL ASST COACH 

WILBURN, BRANDON BRYAN STATION HIGH HIGH ASST BASKETBALL (BOYS) 

WILKINS, THOMAS HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

WIMPY, RITA TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY ELEM EXTRACURRICULAR SUPV 

WIMSATT, TIMOTHY LAFAYETTE HIGH HIGH INTRAMURAL DIRECTOR 

WISE, STEPHEN HENRY CLAY HIGH HIGH SCH GRANT MANAGER 

WRIGHT, AMANDA LAFAYETTE HIGH HIGH STDT ASSISTANCE TEAM LDR 

YOUNG, WALTER BRYAN STATION HIGH HIGH ASST SOCCER (GIRLS) 

b. Resignations from Supplementary Duty Assignments - This is to report the resignation of the following employees from the 

supplementary duty assignment: 

Name Location Assignment 

CHRIST, ANGELA JESSIE M CLARK MIDDLE MID TEAM LEADER (5 PERSON) 

FULLWOOD, SONIA LEESTOWN MIDDLE MID TEAM LEADER (5 PERSON) 

3. HOURLY CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL 

a. Employment of Classified Hourly Personnel - This is to report the employment of the following classified hourly personnel: 


BARBER, RICHARD PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR FOOD SERV FOOD SERVICE MANAGER II 03/14/2011 

BENSON, GREGORY BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 03/23/2011 

GARNER, LEWIS BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 03/21/2011 

HADFIELD, MATTHEW PHYSICAL PLANT OPERATIONS CUSTODIAN 03/14/2011 

HENRY, JAMES CRAWFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL CUSTODIAN 03/07/2011 

JELF, DONNA PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR FOOD SERV FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT I 02/28/2011 

JENKINS, DON BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 03/21/2011 

JOHNSON, RANDALL BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 03/14/2011 

QUEEN, BOBBY BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 03/21/2011 

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WOOD, FELIX BEAUMONT MIDDLE SCHOOL CUSTODIAN 03/14/2011 

b. Transfer in Assignment of Classified Hourly Personnel - This is to report the transfer in assignment of the following 

classified hourly personnel: 


BOND, LONA BRY STN HI / SP ED LBD HENRY CLAY / SP ED LBD 02/24/2011 

HOLLAND, PHILIP LEESTOWN / CUSTODIAN PHYS/OPER / CUST EQUIP 04/11/2011 

JOHNSON, JEANNE PLD FD SVC / FD SR AST PLD FD SVC / FD SER AS II 01/17/2011 

JONES, LINDA LEEST FD / FD SR AST DEEP SP FD / FD SR AST 02/28/2011 

REYNOLDS, CHARLOTTE J L ALLEN / CUSTODIAN NORTH FD / FD SER AS 02/28/2011 

SIMPSON, CHARLES CRAWFORD / CUSTODIAN PHYS/OPER / CUSTODIAN 03/14/2011 

WILFONG, TIMOTHY BUS GARAGE / BUS DRIVER BUS GARAGE / BUS MONITO 03/14/2011 

WOODRUFF, ANTHONY EJH MIDDLE / SP ED LBD J M CLARK / SP ED LBD 02/01/2011 

c. Resignation of Classified Hourly Personnel - This is to report the resignation of the following classified hourly personnel: 


BISHOP, SAMANTHA BUS GARAGE BUS MONITOR 03/14/2011 

CAVINS, ABIGAIL CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTIONAL PARAEDUCATOR 01/28/2011 

HARRIS, KIMBERLY BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 02/25/2011 

HIBBLER, SHAWNDELL BUS GARAGE BUS MONITOR 02/18/2011 

HILTON, LEAH BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 03/14/2011 

MOUGHLER, MEGHAN PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH SP ED PARA - LEARNING/BEHAVIOR 05/20/2011 

NEDAB, TIFFANY BUS GARAGE BUS MONITOR 03/07/2011 

NIJEM, BASSAM BUS GARAGE BUS DRIVER 03/04/2011 

ROBERTS, SYLVIA JESSIE M CLARK MIDDLE SCHOOL MICROCOMPUTER SPECIALIS 06/30/2011 

STEPHENS, DON BUS GARAGE BUS MONITOR 03/15/2011 

SWEATMAN, TERRI MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ADMIN ASST II - ELEM 03/04/2011 

TAYLOR, JAMES PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH PART-TIME CUSTODIAN 02/18/2011 

d. Retirement of Classified Hourly Personnel - This is to report the retirement of the following classified hourly personnel, 

effective day indicated: 


ASHCRAFT, LADONNA DIXIE MAGNET ELEM FOOD SERV FOOD SERVICE MANAGER II 07/01/2011 

BROWN, CAPPIE MAXWELL ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTIONAL PARAEDUCATOR 06/01/2011 

ROSS, BETTY SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY KINDERGARTEN PARAEDUCATOR 07/01/2011 

SEWELL, CAROL WINBURN MIDDLE FOOD SERV FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT II 02/01/2011 

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e. Resignation from Leave of Absence of Classified Hourly Personnel - This is to report the resignation from leave of absence of 

the following classified hourly personnel, effective close of the day indicated: 


HIGGINS, JANE BUS GARAGE BUS MONITOR 03/03/2011 

f. Change in Status of Classified Hourly Personnel – This is to report the change in status of the following classified hourly 

personnel: 


SEE, LISA ASHLAND/INST ASST/PP ASHLAND/INSTRUCTIONAL ASST/PP 7/1/2011 

DILLINGHAM,MALLORY NORTHERN/INST PARAEDUCATOR/FP NORTHERN/INST PARAEDUCATOR/FP 7/1/2011 

FLOYD,STACIE NORTHERN/INST PARAEDUCATOR/FP NORTHERN/INST PARAEDUCATOR/FP 7/1/2011 

HAASE,JESSICA NORTHERN/INST PARAEDUCATOR/FP NORTHERN/INST PARAEDUCATOR/FP 7/1/2011 

TALBERT, NAKIA LEESTOWN MIDDLE/BOOKKEEPER/FP LEESTOWN MIDDLE/BOOKKEEPER/PP 7/1/2011 

TICHENOR, DONTE LEX TRAD MAG/SP ED LBD/FP LEX TRAD MAG/INST PARAEDUCATOR/PP 7/1/2011 

g. Non-Renewal of Classified Personnel – This is to report the non-renewal of the following classified personnel: 


ABNEY, TERESA SPECIAL ED PARA JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ALTUG, ELIZABETH SPECIAL ED PARA TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

ANDERSON, MOLLY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ASHER, ELIZABETH AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BACZEK, TIFFANY INSTRUCTIONAL ASST ATHENS CHILESBURG ELEM 6/30/2011 

BALDRIDGE, LISA PRESCHOOL PARA PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BARLOW, AMY INSTRUCTIONAL PARAEDUCATOR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BARNARD, MOLLY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BENNETT, CYNTHIA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BLACKWELL, MARY INSTRUCTIONAL PARAEDUCATOR NORTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BLAIR, TARON SPECIAL ED PARA MORTON MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

BODY, AMANDA PRESCHOOL ASST BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

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BOND, LONA SPECIAL ED PARA HENRY CLAY HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

BRADY, SHARON FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT I BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

BRIAN JR, DAVID AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BRIGHT, PEGGY BUS MONITOR BUS GARAGE 6/30/2011 

BROOKS, MARY INSTRUCTIONAL ASST WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

BROWN, TIMOTHY SPECIAL ED PARA LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

BROWN, BETHANY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BROWN, BRIAN CUSTODIAN SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BRUENDEMAN, BEVERLY INSTRUCTIONAL PARA JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BRYANT, CHARLES AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

BRYANT, SARAH AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CARRANCO, CLAUDIA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CASALIS, DAYLIN SPECIAL ED PARA MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CLARK, STEVEN SPECIAL EDUCATION ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CLAY, DWIGHT SPECIAL EDUCATION ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CLIFFORD, JENNIFER AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

COLEMAN, STEPHEN SP ED PARA - LEARNING/BEHAVIOR LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

COLLINS, CATHERINE MICROCOMPUTER RESOURCE TECH JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CONLEY, THOMAS FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT I LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

COOPER, TAMARA SAFE AIDE/ATTENDANCE CLERK LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

COOPER, KATHERINE BUS MONITOR BUS GARAGE 6/30/2011 

CORDOVES, RAFAEL INSTRUCTIONAL PARAEDUCATOR LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

CORNETT, DYLAN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

COSBY, JACK CUSTODIAN TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

COX, EMILY SPECIAL ED PARA SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CULLEN, KATHRYN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

CUMMINS, JOHNETTA SPECIAL ED PARA BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

DAHL, ANN INSTRUCTIONAL PARAEDUCATOR NORTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DANAHER, DEBORAH MICROCOMPUTER RESOURCE TECH BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

DANCE, BENJAMIN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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DAWSON, TRISH INTSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DOWNEY, MEREDITH AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DRAKE, ELIZABETH SCHOOL ACCT SPEC - ELEM/MIDDLE ATHENS CHILESBURG ELEM 6/30/2011 

DULIN, CATHERINE PRESCHOOL ASST HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DUNCAN, MIKENZIE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DUNCAN, OLIVIA SPECIAL EDUCATION ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

DUNSON, SARAH AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ELLIOTT, COREY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

EMBLETON, SHARON FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT I SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

EMBRY, JUSTIN SPECIAL ED PARA SOUTHERN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

ETTER, NEVA LIBRARY MEDIA ASSISTANT BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

EVANS, MELISSA PRESCHOOL ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

EVANS, VALERIE PRESCHOOL ASST TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

EVERSOLE, JUDY SPECIAL ED PARA BRECKINRIDGE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

FIGGS, CHARLES AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST ASHLAND ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

FOX, NICOLE EMPLOYMENT TRAINER SPECIAL EDUCATION 6/30/2011 

FRANCIS, JUDITH SPECIAL ED PARA MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GABBARD, VIVIANA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GARRETT, VICKI AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM COOR SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GAY, SHERIAN PRESCHOOL ASST BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

GAYZAGIAN, LISA SPECIAL ED PARA LIBERTY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SKOGERBOE, SARAH INSTRUCTIONAL ASST BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

GO, ROBERT SPECIAL ED PARA WINBURN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

GRAFT, CHELSEA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST CASSIDY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GRAVES, BRANDY SPECIAL ED PARA GARDEN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GREEN, NORMAN CAFETERIA MONITOR BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

GREENE, BRITTANY INSTRUCTIONAL ASST ATHENS CHILESBURG ELEM 6/30/2011 

GREENE, ALICE INSTRUCTIONAL ASST LIBERTY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GRIFFIN, BLYTHE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

GRIFFIS, MAGGIE SPECIAL ED PARA CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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GRILLO, LUCY BUS MONITOR BUS GARAGE 6/30/2011 

GROSSI, BRENDA SPECIAL EDUCATION ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HAHN, MICHAEL SPECIAL ED PARA CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HALLAM, ISAAC AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HAMILTON, MEGAN OCC/PHYSCIAL THERAPIST SPECIAL EDUCATION 6/30/2011 

HAYES, TIMOTHY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HELTON, EMILY OCC/PHYSCIAL THERAPIST SPECIAL EDUCATION 6/30/2011 

HENDERSON, CAROL SPECIAL ED PARA PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HENSLEY, BYRON AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HERSEY, ANESHA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HIGHTOWER, WAYMAN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HOBBS, JEREMY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HOBBS, CHELSEA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HODGES, TAYLOR AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HOLT, KATHY PRESCHOOL ASST SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HOPPENJANS, KIM INSTRUCTIONAL ASST CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HUDSON, KERRIE INSTRUCTIONAL ASST CLAYS MILL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HUEMMER, JUSTIN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HUFF, SUZANNE OFFICE CLERK CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

HUTCHENS, JAYNE SPECIAL EDUCATION PARA STONEWALL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

IMES, KARA SPECIAL ED PARA MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

JACKSON, JEANETTE SPECIAL ED PARA MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

JAHNIGEN, LAUREN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST ROSA PARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

JENKINS, WHITNEY PRESCHOOL ASST TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

JOHNSON, THOMAS SPECIAL EDUCATION PARA LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

JOHNSON, KATRINA SPECIAL ED PARA SOUTHERN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

JONES, SELIKA PRESCHOOL ASST MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

JONES, ANDREA SPECIAL ED PARA RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

JONES, SARAH BUS MONITOR BUS GARAGE 6/30/2011 

JORDON, SINCLAIR SPECIAL ED PARA SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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KALANT, DON AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KELLEY, PRISCILLA SPECIAL ED PARA SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KEYSER, DEBBIE SPECIAL ED PARA RUSSELL CAVE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

