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2020-21 Membership List for Website 3-1-21 MSADA MEMBERSHIP - 3/1/21 DISTRICT SUB DISTRICT OTHER TITLE NIAAA as of YR MSADA as of YR NAME SCHOOL 1 A PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 1/21/21 KUHANECK, DR MICHAEL BOONSBORO HIGH SCHOOL 1 A 2/8/2021 RENEWAL 1/21/21 LOWERY, SUSAN M BOONSBORO HIGH SCHOOL 1 A 2/10/2021 NEW 1/8/21 JARRETT, JONATHAN BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL 1 A SUPERVISOR 1/19/2021 NEW 1/8/21 BROWN, JOHN (RAA) CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 A SUPERVISOR RENEWAL 4/20 EDWARDS, PAUL GARRETT COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 A 9/17/2020 NEW 9/2/2020 BURGENER, SHAWN GRACE ACDEMY 1 A ASST AD RENEWAL 9/2/2020 HUNT, STEPHEN GRACE ACDEMY 1 A ASST PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 9/2/2020 SMOOT, KEVIN GRACE ACDEMY 1 A PRINCIPAL 9/2/2020 RENEWAL 9/2/2020 WHITLEY, GREG (CMAA) GRACE ACDEMY 1 A PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 10/6/20 ALESHIRE, JAMES NORTH HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 A 10/6/2020 RENEWAL 10/6/20 CUNNINGHAM, DAN (CMAA) NORTH HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 A ASST AD NEW 10/6/20 ROBINSON, ADAM NORTH HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 A ASST AD 3/1/2020 RENEWAL 10/6/20 WEAVER, RALPH NORTH HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 A RENEWAL 4/20 CARR, PHIL NORTHERN GARRETT HIGH SCHOOL 1 A 2/27/2020 RENEWAL 2/20 REDINGER, MATT SOUTHERN GARRETT HIGH SCHOOL 1 A 12/3/2020 RENEWAL 12/3/20 CRABTREE, EMILY (RAA) WILLIAMSPORT HIGH SCHOOL 1 A ASST AD RENEWAL 12/3/20 NOLL, SCOTT WILLIAMSPORT HIGH SCHOOL 1 A 2/22/2021 RENEWAL 2/22/21 ULLERY, TODD (CMAA) 1 B SUPERVISOR LIFE RENEWAL 3/20 DUFFY, MICHAEL (CMAA) CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 B 2/22/2021 RENEWAL 2/22/21 BRUCK, KEITH (CAA) CATOCTIN HIGH SCHOOL 1 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 2/22/21 CLEMENTS, JENNIFER CATOCTIN HIGH SCHOOL 1 B ASST AD RENEWAL 2/22/21 FLABBI, KIM CATOCTIN HIGH SCHOOL 1 B ASST AD NEW 2/22/21 LININGER, JASON CATOCTIN HIGH SCHOOL 1 B 10/22/2020 RENEWAL 10/22/20 PENTZ, RANDY CENTURY HIGH SCHOOL 1 B 2/22/21/21 RENEWAL 2/22/21 WAREHIME, TROY (CMAA) FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HIGH SCHOOL 1 B SUPERVISOR 12/9/2020 RENEWAL 10/23/20 KENDRO, KEVIN (CMAA) FREDERICK COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 B 1/25/2021 RENEWAL 1/25/21 CHAVEZ, MICHAEL GOV THOMAS JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL 1 B ASST AD RENEWAL 1/25/21 GROSS, WILLIAM GOV THOMAS JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL 1 B PRINCIPAL NEW 1/25/21 KIBLER, TRACEY GOV THOMAS JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL 1 B ASST AD RENEWAL 1/25/21 McGRAW, BRIAN GOV THOMAS JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL 1 B 2/8/2021 RENEWAL 1/12/2 JOSEPH, SONNY LINGANORE HIGH SCHOOL 1 B 1/29/2021 RENEWAL 1/8/21 DeSIMONE, MIKE (CAA) MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 1/8/21 QUESADA, BERNIE MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 B ASST AD RENEWAL 1/8/21 SPURRIER, PAUL MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 B 6/4/2020 RENEWAL 6/4/20 NOVOTNY, TIM SOUTH CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL 1 B 2/22/2021 RENEWAL 12/16/20 PUTTERMAN, HOWARD (CAA) TUSCARORA HIGH SCHOOL 1 B ASST AD RENEWAL 2/27/21 HILL, MICHELLE URBANA HIGH SCHOOL 1 B 1/6/2021 RENEWAL 2/27/21 HINES, RYAN URBANA HIGH SCHOOL 1 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 2/27/21 KEHNE, DAVE URBANA HIGH SCHOOL 1 B ASST AD RENEWAL 2/27/21 LaHOUSE, RACHEL URBANA HIGH SCHOOL 1 B 3/1/2020 RENEWAL 2/20 GOSSELIN, JENNIFER WINTERS MILL HIGH SCHOOL 2 A 2/27/2020 RENEWAL 4/20 RAPOPORT, DENA ACADEMY of the HOLY CROSS 2 A 2/19/2021 RENEWAL 2/19/21 LIEBERMAN, SETH BARRIE SCHOOL 2 A 12/7/2020 RENEWAL 12/18/20 PARRA, ANDRES (CAA) BULLIS SCHOOL 2 A 10/8/2020 RENEWAL 10/8/20 READY, JAMIE (CFAA) CONNELLY SCHOOL of the HOLY CHILD 2 A ASST AD RENEWAL 9/27/2020 FEGAN, JIM GEORGETOWN PREP SCHOOL 2 A 11/3/2020 RENEWAL 9/27/2020 PARO, DAN GEORGETOWN PREP SCHOOL 2 A 11/17/2020 RENEWAL 11/17/20 WEISBROT, MITCHELL (CAA) NORWOOD SCHOOL 2 A 9/2/2020 NEW 9/20 HOWES, STEVE OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 6/4/2020 RENEWAL 10/1/2020 KRAWC ZEL, MICHAEL (CAA) BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 10/6/20 