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Texas Public School Districts and Charters: Board Members, Assistant Texas Public School Districts and Charters: Board Members, Assistant Superintendents, Business Managers, and Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) Coordinators, December 2005 001 ANDERSON COUNTY 001-909 SLOCUM ISD MALON REED..................................................BOARD PRESIDENT 001-902 CAYUGA ISD MIKE DEAR .....................................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JEFF GUNNELS ...............................................BOARD PRESIDENT REGINA HOGAN..............................................BOARD SECRETARY DOUG LIGHTFOOT ..........................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN DAY ......................................................BOARD MEMBER TODD RICHARDS............................................BOARD SECRETARY DAVID FRANKLIN............................................BOARD MEMBER DONALD LOVING SR .......................................BOARD ASSISTANT SECRETARY DONALD LARKIN.............................................BOARD MEMBER BRUCE ALLEN.................................................BOARD MEMBER STEVE MOCK..................................................BOARD MEMBER JERRY DON KELLEY........................................BOARD MEMBER KIM O'DELL.....................................................BUSINESS MANAGER JODY RADFORD..............................................BOARD MEMBER KIM O'DELL.....................................................PEIMS COORDINATOR KIM DUBLIN....................................................PEIMS COORDINATOR 002 ANDREWS COUNTY 001-903 ELKHART ISD DAVID M MENDIOLA.......................................BOARD PRESIDENT 002-901 ANDREWS ISD EDWIN FREDERICK .........................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JERRY LYNCH.................................................BOARD PRESIDENT PHILLIP DAVIS ................................................BOARD SECRETARY RUSSELL SHANNON .......................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT PHILLIP BROOKS ............................................BOARD MEMBER DOLORES SHOEMAKER ..................................BOARD SECRETARY STEPHEN HAM ...............................................BOARD MEMBER MARK HOOPER...............................................BOARD MEMBER TINA TEETZ....................................................BOARD MEMBER BRAD HORTON...............................................BOARD MEMBER BELINDA BRIDGES..........................................BUSINESS MANAGER DR CHARLES O MOHR....................................BOARD MEMBER DONNA KAY HAMBRICK.................................PEIMS COORDINATOR ROD NOBLE.....................................................BOARD MEMBER TOM CARROLL................................................ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT 001-904 FRANKSTON ISD DAVID MITCHELL............................................ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT SHAWN BLACKWELL ......................................BOARD PRESIDENT JOE MERRELL.................................................BUSINESS MANAGER MARK BOSTICK..............................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT DAVID MITCHELL............................................PEIMS COORDINATOR CARL HOUSE ..................................................BOARD SECRETARY JERRY JONES.................................................BOARD MEMBER 003 ANGELINA COUNTY JUNIOR MASCORRO.......................................BOARD MEMBER JOE REED........................................................BOARD MEMBER 003-801 PINEYWOODS COMMUNITY ACADEMY HARRY SMITH ................................................BOARD MEMBER SARAH STRINDEN..........................................BOARD PRESIDENT LARRY WEESNER............................................BUSINESS MANAGER CHARLES REDDY ............................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT RUTH TINDEL .................................................PEIMS COORDINATOR TERRY ROBBINS.............................................BOARD SECRETARY RAVINDER BACHIREDDY ................................BOARD MEMBER 001-906 NECHES ISD JOE DOUGLAS III ............................................BOARD MEMBER GARALD BROWN ............................................BOARD PRESIDENT R L KUYKENDALL............................................BOARD MEMBER VAN BROWN...................................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT J N NARANJO.................................................BOARD MEMBER CLYDELL KLEIN...............................................BOARD SECRETARY CURTIS STARLING .........................................BOARD ASSISTANT SECRETARY 003-902 HUDSON ISD BRENT HOFFMAN...........................................BOARD MEMBER DAVID WILLMON.............................................BOARD PRESIDENT LEE SNIDER ....................................................BOARD MEMBER MIKE EVANS...................................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JACK WEDGEWORTH .....................................BOARD MEMBER ART NELSON ..................................................BOARD SECRETARY TINA BOLTON.................................................PEIMS COORDINATOR RANDY DEAL ..................................................BOARD MEMBER MIKE JONES ...................................................BOARD MEMBER 001-907 PALESTINE ISD RICHARD JONES.............................................BOARD MEMBER DANA STAPLES ..............................................BOARD PRESIDENT TONI KIRKLAND..............................................BOARD MEMBER MICHAEL BENNETT........................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT ANN DRUMMOND...........................................ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT ANDREW TOTAH ............................................BOARD SECRETARY JANELL JONES ...............................................BUSINESS MANAGER MARK CALHOON ............................................BOARD MEMBER BARRETT LANKFORD .....................................BUSINESS MANAGER MARK DAVIS ..................................................BOARD MEMBER VIVIAN HARRISON..........................................PEIMS COORDINATOR DR MICHAEL GORBY ......................................BOARD MEMBER DYNA TUTT ....................................................BOARD MEMBER 003-903 LUFKIN ISD MELISSA A WOODARD...................................BUSINESS MANAGER STANLEY NEW................................................BOARD PRESIDENT LOIETTE DIXON ..............................................PEIMS COORDINATOR ANDRO BRANCH.............................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT ANDRA SELF...................................................BOARD SECRETARY 001-908 WESTWOOD ISD COOPER CASTLEBERRY .................................BOARD MEMBER CAROLYN BOOKER .........................................BOARD PRESIDENT LARRY KEGLER...............................................BOARD MEMBER JAY PATZKE...................................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JOE MCELROY ................................................BOARD MEMBER HERMAN LINAM .............................................BOARD SECRETARY DAVID PERKINS..............................................BOARD MEMBER THERESA BAMBECK.......................................BOARD MEMBER ROY D KNIGHT................................................DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT CAROL BAYLESS ............................................BOARD MEMBER BRENDA HILL..................................................ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT WAYNE DUHON ..............................................BOARD MEMBER JOHNNY GILES ...............................................ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT SHANE LINDSEY .............................................BOARD MEMBER LARRY PARSONS............................................ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT EDDIE MILHAM...............................................ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT LARRY PARSONS............................................BUSINESS MANAGER ROXIE GRISSOM.............................................BUSINESS MANAGER TAMARA HENSON..........................................PEIMS COORDINATOR JOAN DALY.....................................................PEIMS COORDINATOR Texas School Directory, 2005-06 249 Texas Public School Districts and Charters: Board Members, Assistant Superintendents, Business Managers, and Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) Coordinators, December 2005 003-904 HUNTINGTON ISD LAREE COWAN ...............................................BOARD MEMBER BEN WATSON.................................................BOARD PRESIDENT JOE RODERICK ...............................................BOARD MEMBER ADAM NERREN...............................................BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT DAVID SHAFFER .............................................BOARD MEMBER BECKY STANBERRY .......................................BOARD SECRETARY STEVE TUCKER III...........................................BOARD MEMBER DAVID BOX .....................................................BOARD MEMBER VI MCBRIDE....................................................BUSINESS MANAGER KEITH CARRELL..............................................BOARD MEMBER SHELIA SHAFFER............................................PEIMS COORDINATOR JOHN ELLIS.....................................................BOARD MEMBER BO LETNEY .....................................................BOARD MEMBER 005-902 HOLLIDAY ISD SHIRLEY W DAVIS ..........................................AREA SUPERINTENDENT STEVE PARNELL .............................................BOARD PRESIDENT RANDY CRAIG.................................................BUSINESS
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