KIKUCHI, PAIGE INSTRUCTIONAL ASST ATHENS CHILESBURG ELEM 6/30/2011 

KINGHORN, EDITH EARLY START PARA EARLY START 6/30/2011 

KIRK, ROGER SAM WINBURN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

KRAJEWSKI, SANDRA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LAFLEUR, MICHELLE INSTRUCTIONAL ASST CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

LAWSON, FRANCES SCHOOL OFFICE ASSISSTANT JUVENILE DETENTION 6/30/2011 

LINDEMAN, MATTHEW AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MACKEY, ANJANETTA INSTRUCTINAL PARA SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MALICOTE, CHERYL FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT II BRYAN STATION HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

MANLEY, ANGELA SPECIAL ED PARA LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MARKS, MORGYNNE INSTRUCTIONAL ASST WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

MARLER, CINDY SPECIAL ED PARA ASHLAND ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MARSTON, CARRIE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST CASSIDY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MARSTON, SHELBY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST CASSIDY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MCCURRY, SARAH SPECIAL EDUCATION PARA SPECIAL EDUCATION 6/30/2011 

MCDONALD, MAREESA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST CASSIDY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MCINTURFF, BARBARA SPECIAL ED PARA BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

MCNEAL-SMILEY, ANGELA SPECIAL ED PARA MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MILLER, EMILY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MILLER, JENNIFER AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MITCHELL, ERICA FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT I LEXINGTON TRADITIONAL MAGNET SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

MOBERLY, REBECCA FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT I JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MONTANEZ, SYLVIA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MOORE, OLIVIA SPECIAL ED PARA PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MORGERSON, JOHN INSTUCTIONAL ASST ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MORTON, ROBIN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MOSES, BRITTANY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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MOSS, MARY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST ASHLAND ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MULLINS, JON SPECIAL ED PARA BRECKINRIDGE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

MUNDY, MONICA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST ASHLAND ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

NEEL, ADAM INSTRUCTIONAL PARA DIXIE MAGNET ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

NEVILLE, CASSANDRA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

NOBLE, JENNIFER AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

NUCKOLS, LEIGH AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

OLDHAM, WILLIAM INSTRUCTIONAL PARA DIXIE MAGNET ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

OWEN, MEGAN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

OWEN, PAYTON AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PAYNE, WILLIAM SPECIAL ED PARA JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PAYNE, LAUREN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

PENNINGTON, KELLY SPECIAL ED PARA MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

PERKINS, NANNIE CUSTODIAN LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

PURYEAR, MARTINA PRESCHOOL ASST WILLIAM WELLS BROWN 6/30/2011 

RAGLAND, RUTH ANN FAMILY RESOURCE ASST TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

RENFROW, AMY SPECIAL ED PARA GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

REYNOLDS, SHAWN MICROCOMPUTER RESOURCE TECH DEEP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

RHONE, ANDREW BUS MONITOR BUS GARAGE 6/30/2011 

RIDDLE, MIRANDA INSTRUCTOR ASST MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

RIDGEWAY, ANTHONY SPECIAL ED PARA PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

RILEY, TAMMY PRESCHOOL ASST MARY TODD ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROBERTS, MELODY SPECIAL ED PARAEDUCATOR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROBESON, MICHELLE INSTRUCTIONAL ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROBINSON, KEYYOKA SPECIAL ED PARA MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

ROBISON, MICKI SPECIAL ED PARA DIXIE MAGNET ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROLAND, PATRICK AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROMAN, LEIGH-ANNA MICROCOMPUTER SPECIALIST CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROSEN, JASON AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROSS, SALLY INSTRUCTIONAL ASST MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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ROTHERMUND, BETHANY INSTRUCTIONAL ASST PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ROXBERRY, DON IAKSS OFFICE ASSISTANT II HIGH SCHOOL SERVICES 6/30/2011 

RUNYON, NICHOLAS ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 6/30/2011 

RUPARD, MEGHAN INSTRUCTINAL PARA SANDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

RUSSELL, VALERIE SPECIAL ED PARA TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

SANDERS, DIONDRAY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST CASSIDY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SAUNDERS, BROOKE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SAUNDERS, MELODIE INSTRUCTIONAL ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SEARCY, SHARON INSTUCTIONAL ASST ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SEITZ, ASHLEIGH AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SHROPSHIRE, DEBBIE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SILVANIK, JORDAN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SILVER, DANA OFFICE CLERK JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SIMPSON, TOLEKA INSTUCTIONAL ASST ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SIMPSON, SHEMETRIA SPECIAL ED PARA PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SIMPSON, JULIE SPECIAL ED PARA ROSA PARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SIMS, MARY INSTRUCTIONAL PARAEDUCATOR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SIMSON, KATHERINE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SLONE, BRITTANY SPECIAL ED PARA YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SMITH, WILHELMENIA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SMITH, AMY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SMITH, ESTER PRESCHOOL ASST LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SMITH, EDWINA SPECIAL EDUCATION PARA LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

SMITH, LAUREN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SMITH, VANESSA SPECIAL ED PARA YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SNOWDEN, KATHY PRESCHOOL PARA JAMES LANE ALLEN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

STATEN, DAVID SCHOOL MICROCOMPUTER SPEC BRYAN STATION TRAD'L MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

STEVENSON, WILLIAM INSTRUCTIONAL PARA LEXINGTON TRAD MAGNET MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

STEVENSON, TERRI INSTRUCTONAL PARA MARTIN LUTHER KING ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

STORMBRINGER, DEBRA SPECIAL ED PARA CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

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STUCKEY, LISA INSTRUCTIONAL PARAEDUCATOR JULIUS MARKS ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

SUNDY, TREVOR SPECIAL ED PARA TATES CREEK MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

TAYLOR, CRYSTAL PRESCHOOL ASST GLENDOVER ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TEEL, AMY INSTRUCTIONAL ASST PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TENGES, BRIANNA INSTRUCTOR ASST MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TERRY, TONIKA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST YATES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TIBBITTS, CLIFFORD MICROCOMPUTER RESOURCE TECH MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TULLIS, MELISSA INSTRUCTOR ASST MILLCREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

TUREK, BRANDON SPECIAL ED PARA TATES CREEK HIGH 6/30/2011 

VILLARREAL, GEORGE SPECIAL ED PARA SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

VONHATTEN, ASHLEY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST TATES CREEK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WADDLE, JOSHUA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST SQUIRES ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WADDY, JAMES BUS DRIVER BUS GARAGE 6/30/2011 

WALLACE, SHONDISTE ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

WARD, NATHAN PRESCHOOL ASST CARDINAL VALLEY ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WARE, THEODORE INSTRUCTIONAL PARA DIXIE MAGNET ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WATERS, ERIN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WEBB, JOE SPECIAL ED PARA MAXWELL ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WELCH, DAVID SPECIAL ED PARA PICADOME ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WHITE, ASLEAN SPECIAL ED PARA LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

WHITE, ROY LEAD CUSTODIAL SERVICE PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HIGH 

WILLIAMS, JENNIFER SPECIAL EDUCATION ASST ATHENS CHILESBURG ELEM 6/30/2011 

WILLIAMS, GLORIA FRYSC OFFICE ASSISTANT BRYAN STATION HIGH 6/30/2011 

WILLIAMS, DEDRA FRC ASST (RIF ONLY THE 0.3 ) LEESTOWN MIDDLE 6/30/2011 

WILLIAMS, CHRISTINE INTSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WILLIAMSON, HELEN INSTUCTIONAL ASST ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WILLIAMSON, ERICA SPECIAL ED PARA BEAUMONT 6/30/2011 

WILLIAMS-PATTON, PHYLLIS SPECIAL ED PARA HARRISON ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WOO, DELLNEDA INSTRUCTIONAL ASST MEADOWTHORPE ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

WOODRUFF, ANTHONY SPECIAL ED PARA EJHAYES MIDDLE SCHOOL/JESSIE CLARK 6/30/2011 

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YOUNG, PAMELA SPECIAL ED PARA BOOKER T WASHINGTON ACADEMY 6/30/2011 

YOUNG, DONALD LIBRARY MEDIA ASSISTANT LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 6/30/2011 

YOUNG, DONNA SPECIAL EDUCATION ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

ZAINO, HARPER AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM ASST VETERANS PARK ELEMENTARY 6/30/2011 

4. SUBSTITUTE PERSONNEL 

a. Employment of Certified Substitutes - This is to report the employment of the following certified substitutes: 

Name Assignment Effective Date 

ADAMS, ALLYSON SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/18/2011 

ASHBURN, JASON SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 02/24/2011 

BOUVY, GEORGETTE RETIRED SUBSITUTE F/M 03/07/2011 

CAMPBELL, JAMIE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/08/2011 

CAMPBELL, LESLIE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/02/2011 

COLLINS, FREIDA RETIRED SUBSITUTE F/M 03/08/2011 

GATES, CARIN SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 02/24/2011 

HIENS, RENEE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/02/2011 

KOSIN, JOE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/10/2011 

MARKS, MORGYNNE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/17/2011 

MEYER, STEPHANIE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/14/2011 

NALLY, BILLIE RETIRED SUBSITUTE F/M 03/02/2011 

ORTT, CANDISE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 02/28/2011 

OSBORNE, ANITA SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 02/24/2011 

OSTERFELD, REGAN SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/09/2011 

PICKERING, BRITTANY SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/22/2011 

PITMAN, KATHY SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/16/2011 

ROSS, JANET RETIRED SUBSITUTE F/M 02/23/2011 

ROSS, OLIVER SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/17/2011 

ROXBERRY, DEVON RETIRED SUBSITUTE F/M 02/23/2011 

SMITH, VICTORIA SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/11/2011 

SNIDER, MELISSA SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/04/2011 

SPEARS, ALICIA SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 02/15/2011 

SPECHT, LORI RETIRED SUBSITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

SUTHERLAND, CLAY SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 02/25/2011 

WARREN, MEGAN SUBSTITUTE TEACHER F/M 03/14/2011 

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. Employment of Emergency Certified Substitute Teacher - In accordance with 16 KAR 2:030, this is to report that the 

Superintendent is requesting the Education Professional Standards Board to issue one-year Provisional Certificates for 

Emergency Substitute Teaching as indicated for the following teachers: 


ASHER, JOSHUA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/23/2011 

BAILEY, DUSTIN EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

BELL, CASEY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

BRIGHT, DEMETRIA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/08/2011 

BRUINGTON, BRITTANY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/28/2011 

CABLE, DAGMAR EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/18/2011 

CABLE, JOYCE EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/25/2011 

CAMPBELL, LINDI EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/25/2011 

CARROLL, KARI EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

CASSIDY, TERESA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/18/2011 

CLOUD, VICTORIA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/18/2011 

DALTON, NATALIE EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

DAUGHERTY, AMELIA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/24/2011 

DIXON, WHITNEY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/28/2011 

DRAKE, PATRICK EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/18/2011 

FAULCONER, FREDDIE EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/11/2011 

FURNISH, HUNTER EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

GATSOS, DAVID EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/07/2011 

GORDON, LINDSEY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/23/2011 

GREENE, DANA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/17/2011 

GREENE, ERICA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/11/2011 

HACKNEY, KIM EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

HAGER, MARY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/04/2011 

HAHN, SHELLY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/25/2011 

HARRIS, PATRICIA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

HAUSLEY, DAVIN EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/21/2011 

HENSLEY, BYRON EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

HOWARD, CHRISTOPHER EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

HOWARD, DAVID EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/15/2011 

HUSKY, BONNY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/15/2011 

KEATS, JANIS EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

KRASCHNEWSKI, JACOB EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/16/2011 

LAMOUR, GUEBER EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/02/2011 

LONG, JOHN EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

LOVING, KATHERINE EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

MARKOPOULOS, PANAGIOTIS EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

MCGILL, CLARE EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/15/2011 

MCMAINE, KELLY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/02/2011 

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MYRICK, RON EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/02/2011 

NAPIER, BRITTANY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

NIBERT, AUBREY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/03/2011 

NORFLEET, JOLYNN EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/18/2011 

PARRENT, TIMOTHY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/11/2011 

PIERCE, LAURA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

RAGLAND, RUTH EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/01/2011 

RAYMOND, JALANA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

SCOTT, BRITTANY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/16/2011 

SMITH, TARIN EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/03/2011 

SPRINKLES, CHARLES EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/18/2011 

STRUNK, INGRID EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/18/2011 

THOMPSON, ISABELLE EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/10/2011 

