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2019 Teacher Leaders Summit 2019 Teacher Leaders Summit - Day 3 June 28, 2019 Attendee Last Name First Name Email Status Job Title Company Southwest Louisiana Charter Aaron Devonte [email protected] Checked In Teacher Academy Abbott Jessica [email protected] Checked In New Teacher Coach Caddo Parish Public Schools St. Charles Parish Public Abdin Tanesha [email protected] Checked In Dr. Tanesha Abdin Schools Abdol Hedaaya [email protected] Checked In Math Teacher Success at Thurgood Marshall Abernathy Joy [email protected] Checked In Abney Madora [email protected] Checked In Assistant Principal Apollo Elementary School Abraham Erin [email protected] Checked In Facilitator Teaching Lab Accardo Alexis [email protected] Checked In Achor Krista [email protected] Checked In teacher Plaquemines Livingston Parish Public Achord Gabrielle [email protected] Checked In Educator Schools Acosta Jeanna [email protected] Checked In Assistant Director Carousel Preschool Director of Educational Adamek Joey [email protected] Checked In Partnerships Agile Mind Adams Blanche [email protected] Checked In Field Supervisor iTeachLouisiana Adams Donna [email protected] Checked In Teacher Vernon Parish School Board [email protected] Adams Johnnie m Checked In Principal Central High Tangipahoa Parish School Adams Valerie [email protected] Checked In Teacher Board Ouachita Parish School Adams Melinda [email protected] Checked In Master Teacher System Adams Vanessa [email protected] Checked In Curriculum Franklin Parish School Board Adams Kim [email protected] Checked In Principal Caldwell Parish School System Algiers Charter Landry Walker Adams Igenue [email protected] Checked In Master Teacher HS Adams- Graves Ashley [email protected] Checked In teacher West Carroll School District Adcock Stacy [email protected] Checked In Data Coordinator Richland Parish School Board St. Tammany Parish School Addison Rachelle [email protected] Checked In Instructional Coach System Social Studies Department Adkins Kevin [email protected] Checked In Chair Union Parish School District Adkins Christiana [email protected] Checked In Teacher Union Parish Elementary East Baton Rouge School Adkinson Dianna [email protected] Checked In Assistant Principal System Aguillard Erica [email protected] Checked In Principal EBR Aguillard Erica [email protected] Checked In Program Specialist LDOE Aguillard Alicia [email protected] Checked In Teacher Calcasieu Parish School Board Jefferson Davis Parish School Aguillard Madeline [email protected] Checked In RtI Coach Board Aguillard East Baton Rouge Parish Sylvain Christal [email protected] Checked In Principal School System Page 1 of 126 2019 Teacher Leaders Summit - Day 3 June 28, 2019 Attendee Last Name First Name Email Status Job Title Company Concordia Parish School Ainsworth Brittany [email protected] Checked In Teacher Board Akbar Renee [email protected] Checked In Professor Xavier University of Louisiana Akhtar Nargis [email protected] Checked In Director Children's College, LLC Northwestern State University Albarado Melanie [email protected] Checked In Child Care Specialist Child & Family Network Special Education Mentor Lafourche Parish School Albert Faith [email protected] Checked In Teacher District Alberton Carl [email protected] Checked In Master Teacher Jeanerette High School Lafayette Parish School Alderson Lorena [email protected] Checked In Master Teacher System Aldridge Tamika [email protected] Checked In Teacher AMIKids-Caddo OBERLIN ELEMENTARY Alexander Misty [email protected] Checked In Principal SCHOOL Alexander Michelle [email protected] Checked In Lead Teacher A-Bear's Kids Only Preschool ALEXANDE JUDGE LIONEL COLLINS R RAYCHELL [email protected] Checked In ACADEMIC DEAN ELEMENTARY Alexander Shana [email protected] Checked In teacher Monroe City Schools Alexander Larry [email protected] Checked In Director of CTE Lafayette Parish School Board Alexander Leslie [email protected] Checked In Teacher Haughton Middle School dana_alexander@saintmartinschools. Alexander Dana org Checked In teacher 1979 Alexander Jawan [email protected] Checked In Chief of Schools New Schools for New Orleans Alexis Cassandra [email protected] Checked In SPED Teacher Significant Educators St. Tammany Parish Public Alexius Stacey [email protected] Checked In Coord Prog Serv School System Central Community School Alford Monica [email protected] Checked In Teacher System Alford John [email