THOMPSON, RACHEL EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

VAUGHAN, ANNA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/01/2011 

VERRY, DAVID EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/28/2011 

WHITE, CRAIG EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

WHITFIELD, ANGELA EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/24/2011 

WHITLEY, SHANNON EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

WILLIAMS, HOPE EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/25/2011 

YOHE, CASEY EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/03/2011 

YOUNG, GEORGE EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

ZEYBEK, FILIZ EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 03/14/2011 

ZURLAGE, KEVIN EMERGENCY SUBSTITUTE F/M 02/23/2011 

c. Employment of Classified Hourly Substitutes - This is to report the employment of the following classified hourly 

substitutes: 


ALEXANDER, NATASIA SUB SECRETARY 03/04/2011 

ANDERSON, KATHY SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/03/2011 

ARNOLD, SONYA SUB FOOD SERVICE 03/11/2011 

ARNOLD, SONYA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/11/2011 

ASHER, JOSHUA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/23/2011 

BAKER, CASSANDRA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/25/2011 

BOWMAN, LAUREN SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/25/2011 

BRIGHT, DEMETRIA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/08/2011 

CABLE, JOYCE SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/25/2011 

CAMPBELL, LINDI SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/25/2011 

CARROLL, KARI SUB SECRETARY 02/25/2011 

CLOUD, VICTORIA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/18/2011 

COLE, KELLY SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/18/2011 

CONNORS, JAMES SUB BUS MONITOR 03/01/2011 

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FOWLER, CHARLES SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/15/2011 

FRANKLIN, EMILY SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/18/2011 

GATES, CARIN SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/24/2011 

GREENE, ERICA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/11/2011 

GREENE, PHYLLIS SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/22/2011 

HAHN, SHELLY SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/25/2011 

HARRIS, PATRICIA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/10/2011 

HAUSLEY, DAVIN SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/21/2011 

HICKS, MEREDITH SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/02/2011 

HIENS, RENEE SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/02/2011 

HINER, SCOTT SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/21/2011 

HOWARD, DAVID SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/15/2011 

HUSKY, BONNY SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/15/2011 

JENKINS, DAN SUB BUS MONITOR 02/23/2011 

KEATS, JANIS SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/10/2011 

KRASCHNEWSKI, JACOB SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/16/2011 

KREMENTZ, STEPHANNIE SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/23/2011 

KROLAK, JENNIFER SUB SECRETARY 02/23/2011 

LAMOUR, GUEBER SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/02/2011 

LIKENS, JOSHUA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/28/2011 

LOGAN, JOHN SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/08/2011 

LONG, JOHN SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/14/2011 

MARKOPOULOS, PANAGIOTIS SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/10/2011 

MARSHALL, LINDA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/02/2011 

MCCAULEY, MALINDA SUB FOOD SERVICE 03/02/2011 

MCCAULEY, MALINDA SUB SECRETARY 03/02/2011 

MCGILL, CLARE SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/15/2011 

MCMAINE, KELLY SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/02/2011 

MILLER, MORGAN SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/25/2011 

MOSBY, FELICIA SUB FOOD SERVICE 02/23/2011 

NORFLEET, JOLYNN SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/18/2011 

PERGRAM, NAKISHA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/03/2011 

PIERCE, KENDRA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/25/2011 

PITMAN, KATHY SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/16/2011 

POLLARD, EDITH SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/14/2011 

RAGLAND, RUTH SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/01/2011 

RICHIE, MICHELE SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/28/2011 

SCOTT, BRITTANY SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/16/2011 

SMITH, TARIN SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/03/2011 

SPRINKLES, CHARLES SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/18/2011 

STAFFORD, JONI SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/11/2011 

SWARTZ, SCARLETT SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/11/2011 

TACKETT, BRITTANY SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/10/2011 

THOMPSON, ISABELLE SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/10/2011 

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THOMPSON, RACHEL SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/14/2011 

TRAVIS, SHANNON SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/08/2011 

TURANSKY, SASHA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/22/2011 

VAUGHAN, ANNA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/01/2011 

VERRY, DAVID SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/28/2011 

WANG, WEI SUB FOOD SERVICE 03/22/2011 

WELLS, ANNE SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/03/2011 

WHITFIELD, ANGELA SUB FOOD SERVICE 02/24/2011 

WHITFIELD, ANGELA SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/24/2011 

WHITLEY, SHANNON SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/14/2011 

WILLIAMS, HOPE SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/16/2011 

WILSON, HARRIET SUB PARAEDUCATOR 02/25/2011 

ZEYBEK, FILIZ SUB PARAEDUCATOR 03/14/2011 

d. Renewal of Substitutes (Certified and Classified) for the 2011-2012 School Year – This is to report the employment of the 

following substitutes (certified and classified) for the 2011-2012 school year: 

ABBOTT ALICIA 

ABDELJABER ABDELQADERK 

ABOOEI MAHNAZ 

ABSHIRE BARBARA 

ACKE WHITNEY 

ACKERMAN CHRISTINE 

ACTON DEEANN 

ADAMS REGINA 

ADAMS DEBORAH 

ADAMS MARY 

ADAMS ASHLEY 

ADAMS ANESHIA 

ADAMS ALLYSON 

ADKINS JENNIFER 

ADKISSON BONNIE 

AGENT SUSAN 

AGNEW REBECCA 

AKANDE KATRINA 

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AKERS KATHRYN 

AKINS DONNA 

ALABASSI HYAM 

ALEXANDER LYNNE 

ALEXANDER KEISHA 

ALEXANDER NATASIA 

ALLEN CLAUDETTE 

ALLEN BETSY 

ALLEN SUZANNE 

ALLEN SHARON 

ALLEN REBECCA 

ALLISON TAMMY 

ALMASI KATHLEEN 

ALMIMAR HUSAM 

ALNOBANI DONNA 

ALTON CODY 

ALVIS ASHLEY 

AMOS CAROL 

AMOUDI RIMA 

AMPADU ELTA 

ANDERSON DELILAH 

ANDERSON FRANCES 

ANDREWS JENNIFER 

ANDREWS SEDRICK 

ANFOUS LISA 

ANGEL MARILYN 

ANGEL CHAD 

ANGOLANO RICARDO 

ANOSIKE CHIOMA 

ANSARI ALI 

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APPLEGATE ANGELA 

ARAGHI MINA 

ARANA PATRICIA 

ARBEGUST-OSBORNE JENNIFER 

ARBOGAST SALLY 

ARBOGAST CHARLES 

ARBUCKLE RYAN 

ARNETT LORI 

ARNOLD ERIC 

ARNOLD JENNIFER 

ARNOLD RUBIELA 

ARNOLD SONYA 

ARTHUR GLENN 

ASBURY TARA 

ASHBURN JASON 

ASHCRAFT TERRY 

ASHER JOSHUA 

ATIF MUEERA 

ATKERSON GISELA 

ATKINS ARTIE 

ATKINS RICHARD 

ATTARD REBECCA 

AYERS JENNIFER 

AYERS NICHOLAS 

BABER MICHELLE 

BAGGERMAN MELISSA 

BAILEY LIBBY 

BAILEY BARBARA 

BAILEY GRIFFIN 

BAILEY CHELSEA 

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BAILEY QUAY 

BAILEY JEFFREY 

BAILEY DUSTIN 

BAIRD JUDY 

BAKER LINDA 

BAKER NONA 

BAKER SONDRA 

BAKER GLENDA 

BAKER SARA 

BAKER DAVID 

BAKER CASSANDRA 

BALDWIN RICHARD 

BALE CARRIE 

BALL HENSLEY 

BALLARD MELISSA 

BALLINGER SHARON 

BANAHAN CLAUDIA 

BANKEMPER CHELSEA 

BARBEE DORA 

BARBER SARA 

BARENNES KRISTEN 

BARGO BIANCA 

BARGO BETHANY 

BARKER ANGELA 

BARNES LAURA 

BARNES CARLA 

BARNES SHAWNISE 

BARNES MICHAEL 

BARNES IRENE 

BARNES BRITTANY 

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BARNEY ASHLEY 

BARNOTT FRED 

BARR CARRIE 

BARR ELIZABETH 

BARRIER NANCY 

BARTON EMILY 

BASKIN SERITA 

BASTON MARY 

BATES JOETTA 

BATES SHARON 

BAUER TANJA 

BAYER ELI 

BEARD JOHN 

BEASLEY GREGORY 

BEATTY CAROL 

BEATTY NOREL 

BEATTY-HAZELBAKER RESHANTA 

BECCO STACEY 

BECHTOL LISA 

BECK ELIZABETH 

BECKHAM MONIQUE 

BECKHAM PATRICK 

BEITZ ASHLEY 

BELCHER WHITNEY 

BELCHER MARIETTA 

BELDING MARIANA 

BELL CATHY 

BELL LEONARD 

BELL CASEY 

BELLAMY JESSICA 

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BENNETT KORINA 

BENNETT RHONDA 

BENNETT LAURA 

BENNETT CHAD 

BENNINGTON JANE 

BENTLEY GENA 

BERGMAN THELMA 

BERGMAN EVAN 

BERNARD DONITA 

BERNARDI BETTY 

BERNARDI RAY 

BERRES NORAH 

BERRY VIRGINIA 

BERRY DEENA 

BERRY MICHAEL 

BERRY ROBERT 

BETHEL JEAN 

BETTS MARY 

BIGDELIAZARI REIHANEH 

BIGGS RIKKI 

BILLIPS DOUGLAS 

BINGHAM DANA 

BLACK PATRICIA 

BLACK JULIE 

BLACK LINDA 

BLACKABY MARY 

BLACKBURN FELICIA 

BLACKBURN JULIE 

BLACKETER ELIZABETH 

BLACKFORD JUANITA 

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BLACKFORD KIMBERLY 

BLACKFORD LARRY 

BLACKWELL ERIN 

BLAINE JOHN 

BLAIR JANET 

BLAIR LAMARR 

BLAIR DEMETRIA 

BLAKE CLINTON 

BLAKEMAN CHASE 

BLAKEY BETTY 

BLANCH SUSAN 

BLAND DEREK 

BLANDON MONICA 

BLANKENSHIP JAN 

BLAYDES CHARLOTTE 

BLEVINS JOYCE 

BLEVINS-LEMOND PATRICIA 

BLICKENSTAFF JOHN 

BLODGETT MICHAEL 

BOATENG KENNEDY 

BOCCHECIAMP CARMEN 

BODEN RONALD 

BOERGER ANGELA 

BOHANNON AMY 

BOHMAN ROBERT 

BOLDT JOSH 

BOLENDER LINDA 

BOND RHODORA 

BONE RACHEL 

BONGARD CHARLES 

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BOOHER AUDREY 

BOONE MARY 

BOONE JANE 

BORDAS MARSHA 

BORIKAR SHILPA 

BORNFLETH BENJAMIN 

BOSMA CHRISTINA 

BOSS KRISTI 

BOTERO SKYE 

BOTNER CASSIE 

BOUCHARD CHRISTEN 

BOURNE SUSAN 

BOUVY GEORGETTE 

BOWMAN TOMMIE 

BOWMAN CHRISTOPHER 

BOWMAN ASHLEY 

BOWMAN LAUREN 

BOYD FELICE 

BRADLEY CAMILLE 

BRADY AMELIA 

BRAMBLE TIMOTHY 

BRANK LAKESHA 

BRANNON TIFFANY 

BRANT LOIS 

BRATTON SUSAN 

BRAVARD SUSAN 

BREAULT SARAH 

BRENNAN THOMAS 

BREWER CYNTHIA 

BRIGHT DEMETRIA 

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BRIGHT FELICIA 

BRIGHT REVONDA 

BRIGHT LAUREN 

BRINLEE SANDRA 

BROCK CAROLINA 

BROCK-CALIGUIRI DEBRA 

BRODIEN BLAKE 

BROMLEY MARY DIANE 

BRONSKI AMY 

BROOKS BRENDA 

BROOKS APRIL 

BROSI GLADE 

BROWN PRISCILLA 

BROWN MAXINE 

BROWN CHARLES 

BROWN VICKI 

BROWN PATRICIA 

BROWN DENISE 

BROWN MARILYN 

BROWN CATHERINE 

BROWN CHARLTON 

BROWN BERTIE 

BROWN MARY 

BROWN SARA 

BROWN BETTY 

BROWN JAMES 

BROWN JEWEL 

BROWN SHELENA 

BROWN KENNETH 

BROWN DENNA 

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BROWN STEPHEN 

BROWNE STEPHANIE 

BROWNE ROBERT 

BROWNING VICTORIA 

BROWNING KIAUNA 

BROZ MARY 

BRUCE JOHN 

BRUINGTON BRITTANY 

BRUNDAGE BRENDA 

BRUNER JANICE 

BRUSER BENJAMIN 

BRYANT KARINA 

BRYANT PENELOPE 

BRYANT AMANDA 

BUCHANAN MARNIKA 

BUCHANAN LATERRANCE 

BUCHANAN LATISHA 

BUCHERT ABBEY 

BUCKLEY RITA 

BUNTON PAULA 

BURBA VIRGINIA 

BURKE JILL 

BURKE BRITTANY 

BURKHOLDER AMANDA 

BURNETT PATRICIA 

BURTON VIRGINIA 

BUSH JESSICA 

BUSHART TOM 

BUSHONG REBECCA 

BUSSENI MOLLY 

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BUTLER THEODORE 

CABLE JOYCE 

CABLE DAGMAR 

CADLE MARGARET 

CAIN RYAN 

CAIRNS TARA 

CAJKA ALLISON 

CALDRONEY LOUISA 

CALDWELL KIMBERLY 

CALIA MARY 

CALLAHAN MARK 

CALLAHAN RAECHEL 

CALLAWAY TIANDRA 

CALLEBS MELANI 

CALLIHAN EMILY 

CAMBLIN AMANDA 

CAMERON LYSBETH 

CAMPBELL VEVA 

CAMPBELL PRUDENCE 

CAMPBELL ELLA 

CAMPBELL MAKINI 

CAMPBELL PAUL 

CAMPBELL LESLIE 

CAMPBELL COLE 

CAMPBELL LINDI 

CAMPBELL JAMIE 

CANADA STEPHANIE 

CANADA LOCKE SHONDA 

CANDIO NIRVA 

CANTRELL NANCY 

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CAO JASON 

CARBUCCIA HYCINTHIA 

CARIUS BRENT 

CARMOUCHE VIVIAN 

CAROTHERS CLAUDE 

CARPENTER TRACY 

CARREIRO BRIDGET 

CARREIRO MAUREEN 

CARRINGTON MEGAN 

CARRIZALES NATALIE 

CARROLL SALLY 

CARROLL GREGORY 

CARROLL KARI 

CARSON TIMOTHY 

CARTER ERIKA 

CARTER JONNA 

CARTER BISHOP 

CARTER TOLLEY 

CASE ASHLEY 

CASE STEPHANIE 

CASH DIANNE 

CASON DEANNA 

CASSIDY TERESA 

CASSITY SHARON 

CASTEEL ALAN 

CASTLE RUTH 

CAVINS TANIA 

CAWOOD SHEILA 

CELIK MUGE 

CHADWELL ASHLEY 

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CHADWELL WILLIAM 

CHAFFINS ALLISON 

CHALKLEY LEAH 

CHAMBERLAIN MICHAEL 

CHAMBERS MELISSA 

CHAMPE MARY 

CHANDLER BOBBIE 

CHANDLER JOEL 

CHANEY LINDA 

CHANEY COURTNEY 

CHANG KWEI 

CHAPMAN RONNIE 

CHAPMAN WAYNE 

CHAPURAN ANN 

CHASE JUDY 

CHASTAIN KELSEY 

CHEEKS LANELL 

CHEKE-KERR AMBER 

CHENAULT LASHAWNDA 

CHESNUT SHARON 

CHESSER JESSI 

CHILDERS ANTHONY 

CHILDRESS GINA 

CHISLUM KRISTY 

CHOJNACKI MATTHEW 

CHRISMAN REVA 

CHRISTENSEN BARBARA 

CHRISTIAN KATHERINE 

CHURCH CECELIA 

CILONA JULIA 

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CINSON ALBERT 

CITES KELLY 

CLAIR JEFF 

CLARK JANET 

CLARK SUSAN 

CLARK SARAH 

CLARK MELANIE 

CLARK TIFFANY 

CLARK CHASE 

CLARK HOLLY 

CLARK CAITLIN 

CLAXON LOUISE 

CLAY DANN 

CLAY CHRISTINE 

CLAYBORNE MELINDA 

CLEARY-BUDGE JESSE 

CLEATON MARY 

CLEMENTS GLORIA 

CLEMONS JENNIFER 

CLEMONS BETH 

CLEVELAND DEBORAH 

CLIFFORD CHARLENE 

CLOAR TORI 

CLOUD VICTORIA 

CLOUSE ASTON 

CLOYD ELIZABETH 

COATES KRISTINA 

COATS BARBARA 

COBB EMMITT 

CODY MAX 

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COFFEY LASHANDA 

COFFEY DENISE 

COFFEY HENRY 

COHEN MILDRED 

COLE REBECCA 

COLE DEVON 

COLE KELLY 

COLEMAN DION 

COLEMAN PAULETTE 

COLEMAN JAMES 

COLEMAN MEADE 

COLLIER TERRY 

COLLINS ROGER 

COLLINS JEFFREY 

COLLINS FREIDA 

COMBS BRIGGETTI 

COMBS DEREK 

COMBS KIMBERLY 

COMBS MELODY 

COMBS SUZANNE 

COMFORT JOAN 

CONGER STEPHEN 

CONLON PATRICK 

CONN KYLE 

CONN HEIDI 

CONNALLY MADELYN 

CONWAY CHERYL 

COOGAN NANCY 

COOK REBECCA 

COOK KAREN 

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COOPER ROBIN 

COOPER KATHERINE 

COOPER MATTHEW 

COOPER BRENDA 

COOPER ERIN 

COPE MARGARET 

COPPAGE EVAN 

CORNELIUS TIJUANA 

CORNETT JO 

CORNETT ADELE 

CORSI FRANCESCA 

CORY MARIE 

COTTRELL CATHY 

COUCH HEATHER 

COULTAS KAREN 

COURANT ALISON 

COURTNEY DELORES 

COUSINO BROOKE 

COVINGTON DONNA 

COWHER KIM 

COX CHARLES 

COX PATRICIA 

COYLE BEVERLY 

COYNE MEGHAN 

CRABBE LILA 

CRAIG JANECE 

CRAIG FRANKLIN 

CRAIG IRALINE 

CROFT LORENZO 

CRON CARON 

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CROSS RAYMOND 

CROSS MATTHEW 

CROUCH JANE 

CROWE ALLISON 

CRUMP VICKI 

CRUMP MACKENZIE 

CRUSE SUSAN 

CRUZ SEDA AIDA 

CRUZE MARIA 

CULL BRANDON 

CUMMINS ELIZABETH 

CUNAGIN PHYLLIS 

CUNNINGHAM CAROL 

CUNNINGHAM KEITH 