protected] Checked In Teacher Caddo Parish Public Schools Allain Carrie [email protected] Checked In Teacher V.B. Glencoe Charter School Alleman Jonathan [email protected] Checked In Teacher Comeaux High School jenee_allemond@saintmartinschools. Allemond Jenee' org Checked In Teacher St. Martin Parish St. Tammany Parish School Allen Paula [email protected] Checked In Instructional Coach System Allen Miranda [email protected] Checked In Kindergarten Teacher Bossier Parish Schools Allen Stacy [email protected] Checked In Teacher Ascension Head Start Morehouse Parish School Allen Ashley [email protected] Checked In Teacher Board Allen Schandalita [email protected] Checked In Teacher Iberville Parish School Board Allen Lisa [email protected] Checked In Math Teacher Leader (K-2) Hillcrest Elementary Allen Mary [email protected] Checked In Teacher Avoyelles Parish Allen Charles [email protected] Checked In ELA Teacher Calcasieu Parish School Board Page 2 of 126 2019 Teacher Leaders Summit - Day 3 June 28, 2019 Attendee Last Name First Name Email Status Job Title Company Allen LaShondra [email protected] Checked In Principal City of Monroe St.Martin Parish St. Martiville Allen Sarah [email protected] Checked In Principal Primary Holmes House Child Care Allen Karen [email protected] Checked In Teacher Center Lafayette Parish School Allen Sarah [email protected] Checked In Teacher System Concordia Parish School Allen Stacy [email protected] Checked In Teacher Board West Baton Rouge Parish Allen Jr Mervin [email protected] Checked In Assistant Principal School Board Allen-Jones Glenda [email protected] Checked In Account Executive Frog Street Press, LLC Allmon Rebecca [email protected] Checked In Academy Lead Baton Rouge University Prep Morehouse Parish School Allred Jessica [email protected] Checked In Curriculum Supervisor Board Morgan City Junior HIgh, St. Almeida Misleydis [email protected] Checked In Science Teacher Mary Director of Elementary Lafayette Parish School Aloisio Kathy [email protected] Checked In Schools System Alphonse Constance [email protected] Checked In Assistant Principal St. Charles Parish Schools Alt Colleen [email protected] Checked In Teacher Sixth Ward Elementary Louisiana Special Education Altazan Elmo [email protected] Checked In Principal Center Alvarez Julia [email protected] Checked In Director of Math IDEA Public Schools Ouachita Parish School Amadou Haoua [email protected] Checked In Teacher System Ambrose Casey [email protected] Checked In 8th Grade Math Teacher FirstLine Schools Shimon_Ancker@einsteincharterscho Ancker Shimon ols.org Checked In School Excellence Officer Einstein Charter Schools Anderson Emily [email protected] Checked In Anderson Shonna [email protected] Checked In Anderson Sandra [email protected] Checked In Anderson Tiffany [email protected] Checked In Teacher Richland Parish School Board Anderson Catriona [email protected] Checked In Curriculum Independent Saline High School - Bienville Anderson Melinda [email protected] Checked In Teacher Parish East Baton Rouge Parish Anderson Rochelle [email protected] Checked In Principal School System Anderson Ashley [email protected] Checked In Teacher Caddo Parish Public Schools Anderson Stephanie [email protected] Checked In Teacher CPSB Anderson Warren [email protected] Checked In Anderson- East Feliciana Parish School Allen Myrties [email protected] Checked In Principal Board Andrepont Kasey [email protected] Checked In English Teacher Eunice High School Page 3 of 126 2019 Teacher Leaders Summit - Day 3 June 28, 2019 Attendee Last Name First Name Email Status Job Title Company St. Landry Parish School Andrepont Kelly [email protected] Checked In Instructional Specialist Board Lafayette Parish School Andrew Shequita [email protected] Checked In Teacher System Andrews Tyesha [email protected] Checked In Teacher Baton Rouge University Prep Andrews Karen [email protected] Checked In Assistant Principal Calcasieu Parish Schools Andrews Rebecca [email protected] Checked In 21st CCLC Site Coordinator Union Parish School Board Andrews Alicia [email protected] Checked In Pre-K Teacher LaSalle Parish School System [email protected] Legacy Elem/Bossier Parish Andrillon Shannon g Checked In 1st Grade Teacher School Board Andrus Jonathan [email protected] Checked In Andrus Bonnie [email protected] Checked In Teacher Belle Chasse Academy St. Landry Parish School Andrus Angela [email protected] Checked In Center
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