CURRENS WILLIAM 

CURRY VICKI 

CURSON LAUREN 

CZIRR ASHLEY 

CZULNO ASHLEIGH 

DABNEY MOLLY 

DAHN LINDA 

DAILEY WILLIAM 

DAILEY JAMES 

DALE RACHEL 

DALTON JAMES 

DALTON NATALIE 

DAMAN KRISTINA 

DANCE CHERYL 

DANIELL PRUDENCE 

DAUGHERTY AMELIA 

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DAVENPORT LOIS 

DAVENPORT ASHLEY 

DAVIDSON BRITTANY 

DAVIS BILLIE 

DAVIS CARLA 

DAVIS DELLA 

DAVIS MICHAEL 

DAVIS ANGELA 

DAVIS NANNY 

DAVIS ETHYLWYN 

DAVIS CHARLES 

DAVIS-PANTOJA TAMEKA 

DAWSON PATRICIA 

DAZEY CYNTHIA 

DEIFEL ANDREW 

DELANEY ASHLEY 

DELANGE HANNAH 

DELONG REBECCA 

DELONG KRISTIN 

DEMAREE MARGOT 

DEMUTH SARA 

DENNEY ANNE 

DENNIE ROXA 

DENNIS DORA 

DENNISTON DEBRA 

DENTON MATT 

DENTON STEPHANIE 

DENTON RAYMOND 

DESIENO JOSEPH 

DESPAIN DIANE 

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DESUTTER DANE 

DETIENNE JAN 

DEVER NANCY 

DEVINE REGINA 

DEVOE IVY 

DIALLS DARNELL 

DICKERSON ELIZABETH 

DICKINSON ASHLEY 

DISPONETT MERA 

DIXON JUDY 

DIXON WHITNEY 

DOANE VICKI 

DOBSON JANET 

DOERR MARY 

DOLLER ROBIN 

DOMBROWSKI ANDREW 

DOMINGUEZ JOYCE 

DONAHUE JONATHAN 

DONALDSON MARY 

DONITHAN LARRY 

DONKOR DEBORAH 

DONOVAN KAREN 

DOOLIN MARY 

DORAN JUDY 

DOSS STEPHANIE 

DOTSON-MILLER TAMERA 

DOTY VIOLETTA 

DOUGLAS RODRICKA 

DOUGLASS GLENN 

DOUTHITT SHAUNTE 

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DOWDELL ESSIE 

DOWDY WILLIAM 

DOYLE EDWINA 

DOYLE KELLYE 

DRAKE ZELDA 

DRAKE EMILY 

DRAKE JAMES 

DRAKE PATRICK 

DRIVER CARROLL 

DROF KATIE 

DRUMMOND SHANNYN 

DRYDYK KATHRYN 

DUBOIS KATHLEEN 

DUCK KIRSTEN 

DUFFY MICHELLE 

DUFRESNE JUDITH 

DUKE CHARLES 

DUMAIS SUSAN 

DUMAY PAUL 

DUNCAN CHARLOTTE 

DUNCAN DENISE 

DUNCAN CAROLYN 

DUNCAN PRISCILLA 

DUNCAN ERIKA 

DURBIN LARRY 

DURBIN KAREN 

DURBIN MICHELE 

DURHAM FELECIA 

DURMOV MIROSLAV 

DYE JASON 

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DYK LINDA 

EARL JAMES 

EARY CHARLES 

EASLEY DANIELLE 

EDDY BETH 

EDEL KATHLEEN 

EDMONDSON HANNAH 

EDMUNDSON SARAH 

EDWARDS CAROLYN 

EDWARDS BETH 

EDWARDS ROSALEE 

EDWARDS ZACKERY 

EFFGEN PATRICK 

EGGLESTON SHERRY 

ELAM MICHELE 

ELBERT JORDAN 

ELISON WANITA 

ELKIN SUSAN 

ELLINGTON ASHLEY 

ELLIS CLENET 

ELLIS HOWARD 

ELLIS JOHN 

ELLIS LEAH 

ELLISON LORRAINE 

ENDICOTT JUDITH 

ENGLES SHARON 

ENNIS PAUL 

ENO ROSE 

ENSMINGER KENNETHA 

EPLEY GINA 

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EPPS TASHA 

EPPS PAMELA 

ERDELL BRENDA 

ERNST ELIZABETH 

ERWIN STEFANIE 

ESPINOZA JUDY 

ESTES BETSY 

ESTILL EMILY 

ETIENNE NGENDAHAYO 

EUBANK TINA 

EVANS HALLIE 

EVANS FRANCES 

EVANS MELISSA 

EVENSEN GRACE 

EVERHART PHYLLIS 

EWEN GEORGE 

FAIN TIFFANY 

FAIRCHILD KELLI 

FARQUHAR DONNA 

FARRIS WILLIAM 

FAULCONER FREDDIE 

FAULKNER PATRICIA 

FAULKNER LAURA 

FAWCETT NANCY 

FAY GLENNA 

FAY LINDA 

FEATHERSTON BETTY 

FEATHERSTON WARREN 

FEDORKO NICOLE 

FEE THOMAS 

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FEE JENNA 

FEENEY BRET 

FEESE WHITLEY 

FEHELEY PAMELA 

FERGUSON SHERRY 

FERGUSON LATANYA 

FERNANDEZ ROBIN 

FIELDER JILL 

FIELDS ANGELA 

FIELDS DETTA 

FIELDS CHRISTINA 

FIGGS JOHN 

FIGUEROA OLGA 

FILCHAK RYAN 

FILIATREAU APRIL 

FINN MARY 

FINNIE ELEANOR 

FISHER WILLIAM 

FITZGERALD DONANNE 

FITZMAYER RACHAEL 

FLANAGAN LINDA 

FLANIGAN JOANNA 

FLANNERY SHERIDAN 

FLECKINSTEIN MARILYN 

FLEMING JENNIFER 

FLETCHER LARRY 

FLINDERS MIRVA 

FLORENCE GINA 

FLORES NORMA 

FLYNN CECILIA 

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FLYNN CLAUDIA 

FOGG ANDREW 

FOGOS MICHAEL 

FOLCZYK ANDREW 

FOLEY JAMES 

FOLTZ KELLEY 

FORBES LENA 

FORD KRISTIN 

FOSTER KNYTAWSIA 

FOUCH JENNIFER 

FOWLER CHARLES 

FRALEY KIMBERLY 

FRALEY JOSHUA 

FRANCIS RUTH 

FRANKLIN MANIWELL 

FRANKLIN JOSH 

FRANKLIN EMILY 

FRASER DOUGLAS 

FRAUENHOFFER JOANNA 

FRAZIER SHEILA 

FRAZIER NIETTA 

FREDERICK SAMANTHA 

FREEMAN NANCY 

FREEMAN LATASHA 

FREEMAN BETTY 

FRENCH DEBRA 

FRENCH ASHLEE 

FRENCH DANIEL 

FRITTS-NEWBURY MARCI 

FROUKH HANAN 

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FUDGE WILLIAM 

FUGATE LORETTA 

FUGATE TERESA 

FUNK NORMAN 

FURNISH HUNTER 

FUTCH BETTY 

FUTCH LARA 

GABBARD JOHN 

GABBARD KRISTI 

GALANTE JOANN 

GALBRAITH JULIE 

GALBREATH CECILY 

GAMMON YAFEI 

GARCIA GREGORIA 

GARCIA GUADALUPE 

GARDNER STEPHANIE 

GARDNER SARAH 

GARLAND JAMES 

GARLAND JANE 

GARNER EMILY 

GARNETT STEPHANIE 

GARRARD-THIAW DEANA 

GARROD LYNN 

GATES MACKENZIE 

GATES CARIN 

GATEWOOD DAVITA 

GATSOS DAVID 

GAY KIMBERLY 

GAY GILA 

GDOVKA TRACEY 

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GEE SHANNON 

GEHRES TAMELA 

GENTRY DAISY 

GEOGHEGAN KELLY 

GERTON TERESA 

GESWEIN KEITH 

GEWIRTZMAN JUDITH 

GIBSON KENNETH 

GIBSON DANA 

GIBSON JESSICA 

GIBSON JOSH 

GIDEON DIANE 

GILBERT CHARLOTTE 

GILBERT MARY 

GILINSKY NANCY 

GILL CORETHIA 

GILLAM DEBRA 

GILLESPIE CHERIE 

GILLIAM ANDREA 

GILMORE ROBERT 

GIVENS JEROME 

GIVIDEN SARA 

GLASSCOCK DIANNE 

GLASSCOCK LAURA 

GLYER MARTHA 

GOGGIN ALEX 

GOLCHERT SARAH 

GONSALVES JOY 

GOOCH TYLER 

GOOD JOHN 

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GOODE MEGHAN 

GOODRICH GLENDA 

GORDON HARRY 

GORDON LINDSEY 

GORE RENITA 

GOTT TERESA 

GOUGH CHARLES 

GRAHAM MELISSA 

GRAHAM MATTHEW 

GRANDBERRY APRIL 

GRASSO KIMBERLY 

GRATZ KERRY 

GRAVES WILLENA 

GRAY PAMELA 

GRAY LATASHA 

GRAY TASHA 

GRAY DENISE 

GRAY COLEEN 

GRAY APRIL 

GRAYSON TINA 

GREEN RUTH 

GREEN GLENDA 

GREEN KENNETH 

GREENE MARYLEE 

GREENE PHYLLIS 

GREENE KENNETH 

GREENE DANA 

GREENE ERICA 

GREER VIVIAN 

GREER ROBIN 

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GREER JOHN 

GRIDER VIRGINIA 

GRIFFIN JUDITH 

GRIFFITH CYNTHIA 

GRIGGS JOHN 

GRIGSBY NATALIE 

GRIMES LEDATTA 

GRIMM MICHAEL 

GRISSOM MARGARET 

GRITTON HILARY 

GROB BILLIE 

GROOMS LAURA 

GROSS KATHY 

GROVES LENCOLA 

GROW LINDSAY 

GROW ABBY 

GUADAGNI RACHAEL 

GUARNIERI KAREN 

GUDGELL SHIRLEY 

GULDEN CHRISTINA 

GULLETT LINDA 

GULLETT BONITA 

GUMM JOSHUA 

GUNKLER IAN 

GUSKEY CHRISTOPHER 

GUTER FLORA-LU 

GUY LISA 

HAAG AMY 

HACKNEY KIM 

HADDAD MARAM 

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HADDEN NANCY 

HADI-GARA NAWAL 

HAFER JULIE 

HAGAN WILLIAM 

HAGANS ANTOINETTE 

HAGANS MONIQUE 

HAGEE ELIZABETH 

HAGER LEE 

HAGER MARY 

HAGGERTY GERALDINE 

HAGHISHAHIR SHABNAM 

HAGINS MELINDA 

HAHN SHELLY 

HALBERT TARA 

HALE PATRICIA 

HALE ORESTA 

HALL ADA 

HALL KIMBERLY 

HALL ALMA 

HALL NORI 

HALL ASHLEY 

HALL CHRISTOPHER 

HALL SARAH 

HALL JESSICA 

HALL DEIRDRE 

HALL STEPHANIE 

HALL WILLIAM 

HALL ROBERT 

HALL-CULVER MARILYN 

HALLIDAY CHANDA 

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HAM MARY 

HAM DIANA 

HAM JASON 

HAMAD MOHAMED 

HAMAKER JENNIFER 

HAMILTON PHYLLIS 

HAMILTON ANTHONY 

HAMILTON BARBARA 

HAMILTON JESSICA 

HAMILTON JANELL 

HAMILTON KIMBERLY 

HAMILTON-SMITH TERENCE 

HAMMOND MARY 

HAMMOND CHRISTI 

HAMMONS ROBERT 

HAMMONS KEVIN 

HAMPERIAN JOSH 

HAMPTON DONNA 

HAMPTON DELORANNA 

HANSON BRUCE 

HARBUT TYRA 

HARDAWAY GEORGE 

HARDIMAN BETTY 

HARDING ANDREW 

HARDY CECILIA 

HARDY JR CHARLES 

HARKLESS SHELLEY 

HARLAN MARIANN 

HARLOW DIANA 

HARP CHRISTOPHER 

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HARPER ALTHA MAE 

HARPER STEPHANIE 

HARRINGTON COURTNEY 

HARRIS BERTIE 

HARRIS JILL 

HARRIS PATRICIA 

HARRIS REGINA 

HARRIS HAYLEY 

HARRIS LISA 

HARRIS JESSICA 

HARRIS KATHLEEN 

HARRISON EUGENIA 

HART SUSAN 

HART ANN 

HART SUSAN 

HASKINS JOSEPH 

HATTON BARBARA 

HAUNSZ KATHRYN 

HAUSLEY DAVIN 

HAWKINS MATHIE 

HAYDEN JODENE 

HAYES BERTHA 

HAYES BETTY 

HAYES CELESTINE 

HAYES BARBARA 

HAYNES DAWN 

HAYNES GREGORY 

HAYS KRISTA 

HAYSLIP LORETTA 

HEADLEY HANNAH 

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HEARN JOHN 

HEBBELER ANNETTE 

HEDGES DANA 

HEFFNER MARTIN 

HEISS BEVERLY 

HELLARD TARA 

HELLEBUSCH JAN 

HELLMANN JANE 

HELT MAUREEN 

HELTMAN PAMELA 

HENDERSON PAMELA 

HENDERSON CIERRA 

HENDERSON ELIZABETH 

HENDRICKSON MELISSA 

HENNING STACY 

HENNING JAMES 

HENRY CLARENCE 

HENRY KENNETH 

HENSLEY JOANNE 

HENSLEY EMILY 

HENSON SUE 

HERNANDEZ LAURA 

HESSELDENZ CATHERINE 

HEY GERALD 

HEYER LORI 

HEYWOOD AMANDA 

HICKMAN AUTUMN 

HICKS RETHA 

HICKS STEPHEN 

HICKS MEREDITH 

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HIENS RENEE 

HIGDON KATHERINE 

HIGGINS WANDA 

HIGGINS ROSALIN 

HILDRETH SARAH 

HILER RHONDA 

HILL PATRICIA 

HILL LAMONICA 

HILL JENNIFER 

HILL DOROTHY 

HILL CHRISTOPHER 

HILLIARD STEPHEN 

HILSON JUDITH 

HILTON ROBERT 

HINKLE MARIA 

HINTON BRIAN 

HISEL RACHEL 

HITCHCOCK CAROLYN 

HOBBS KAREN 

HOCKENSMITH CHRISTEL 

HODGE ANNE 

HODGES SARA 

HODGES LONNIE 

HODGES JANET 

HOERR KATIE 

HOFMANN THOMAS 

HOFMEISTER KRISTEN 

HOGAN MARGARET 

HOGG MATTHEW 

HOGSTEN ROBIN 

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HOLBROOK PAMELA 

HOLBROOK WHITLEY 

HOLLADAY LORI 

HOLLADAY CHRISTIAN 

HOLLAN LYNDA 

HOLLAND LINDA 

HOLLEY MEGAN 

HOLLINGSHEAD MICHELLE 

HOLLINS NICOLE 

HOLLIS LINDA 

HOLLIS PAULA 

HOLMAN JEFFREY 

HOLMES PAMELA 

HOOVER CHRISTOPHER 

HORMAN NELL 

HORN BRITTANY 

HORTON LA KENDRA 

HORTON ALICIA 

HOSKINS DOROTHY 

HOSSEINI MARYAM 

HOSTETLER BETTY 

HOSTETLER TIFFANY 

HOULIHAN FRANCES 

HOWARD JOANN 

HOWARD WANDA 

HOWARD LAURITTA 

HOWARD JENNIFER 

HOWARD CHRISTOPHER 

HOWARD BRIAN 

HOWARD DAVID 

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HOWELL KATHY 

HSU THOMAS 

HUDDLESTON SEAN 

HUDGINS ERIN 

HUDSON SHADAWN 

HUDSON MARTHA 

HUFFMAN CHAD 

HUGHES KAREN 

HUGHES DANIELLE 

HUGHLEY MARIO 

HUMLONG JANYL 

HUNLEY MELISSA 

HUNTER KHALILAH 

HUNTER JILL 

HUPP CRYSTAL 

HURST LINDSAY 

HUSBAND BETHANY 

HUSKY BONNY 

HUYNH JARED 

HUZL JAMIE 

HYATT JOY 

HYLTON NORMA 

IGELMO CRISTINA 

IMLER KIMBERLY 

INGRAM REBECCA 

INNES SANDRA 

ISAAC LAURA 

ISAACS REBECCA 

ISON ERIN 

ISON LESLIE 

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ISON-BOWMAN HARDING 

ISRAEL TAMAR 

IVANCHAK BRANDON 

IYER CHITRA 

JACKSON NANCY 

JACKSON DONNA 

JACKSON BARBARA 

JACKSON ERICA 

JACKSON YVONNE 

JACKSON CINDIE 

JACKSON TAMARA 

JACKSON ELIZABETH 

JACKSON ARIELLE 

JACKSON SHERRY 

JACKSON TILACKIA 

JACKSON SANDRA 

JACKSON JAMES 

JACKSON EDWINA 

JACOBS AMY 

JACOBS JENNY 

JACOBS SVITLANA 

JALLOW BUBAACARR 

JAMES DONTISHA 

JAMES EMILY 

JAQUITH BEVERLY 

JARAMILLO NOEL 

JEFFRIES JASMYN 

JENKINS TONYA 

JENKINS LINDA 

JENKINS REX 

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JENKINS MINNA 

JENSEN ISAAC 

JOHNSON B'ANN 

JOHNSON HARRY 

JOHNSON KAREN 

JOHNSON DEBORAH 

JOHNSON SHARON 

JOHNSON BEVERLY 

JOHNSON ROBERTA 

JOHNSON SHARON 

JOHNSON ALICE 

JOHNSON TERRANCE 

JOHNSON JAIMIE 

JOHNSON BEVERLY 

JOHNSON JACRISSA 

JOHNSON JUDITH 

JOHNSON CAROLYN 

JOHNSON BRETT 

JOHNSON TANNISHA 

JOHNSON-POWELL PATRICIA 

JOHNSTON KANE 

JOHNSTON LINDSEY 

JOHNSTON JUSTIN 

JOICE TIMOTHY 

JONES LAMONT 

JONES CURTIS 

JONES ROBERT 

JONES SANDRA 

JONES ARECANNON 

JONES HELEN 

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JONES CONNIE 

JONES CHERYL 

JONES JEFFELLO 

JONES RICHARD 

JONES MARTHA 

JONES TREVA 

JONES SUSAN 

JONES SALLY 

JONES HENRY 

JONES ANGELA 

JONES SHALYN 

JONES TANISHA 

JONES KARA 

JORDAN EVA 

JOSEPH JOHN 

JOYNER KIMBERLY 

JUDE GARNETTE 

JUSTICE SARAH 

JUSTICE CLAYTON 

JUSTICE JANEEN 

KABALEN KATISHA 

KAHN MELISSA 

KANDT CATHERINE 

KANTOLA JENNIFER 

KATZ MATTIE 

KAULAKIS BRIAN 

KAYLOR NANCY 

KEARL DAVID 

KEATS JANIS 

KEENAN JAMIE 

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KEENE TRISTA 

KEENEY PATRICK 

KELLER LINDA 

KELLEY KRISTIN 

KELLY CARLA 

KELLY LIBBY 

KELLY CYNTHIA 

KEMBLE ERMA 

KEMPER REBECCA 

KENNEDY KAREN 

KENNEDY DEBORAH 

KENNEDY WILSON MARGIE 

KENNEY CASSANDRA 

KERBAUGH ANNE 

KERR JOHN 

KERRICK MEREDITH 

KESTEN NANCY 

KHANDANI ALIREZA 

KHANNA NEENA 

KIDD WANDA 

KIENDEL CATHERINE 

KILGORE THOMAS 

KILGORE ANGELA 

KIMBALL KEONA 

KING MARCIE 

KING SARA 

KING HEIDI 

KING PAULA 

KINISON NICHOLE 

KISSICK MITCHELL 

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KLAASSEN-CHEW VICTORIA 

KLEMENT SUSAN 

KLINGLESMITH CONNIE 

KNARR AIMMI 

KNAUSS JUDITH 

KNECHT HERBERT 

KNIGHT NORMAN 

KOEHLER MOLLY 

KOHN PENNIE 

KOK BARBARA 

KOSHGERIAN DANA 

KOSIN JOE 

KOSZENSKI TOMICO 

KOVACIC BRENDA 

KOVATCHEVA-IVANOVA SOFIA 

KOZLOWSKY CHELSEA 

KRAGH SONIA 

KRAJICEK TROY 

KRASCHNEWSKI JACOB 

KRAUS ANNE 

KREBS DONNIA 

KREMENTZ STEPHANIE 

KROLAK JENNIFER 

KRUPP SARAH 

KUNTZSCH KEVIN 

LABACH WILLIAM 

LABOONE JENNIE 

LAGOS RAUL 

LAIL BONNIE 

LAINE SONYA 

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LAMB MARY 

LAMB JENNIFER 

LAMBERT ELAINE 

LAMM BARBARA 

LAMOUR GUEBER 

LANCASTER ANN 

LANDACRE JENNA 

LANDRY TERESA 

LANDVERSICHT KURT 

LANGER EILEEN 

LANGFORD KIA 

LANGFORD BRITTANY 

LANIER DEBORA 

LANIER HELEN 

LANKSTER JAMES 

LANNING HALEY 

LARMOUR ASHLEY 

LARSON CHRISTINE 

LASLEY CARYN 

LASSITER MARY 

LAURANCE SHANNON 

LAVENDER ANDREW 

LAVIZZIO KATRENA 

LAWHORN JERED 

LAYNE DAVID 

LEACH CAMILLE 

LEACH BONNIE 

LEACH MALLORY 

LEACH ROBERT 

LEAL DOLORES 

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LEASOR AMARIAH 

LEE LINDA 

LEE JAMES 

LEE DANIEL 

LEIDLICH LINDA 

LENTZ DENA 

LENZ KAREN 

LEONARD CHERE 

LEPPERT KATHERINE 

LERZA JOSEPH 

LESTER FREDERICA 

LESZCZYNSKI WALTER 

LEUDESDORFF SONJA 

LEWIS JOY 

LEWIS DOROTHY 

LEWIS MICHAEL 

LEWIS AMY 

LEWIS PAULA 

LEWIS MONICA 

LEWIS JUAN 

LEWIS KARA 

LI QIAOZHI 

LIKENS JOSHUA 

LILLY AMANDA 

LINDLE RACHEL 

LINDSEY TONYA 

LINDSEY RUSSELL 

LINE NELL 

LINEBERRY DIANA 

LINTON CAROL 

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LINTON BEVERLY 

LINTON LASHAWNDA 

LIST HENRY 

LITTLE LANINE 

LITTLE JESSE 

LITTRELL APRIL 

LIVESAY ANNA 

LOCKER CHELSY 

LOCKER TERESA 

LOEB KATHY 

LOFTON LAWANDALYN 

LOFTON HARVETTA 

LOGAN KELAH 

LOGAN RICHAE 

LOGAN JOHN 

LONG JENNIFER 

LONG TYLER 

LONG JOHN 

LOPEZ MARIANNE 

LOTZ CAROL 

LOVELESS EMILY 

LOVELY MINERVA 

LOVELY JULIE 

LOVETT STANLEY 

LOVING KATHERINE 

LOWE MARGARET 

LOWERY ROY 

LOZNER ASHLEY 

LUKONGA PATRICK 

LYLE RUTH 

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LYONS VIRGINIA 

LYONS PAMLIA 

LYONS SAMANTHA 

LYONS CASSANDRA 

LYVERS ROCHELLE 

MACHAL DORIS 

MACK DOROTHY 

MACK III LEON 

MADISON CAROLYN 

MADSEN JAMES 

MAGNER REBECCA 

MAHANES MARTINA 

MAHANEY VALARIE 

MAHONE MELVIN 

MAHONEY MARTHA 

MALANOWSKI PETER 

MALIK LACEY 

MALLICK MADHUMITA 

MALONE ERIN 

MANKEL LINDSEY 

MANSOUR HEBA 

MARASCO JULIE 

MARCHI ANTONIO 

MARKEY TIMOTHY 

MARKOPOULOS PANAGIOTIS 

MARKS JOYCE 

MARKSBURY STACIE 

MARQUARDT CHERYL 

MARQUES DAVID 

MARSHALL AMANDA 

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MARSHALL JESSICA 

MARSHALL LINDA 

MARSH-CREMEANS ROBIN 

MARTIN JAMES 

MARTIN CAROLYN 

MARTIN CHRISTOPHER 

MARTIN WILLIAM 

MARTIN ROBERT 

MARTIN MEGHAN 

MARTIN JACKLYN 

MARTIN LANA 

MARTIN DE LOZA TIA 

MASON KAITLYN 

MASON JENNIFER 

MASON THEA 

MASTERSON CHRISTIANNE 

MATHISEN TARA 

MATLOCK DEANNA 

MATTHEWS KATHY 

MATTINGLY MARGARET 

MATTINGLY WANDA 

MATTINGLY REBECCA 

MATUSZEWICZ NICOLE 

MAUL JAYMI 

MAULDIN VIRGINIA 

MAXWELL HEATHER 

MAY SUSAN 

MAY KIMBERLY 

MAY NATALIE 

MAYER AMY 

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MAYNARD MICHAEL 

MAYNARD MARLAYNA 

MAYO LISA 

MAYS KIMBERLY 

MCBRIDE HARRY 

MCCAIN MARGARET 

MCCAULEY MALINDA 

MCCLEESE HOWARD 

MCCLINTOCK JONATHAN 

MCCORKLE KEVIN 

MCCORMICK LINDA 

MCCOWAN CHARLOTTE 

MCCOY LEANNE 

MCCRACKEN PAMELA 

MCCRARY NATALIE 

MCDANIEL NANCY 

MCDAVID JR CHARLES 

MCDERMOTT ALONDA 

MCDONALD JULIA 

MCDOWELL JOYCE 

MCFARLAND ALISON 

MCFARLAND JAMES 

MCGEE CHRISTOPHER 

MCGEE SHERRI 

MCGEE BRENT 

MCGILL EVELYN 

MCGILL CLARE 

MCGUIRE SARAH 

MCHUGH LISA 

MCILVAIN LINDSAY 

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MCINTOSH LORETTA 

MCINTYRE NIANA 

MCINTYRE ANITA 

MCKAY DAVID 

MCKEE MINNIE 

MCKENZIE PATRICIA 

MCKENZIE WILDA 

MCKENZIE MARTHA 

MCKNIGHT PAULA 

MCLAUGHLIN COURTNEY 

MCMAINE BENJAMIN 

MCMAINE KELLY 

MCMILLAN MALINDA 

MCMILLIN TIMOTHY 

MCPHERSON COURTNEY 

MCRAY JUDITH 

MCSURLEY KELLI 

MEADE JANET 

MEDLEY PATRICK 

MEDLEY SHANON 

MEDLEY VICKIE 

MEEK RANDALL 

MEFFORD CYNTHIA 

MEHNERT LINDSAY 

MEHRIZI MOHSEN 

MEKUS NITA 

MELTON MARILYN 

MENSAH SELINA 

MESZAROS CHRISTOPHER 

METLER CHRISTINA 

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METTS MATTHEW 

METZENBERG LAURA 

MEUSER ERICA 

MEYER STEPHANIE 

MEYERS MARGENE 

MIDKIFF DINAH 

MIGLIACCIO JANIE 

MILBERN FRAZANN 

MILES KIM 

MILLARD NELL 

MILLARD DEWAYNE 

MILLER DAVID 

MILLER MARY 

MILLER ELOISE 

MILLER SHELIA 

MILLER ISABELITA 

MILLER ROBERT 

MILLER LISA 

MILLER JEAN 

MILLER KELLY 

MILLER ELLEN 

MILLER LISA 

MILLER JANELLE 

MILLER JODI 

MILLER LORI 

MILLER MORGAN 

MILLER-FLADRICH MONICA 

MILLS SADIE 

MINER KAREN 

MINIX MELISSA 

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MINKE MARGARET 

MISCHLER REBECCA 

MITCHELL PAMELA 

MITCHELL KAREN 

MITCHELL LATISHA 

MITCHELL DAVID 

MITCHELL JESSICA 

MITCHELL JAMES 

MOBERLY MARVA 

MOFFETT CAROL 

MOLINARI JILL 

MONDAY JOYCE 

MONK JASON 

MONTGOMERY MARGARET 

MONTGOMERY ANGELA 

MONTGOMERY BONNIE 

MOONEY MARY 

MOONEY TANYA 

MOONEY MEGHAN 

MOORE MICHELLE 

MOORE GARY 

MOORE TERESA 

MOORE JUDITH 

MOORE DESRA 

MOORE SHAWN 

MOORE LANITA 

MOORE ANGELA 

MOORE JOSEPH 

MOORE JESSENA 

MOORE BRIAN 

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MOORES SUE 

MOORMAN CORNELIA 

MOOSMAN AMANDA 

MORENO BRITO CARLY 

MORGAN MARY 

MORGAN MARK 

MOROZOVA ELENA 

MORRIS SAMUEL 

MORRIS KEVIN 

MORRISON EMILY 

MORTON STEPHANIE 

MORTON LUTISHA 

MORTON MARCELLA 

MORTON EVELYN 

MORTON LATOYA 

MOSBY FELICIA 

MOSES JAMES 

MOSS MARY 

MOSS II AUSTIN 

MOUNTS MELISSA 

MOUSSA DANA 

MUDD NICHOLAS 

MUETTERTIES WHITNEY 

MUHAMMAD LAMAUGHN 

MUHLBAIER ROBERT 

MULHALL PHILLIP 

MULLIKIN GAVIN 

MULLINS PENNY 

MULLINS JAMES 

MULLINS JANETTE 

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MULLINS CHELSEA 

MULLINS DWAYNE 

MULLINS MACLAIN 

MUNDY VICTORIA 

MURDOCK MWABI 

MURPHY CARL 

MURRAY ROBERT 

MURRIE CONSTANCE 

MUSCHONG KELLY 

MUSGRAVE GAYLE 

MUTUAH-KIMWELI JOYCE 

MUWANGA CATHERINE 

MYATT ANDREA 

MYERS LAURA 

MYRICK RON 

NALL DARLENE 

NALLY BILLIE 

NAPIER SHANNON 

NAPIER CHERYL 

NAPIER WHITNEY 

NAPIER BRITTANY 

NARTOWICZ ALEXANDER 

NASH MARTHA 

NASSER KAROULIN 

NAVARRO CHRISTINE 

NEACE CONNIE 

NEFF JOSEPHINE 

NEWBY YVETTE 

NEWTON CARRIE 

NEWTON MELODY 

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NEWTON AUSTIN 

NGOG PIERRE 

NIBERT AUBREY 

NICHOLS NATHANIEL 

NICHOLSON DONNA 

NICKELS MARY 

NIKOLOVA STILIANA 

NOE ANDREW 

NOEL ROSE 

NOLAND MILES 

NOONE JEANETTE 

NOORT ALLISON 

NORFLEET JOLYNN 

NORMAN TISHA 

NORRIS DAPHNE 

NORRIS DIONA 

O'CONNOR TERESA 

O'CONNOR SANDRA 

OFFUTT DON 

OGATA DARLENE 

OGG KATHRYN 

OGGER NAN 

OHLWINE BRETT 

O'KEEFE MEGAN 

OLDHAM FRANCINE 

OLDHAM JEFFREY 

OLINGER ANTHONY 

OLIVER KENNETH 

OLSON JUDITH 

OMANE-ACHAMFUOR MICHAEL 

195 April 25, 2011

OMLOR MARGARET 

O'NEAL AHMED 

ONEIL ANTOINETTE 

ONEY TERESA 

O'REA LATICHA 

ORTMAYER MERYLEE 

ORTT CANDISE 

OSBORNE PATRICIA 

OSBORNE ANITA 

OSTERFELD REGAN 

OTT JENNA 

OUTLAND MELISSA 

OVERBECK MEAD 

OVERDORF ALLISON 

OWEN BRENDA 

OWENS LINDA 

OWENS GAYE 

OWENS DANIELE 

OZMENT ELAINE 

PACE SUSAN 

PACE LAURA 

PADGETT MILLIE 

PAGLIALUNGO MARIA 

PALING WAYNE 

PAPANIA ELIZABETH 

PARK JAESEUNG 

PARKER OREDA 

PARKER MEGAN 

PARKER NORANN 

PARKER DAVISKA 

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PARKS STACEY 

PARKS JENNIFER 

PARRENT TIMOTHY 

PARRISH GLORIA 

PARRISH CHARLES 

PARROTT CHRISTINE 

PARSON JANICE 

PARSONS SHARON 

PARSONS RJ 

PARTON JULIE 

PASQUARIELLO LORI 

PATRICK RHEBA 

PATTERSON SUSAN 

PATTERSON-STICKEL BROOKE 

PATTON DORIS 

PATTON JANELLE 

PAYNE SARAH 

PAYNE JERRY 

PEAKE JEFFREY 

PEAR KATHY 

PEEPLES GERTRUDE 

PELFREY CLAUDIETTE 

PELFREY MARTA 

PELLEGRINO CHRISTY 

PENCE MICHELLE 

PENDLETON SARA 

PENNINGTON RONNIE 

PENNINGTON BROOKE 

PERGRAM NAKISHA 

PERKINS JAMES 

197 April 25, 2011

PERKINS DISHAYNA 

PERRAUT HEATHER 

PERRIN ANGELA 

PERROW LAURA 

PERRY ELISSA 

PERRY SUSAN 

PERRY KARLA 

PERSLEY NESHEA 

PERSLEY FRANCES 

PETERS PHYLLIS 

PETERS CRYSTAL 

PETTIT COURTNEY 

PEYTON KATHLEEN 

PEYTON JENNIFER 

PEYTON LINDSEY 

PHELPS JACLYN 

PHILLIPS CAROLYN 

PHILLIPS FREDERICK 

PHILLIPS DONNA 

PHILLIPS DANIEL 

PHILLIPS GINA 

PHILLIPS NATHAN 

PHIPPS SHIRAZ 

PICKENS CLAY 

PICKERING BRITTANY 

PIERCE DIANNA 

PIERCE KENDRA 

PIERCE LAURA 

PIKE EMILY 

PIPER JOSHUA 

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PITMAN JANE 

PITMAN KATHY 

PITTS JEFFREY 

POFF DEBRA 

POINDEXTER ANGELA 

POINTS LORIS 

POLISETTY NANDA 

POLLARD EDITH 

POLSGROVE JENNIE 

POPE DIANA 

PORTER PHYLLIS 

PORTER APRIL 

POSTLEY ROGER 

POSTLEY LOUISE 

POTTER BETHANY 

POURAZIMA AFSANEH 

POWELL LINDA 

POWELL DAVID 

POWELL TAMMY 

POWELL KIMBERLY 

POWLESS KATHRYN 

POYNTER LAURA 

PRATHER PHYLLIS 

PRATHER SHANNON 

PRATT ROBERT 

PRESLEY NICOLE 

PRICE AUDWIN 

PRICE LAURA 

PRICE COREY 

PRIDDY VAUGHN 

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PROBST DENISE 

PROFFITT MATTHEW 

PROFFITT PATRICK 

PRYOR PATRICIA 

PUDDINGTON MARY 

PURNELL HAROLD 

QUICK REBECCA 

QURESHI AMIRA 

RAAD DEBORAH 

RABBANI JESMIN 

RADER BOWLES CARMEN 

RAGLAND MILDRED 

RAINWATER ELEANOR 

RAJAT KAUL 

RAMBO MELLANE 

RAMEY SARAH 

RAMSEY BRENDA 

RANKIN IRENE 

RANKIN LESLIE 

RANKIN OTWELL 

RANSOM JANE 

RATLIFF WALLACE 

RATLIFF STACEY 

RATLIFF ALEXANDER 

RAY LAURA 

RAY DEAN 

RAY ELIZABETH 

RAYAN GAYLE 

RAYER GREGORY 

RAYMOND JALANA 

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RAZA NUSRAT 

READUS RICKEY 

REDMOND MARK 

REED JOHN 

REED CHERRELLE 

REESE MARIETTE 

REESE MARIETTA 

REGAN ARTHUR 

REHM AMY 

REID RONICA 

REID LISA 

REINCHELD NATHAN 

REMLEY RUTH 

RENAUD MICHELLE 

REYNOLDS STEVEN 

REYNOLDS KELLY 

RHODUS NANCY 

RHORER WALTER 

RICE CAROL 

RICE TAMARA 

RICE BRADFORD 

RICH DEBRA 

RICHARDS JENNIFER 

RICHARDSON JULIA 

RICHIE MICHELE 

ANN 

RIDDLE 

KATHERINE 

RIEBER CHARISSA 

RIEHL JUDITH 

RIGDON DANNY 

201 April 25, 2011

RIGGS WILLIAM 

RIGGS JR WILLIAM 

RILEY KOURTNEY 

RIPLEY TINA 

RIST LAURA 

RITCHEY SARAH 

RITCHIE SHANNON 

RITTER VICKY 

ROARK JANET 

ROBERTS LINDSEY 

ROBERTS COURTNEY 

ROBERTS KELLIE 

ROBERTSON LILY 

ROBINSON CAROLYN 

ROBINSON VERONICA 

ROBINSON ERIK 

ROBINSON DEREK 

ROBINSON BRIAN 

ROBINSON III WALTON 

ROBY ERIK 

RODRIQUEZ JENNIFER 

ROSAMOND JULIA 

ROSE CARLA 

ROSE SARAH 

ROSEBERRY CYNTHIA 

ROSS JANET 

ROSS JORDYN 

ROSS PAUL 

ROSS REBECCA 

ROSS OLIVER 

202 April 25, 2011

ROSS JR HORACE 

ROTHEL-MARTIN BILLIE 

ROUSEY AMY 

ROUSEY DONNA 

ROUTT JUANITA 

ROWE NORITA 

ROWE ROLANDA 

ROWELL JENNIFER 

ROXBERRY DEVON 

ROYSE THOMAS 

RUDD EDWARD 

RUDDY SUE 

RUE SUSAN 

RUEBSAM JACLYN 

RUGG AMANDA 

RUIZ DEREK 

RUIZ-DIEGO CARMEN 

RUSH ALEXAS 

RUSHING JAMIE 

RUSSELL ASHLEY 

RUSSO BARBARA 

RUTHERFORD KATHY 

RUTLEDGE REGINA 

RYAN MICHAEL 

RYKER AMY 

SABBATINE ANNE 

SADLER JUSTIN 

SAFI FATEN 

SAFIE SAFAA 

SAINT-MARIE DIANE 

203 April 25, 2011

SALAS KRISTEN 

SALAZAR CINDI 

SALE STACEY 

SALKOVIC LEJLA 

SALVATO ANTHONY 

SAMADI OLA 

SANCHEZ SONDRA 

SANCHEZ DOMINGO 

SANDERS JAMES 

SANDERS DARIAN 

SANDERSON WALTER 

SANDLIN SHIRLEY 

SANDS ANGELA 

SANFORD VANESSA 

SARGENT M LOUISE 

SATTERFIELD BETH 

SATURDAY BARRY 

SAUER BRIANNE 

SAUNDERS TENIKA 

SAUNIER CHRISTINA 

SAVAGE BONNIE 

SAYLOR MONTY 

SCANDRANI JOSEPH 

SCHIRM MATTHEW 

SCHLOSSER EVA 

SCHNEIDER NICKIE 

SCHNEPF KRISTOFFER 

SCHOFF STEPHANIE 

SCHOLZ DOROTHEA 

SCHULER MAUREEN 

204 April 25, 2011

SCHWARTZ JEANNE 

SCHWARTZ ERIC 

SCHWEDER MATTHEW 

SCOTT PAUL 

SCOTT ALIA 

SCOTT EMMA 

SCOTT TREVOR 

SCOTT BRITTANY 

SCRUGGS SONIA 

SEA ANNIE 

SEARCY JENNIFER 

SEARS LARRY 

SEAVERS SUZANNE 

SEBASTIAN LAURA 

SEE REBECCA 

SEEBACH JUDITH 

SEITZ KELLY 

SEVRE-DUSZYNSKA JANICE 

SEXTON LEWANNA 

SEXTON SANDRA 

SEYMOUR HAROLD 

SHAFTNER MARY 

SHAH JANARDAN 

SHALASH FATHIA 

SHANKS KAREN 

SHANKS MONIQUE 

SHANNON PHYLLIS 

SHANNON LARA 

SHANNON AMANDA 

SHARP REGINA 

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SHARPE MAIDIE 

SHAW JULIA 

SHEEGOG TIFFANY 

SHEIKO MARGARET 

SHELBY STEPHANIE 

SHELBY JESSIE 

SHELTON KAY 

SHEPARD AMANDA 

SHERRY LEA ANN 

SHIELDS ERIK 

SHIFFLETT JAMES 

SHOCKLEE EMILY 

SHORES MARY 

SHORT SUSAN 

SHOWE ELLEN 

SHRESTHA MINERVA 

SHROPSHIRE JUDITH 

SHUEY BONNIE 

SHULTZ JENNIFER 

SHY CAROLYN 

SIENICKI ERIN 

SILVANIK AMY 

SILVERS MARY 

SIMMS VERONICA 

SIMON LISA 

SIMPSON PATTI 

SIMPSON ELIZABETH 

SIMPSON IRDINA 

SIMPSON JOANNE 

SIMPSON WALTER 

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SIMPSON ALICIA 

SIMS LAUREL 

SIMS ALLISON 

SIMS STACEY 

SIMS KIMBERLY 

SINGHAL VINITA 

SINGLETON JANET 

SINGLETON KATHRYN 

SINNOTT BOBBIE 

SIZEMORE GLORIA 

SIZEMORE JOHN 

SIZEMORE JENNIFER 

SKEANS MARCELLA 

SLEET QUINTINA 

SLONE DEBORAH 

SMALLWOOD WILLIAM 

SMILEY JANICE 

SMITH KAREN 

SMITH DANIEL 

SMITH MARTHA 

SMITH TINA 

SMITH PENNY 

SMITH BRENDA 

SMITH KAREN 

SMITH SANDRA 

SMITH VICTORIA 

SMITH MYRA 

SMITH CONNIE 

SMITH RICKY 

SMITH KELLY 

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SMITH LISA 

SMITH PATRICK 

SMITH KAREN 

SMITH TOM 

SMITH NICHOLAS 

SMITH RAYMOND 

SMITH JONATHAN 

SMITH TIMOTHY 

SMITH AMANDA 

SMITH SONJA 

SMITH NATHAN 

SMITH JOYCE 

SMITH TARIN 

SMITH RENNA 

SMOCK KIMBERLY 

SMOLENSKI ELIZABETH 

SMYTH TERESA 

SNIDER MELISSA 

SNOW ANGELA 

SNOWDEN KIMBERLY 

SODMAN ANGELA 

SONKA SAMUEL 

SONTENAM HIMABINDU 

SORRELL MARGARET 

SOUERS JENNIFER 

SOUL OLIVIA 

SOUTHGATE JUDY 

SOUTHWORTH GRANT 

SPARKS CATHERINE 

SPARKS LENORE 

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SPARKS KATHERINE 

SPEARS ALICIA 

SPECHT LORI 

SPEKTOROV ANTON 

SPELLER JAMES 

SPENCER ADRON 

SPENCER VICTORIA 

SPENCER SARAH 

SPERGER BILLY 

SPICER INA 

SPRINGATE ELIZABETH 

SPRINGATE MATTHEW 

SPRINKLES CHARLES 

SPROAT DANIEL 

SPRUENGLI LEANN 

SPURLIN REBECCA 

STABER DEANA 

STACY SALLY 

STAFFORD SHIRLEY 

STAFFORD LANCE 

STAFFORD JONI 

STAMPER TOSHA 

STAMPER MELISSA 

STAPLES LANA 

STEDER JILL 

STEELE CANDICE 

STEIN ZACHARY 

STEPHENSON JOSEPH 

STEPHENSON JULIE 

STEPP FELECIA 

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STERNBERG SAM 

STERRETT BARBARA 

STEVENS MICHELLE 

STEVENS PAMELA 

STEVENS BRANDON 

STEVENS JOSEPH 

STEVENSON LISA 

STEVENSON ANTHONY 

STEWART LOIS 

STEWART NORMA 

STEWART ANNA 

STEWART SARAH 

STINSON TRACEY 

STOCKDALE KARI 

STOGNER LAKE 

STONE MARGIE 

STONER ROBERT 

STRATTON HARRY 

STRINGER LAPORSCHA 

STRINGER MICHAEL 

STRONG GAIL 

STRUNK JOANN 

STRUNK INGRID 

STUBBS AGNES 

STUBER ELIZABETH 

STUMBO LESLIE 

SUDHARSHAN VENKATESH 

SULLINGER ADAM 

SULLIVAN JANICE 

SUNDBERG JENNIFER 

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SUNDY JR TERRY 

SUNLEY SHEILA 

SUNLEY MALLORY 

SUTHERLAND JOY 

SUTHERLAND CLAY 

SUTHERLAND LAUREN 

SUTTON JEANETTE 

SUTTON JAMES 

SUTTON CRYSTAL 

SVEC KELLY 

SWACKER RUTH 

SWANGO GARRY 

SWARTZ SCARLETT 

SWEAT MARK 

SWEAT DONICA 

SWEAT MIKE 

SWEENEY KRISTY 

SWIFT MATTHEW 

TACKETT ABIGAIL 

TACKETT BRITTANY 

TALBERT ANGELA 

TALBERT BETTYE 

TALLENT WANDA 

TANDY REBECCA 

TANKERSLEY ROBERT 

TARNOFSKY MICHAEL 

TARTER SUSAN 

TATE STACI 

TATMAN PATRICIA 

TAYLOR EDWINA 

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TAYLOR LORETTA 

TAYLOR THOMAS 

TAYLOR CATHERINE 

TAYLOR BILLY 

TAYLOR ELIZABETH 

TAYLOR DEBORAH 

TAYLOR ASHLEY 

TAYLOR DAWN 

TAYLOR WILLIAM 

TAYLOR CRISTA 

TAYLOR EMILIANA 

TAYLOR ASHLEY 

TAYLOR JUNE 

TAYLOR JR HARRY 

TEETER DAVID 

TERRANELLA NAOMI 

TERRELL JUDITH 

TERRELL DEBRA 

TETTERTON SHANA 

THIEMKEY ANDREA 

THIESS ROBERT 

THOMAS LUCRETIA 

THOMAS BENJAMIN 

THOMAS YOLANDA 

THOMAS NINA 

THOMAS LISA 

THOMAS CHARLES 

THOMAS DEBRA 

THOMAS ALEXANDER 

THOMPSON SUSAN 

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THOMPSON BARBARA 

THOMPSON CLEO 

THOMPSON MELISSA 

THOMPSON PATRICE 

THOMPSON ROBERT 

THOMPSON SARAH 

THOMPSON AMY 

THOMPSON ISABELLE 

THOMPSON RACHEL 

THOMPSON SAITO SHARON 

THURMAN LINDSEY 

TIDWELL AMBER 

TIGGELAAR REBECCA 

TILLERY KEVIN 

TINCHER KARI BETH 

TIPTON SHANNON 

TIPTON EVAN 

TOLLETT TONY 

TOLLIVER JENNIFER 

TOMMERUP LORI 

TOMPKINS MERRY 

TONEY MARK 

TOTH CAROLINE 

TRAINOR LANDON 

TRAMELL DANA 

TRAMMELL TONI 

TRAPP DIANA 

TRAVIS LISA 

TRAVIS SHANNON 

TRAYNOR MEGHAN 

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TRESTER-WILSON EMMA 

TRIMBLE RACHEL 

TRUAX MARTHA 

TRUAX MACHELLE 

TRULOCK KAREN 

TRUMBO DARYEL 

TUCKER SUSAN 

TUCKER PEGGY 

TUCKER BRANDON 

TULLIS SANDRA 

TURANSKY SASHA 

TURNER ROBERT 

TURNER JAMES 

TURNER MICHAEL 

TURNER KALLI 

TURNER TRACY 

TUROK EMILY 

TURPIN REBECCA 

TYLER GIDGET 

TYNG MARY 

UMANSKY JOSEPH 

UNDERWOOD JUSTIN 

UNDERWOOD-SWEET BEATRICE 

UPPERMAN REBECCA 

VACCARO GRETCHEN 

VANARSDALL PATRICIA 

VANDERLUGT JENNIFER 

VANFOSSEN KAREN 

VANHOOSE JANET 

VANORSDEL BRENT 

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VANOVER KAREN 

VASILE MIHAELA 

VAUGHAN GUYANNE 

VAUGHAN ANNA 

VAUGHN PAUL 

VAUGHT JACK 

VEINOT SANDRA 

VERRY DAVID 

VESTER MARY 

VETTER DIANA 

VICTOR LINDA 

VIEGO CECILIA 

VIFQUAIN STEVE 

VINCENT TRENTON 

VOGT ROSEMARY 

VOLPINI ABIGAIL 

VON SCHLUTTER JESSICA 

VOSS JOY 

VOTH SHERI 

WAFER LAURA 

WAGGONER CHRISTINA 

WAGGONER ROBIN 

WAGNER WANDA 

WAGNER HEIDI 

WAGNER JACOB 

WAINSCOTT MICHAEL 

WAKEFIELD DONNA 

WALDEN BARBARA 

WALDEN JARROD 

WALDROP SUZANNE 

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WALKER MONICA 

WALKER CLAUDIA 

WALKER EVELYN 

WALKER FELICIA 

WALKER TAMARA 

WALL KENNETH 

WALLACE PATRICIA 

WALLACE JULIE 

WALLACE HOPE 

WALLER JULIET 

WALTER HEATHER 

WALTERS FREDA 

WALTERS YVONNE 

WALTON BEVERLY 

WANG WEI 

WANG LI 

WANG LU 

WARD BILL 

WARD KELLY 

WARD SHARON 

WARD ARIANNE 

WARE EBONIE 

WARFIELD HELEN 

WAROBI OLIVER 

WARREN JUANITA 

WARREN MEGAN 

WASHINGTON ROBERT 

WASHINGTON TANYA 

WASHINGTON CHARMAINE 

WASHINGTON SALLENA 

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WASHINGTON MARKESHIA 

WASHINGTON LYNN 

WASSON REBECCA 

WASSON EDWARD 

WATKINS JEAN 

WATKINS CHRISTOPER 

WATSON GEORGE 

WATSON LISA 

WATSON LAURA 

WATSON HENRY 

WATTS ANTOINETTE 

WATTS STEPHEN 

WATTS STANLEY 

WATTS CHRIS 

WATTS-LAMBERT YOLANDA 

WAXMAN STEPHEN 

WAY BILLIE 

WAY LINDA 

WEATHERS GLORIA 

WEAVER GEORGIETTA 

WEBB ESTHER 

WEBB LAKURTIA 

WEBB TORICA 

WEBB REBECCA 

WEBB KATHERINE 

WEBER LESLIE 

WEBSTER ELIZABETH 

WEEKS WENDA 

WEILER SANDFORD 

WEIR CAMMELIA 

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WELCH SHIRLEY 

WELLS SUSAN 

WELLS BETH 

WELLS KEVIN 

WELLS MILLICENT 

WELLS ANNE 

WEST SUSAN 

WEST JACKIE 

WESTERMAN ALICIA 

WETHINGTON MARY 

WEVER THEA 

WHALEN ELIZABETH 

WHALEN JAMES 

WHALEY DAVIS 

WHEELER JOHN 

WHEELER BOBBY 

WHITAKER MEGAN 

WHITAKER JONATHAN 

WHITE JOHN 

WHITE SUSAN 

WHITE JOYCE 

WHITE ELSA 

WHITE LAVETTE 

WHITE WILLIAM 

WHITE ANTHONY 

WHITE JOHN 

WHITE KIMBERLY 

WHITE GEOFFREY 

WHITE ALAYNE 

WHITE MARIE 

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WHITE DENISHA 

WHITE AMANDA 

WHITE AKIA 

WHITE BLAKE 

WHITE KATIE 

WHITE PRESCOVIA 

WHITE CRAIG 

WHITFIELD ANGELA 

WHITLEY SHANNON 

WHITLOCK SUSAN 

WHITMER MEGAN 

WHITT SHIRLEY 

WIGGINS CLARICE 

WIGGS PHILIP 

WIJESEKERA AD 

HEWAGE GAYATHRI 

WILBUR NICHOLAS 

WILBURN AARON 

WILDT MATTHEW 

WILHOIT SARAH 

WILKINSON ROBERT 

WILLARD SHARON 

WILLIAMS LEON 

WILLIAMS LINDA 

WILLIAMS ESTHER 

WILLIAMS DEVONDA 

WILLIAMS PAMELA 

WILLIAMS TRISH 

WILLIAMS VANESSA 

WILLIAMS CHARLESTINE 

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WILLIAMS KENDRA 

WILLIAMS HOPE 

WILLIAMS MARHONDA 

WILLIAMS LINDSEY 

WILLIAMS MELISSA 

WILLMOTT BETTY 

WILLOUGHBY HAROLD 

WILLS SHERIDEE 

WILLS-ELLISON KATHLEEN 

WILSON CAROLE 

WILSON BARBARA 

WILSON DENISE 

WILSON HARRIET 

WILSON JOEL 

WILSON ANTHONY 

WILSON SHERRI 

WILSON HARRIET 

WILSON ALLISON 

WILSON VICTORIA 

WINKLER JOHN 

WISEMAN MARGARET 

WITHROW PAMELA 

WITT LAUREN 

WOLFE LC 

WOLFORD JACQUELINE 

WOLSKY COLLEEN 

WOODALL CASSANDRA 

WOODARD MARGARET 

WOODS BEVERLY 

WOODS WILMA 

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WOOLEY TERESA 

WOOLLAM SHARON 

WOOLUMS THOMAS 

WOOSLEY BARBARA 

WOOTEN MAR JOE 

WORRELL LEIGHTON 

WORSHAM STEPHANIE 

WRIGHT ROBIN 

WRIGHT RENITA 

WUERTH IRMGARD 

WYATT CONNIE 

XIE XIAOYAN 

YATES BEN 

YEARY KATHY 

YOHE CASEY 

YOUNG JULIE 

YOUNG ERIN 

YOUNG JOSHUA 

YOUNG GEORGE 

YOZWIAK PATRICIA 

ZAHN JEFFREY 

ZAKHARIA MAYA 

ZEROF MARK 

ZETTLER MARY 

ZEYBEK FILIZ 

ZHANG DAN 

ZHANG ERIC 

ZHAO WANHUA 

ZIEGLER DAVID 

ZIELICH LEAH 

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ZIVKOVIC TANIA 

ZOURAKIS JOYCE 

ZUPANCIC BARBARA 

ZURLAGE KEVIN 

e. Pursuant to KRS Chapter 161.000 the Fayette County Public Schools request approval for the issuance of full-time Emergency 

Certificates for critical shortage certified teaching areas and substitute teachers where it is impossible to secure 

qualified teachers for the 2011-2012 school year. 

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BACKGROUND: 

L.2 2011 GRADUATION DATES 

With the last instructional day for students being June 3, 2011, commencement 

exercises are scheduled to occur according to the following schedule. Schools have first 

scheduling priority once every five years. 

Friday, June 3, 2011 

4:30 p.m. – Paul L. Dunbar High School 

7:30 p.m. – Bryan Station High School 

Saturday, June 4, 2011 

11:00 a.m. – Henry Clay High School 

2:00 p.m. – Lafayette High School 

5:00 p.m. – Tates Creek High School 

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Board Mission Statement 

In active partnership with all stakeholders, 

the mission of the Fayette County 

Board of Education 

is to responsibly provide resources 

and set policies 

that enable every student to achieve 

his or her greatest potential.

It is About Kids! 

Spanish Es Acerca de los Niños! 

Japanese 子供のことですよ! 

Arabic 

Ki-Swahili Kwanza Shangilia Watoto ! 

French Il S’agit des Enfants! 

German Es Handelt Sich um die Kinder! 

Italian Si Tratta dei Bambini! 

Russian Eto a Detyakh! 

Bulgarian Vsichko za Detsata! 

Lingala Ezali po na Bana!

Fayette County Board of Education - Fayette County Public Schools

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