ALSPAUGH, BRIAN CLARKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 10/6/2020 RENEWAL 10/6/20 DALTON, ED (CAA) CLARKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 2 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 10/6/20 OWUSU, EDWARD CLARKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 10/6/20 SMITH, MICHAEL CLARKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 10/22/2020 RENEWAL 10/22/20 ELGIN, CLIFF (RAA) DAMASCUS HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 10/22/20 MOLNAR, JOSH (RAA) DAMASCUS HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD NEW 10/22/20 WISE, ANDRE DAMASCUS HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 10/22/20 ZEGOWITZ, BILL DAMASCUS HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 10/24/2020 RENEWAL 11/24/20 FRIBUSH, JARED (CAA) JAMES HUBERT BLAKE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 1/11/2021 RENEWAL 12/16/20 BOULE, RITA (CAA) MONTGOMERY BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL 2 B RENEWAL 12/16/20 COLE, KRISTIN MONTGOMERY BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL 2 B RENEWAL 12/16/20 JOHNSON, RENAY MONTGOMERY BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL 2 B RENEWAL 12/16/20 MOGGE, JIM MONTGOMERY BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL 2 B SPECIALST 12/1/2020 RENEWAL 12/1/20 GREEN, E KATHY (CMAA) MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 B SPECIALST 10/9/2020 RENEWAL 10/9/20 ROSSITER, ANNE (CMAA) MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 B DIRECTOR 10/2/2020 RENEWAL 9/27/2020 SULLIVAN, JEFF (CMAA) MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 11/1/20 BLACKWELL, DONYELL PAINT BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL 2 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 11/1/20 MIRSHAN-NAYAR, AFIE PAINT BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 11/1/20 NEWSOM, DAVID PAINT BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 11/1/2020 RENEWAL 11/1/20 PODOSEK, HEATHER (CMAA) PAINT BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL 2 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 1/8/21 CAROTHERS, MARK POOLESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 1/8/21 FOSTER, SEAN POOLESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 1/8/2021 RENEWAL 1/8/21 GRUBB, REGINA (RAA) POOLESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 1/8/21 KRAMEK, KENNY POOLESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 1/5/21 ADAMS, COLLEEN QUINCE ORCHARD HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 1/5/21 PELKEY, SEANN QUINCE ORCHARD HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 1/4/2021 RENEWAL 1/5/21 RABBERMAN, JEFF (CAA) QUINCE ORCHARD HIGH SCHOOL 2 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 1/5/21 THOMAS, BETH QUINCE ORCHARD HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 5/7/2020 RENEWAL 4/20 FREDA, JON (RAA) RICHARD MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 10/21/2020 RENEWAL 10/21/20 HAYES, MIKE (CAA) ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 10/21/20 KENTON, SETH ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 10/21/20 RIGGS, FARRON ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD NEW 10/21/20 TRAIL, RAY ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 9/29/2020 COHEN, MARC SENECA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 9/29/2020 COLERT, CHRIS SENECA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 9/29/2020 HARRIS, LINDSAY SENECA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 9/29/2020 RENEWAL 9/29/2020 IRVIN, JESSE (CAA) SENECA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 11/17/2020 RENEWAL 11/17/20 FEHER, DANIEL (CMAA) SPRINGBROOK HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 10/20/2020 RENEWAL 10/20/20 LIGHTSEY, ALTON (RAA) THOMAS S WOOTTON HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 9/28/2020 RENEWAL 9/28/2020 WETZEL, ANDY (CMAA) WALT WHITMAN HIGH SCHOOL 2 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 8/20 GODDARD, CAROL WATKINS MILL HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD NEW 8/20 GRAVES, RYAN WATKINS MILL HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 6/7/2020 RENEWAL 8/20 MAGNESS, LISA (CMAA) WATKINS MILL HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD 12/23/2020 RENEWAL 12/23/20 QUINN, MATTHEW (RAA) WATKINS MILL HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD NEW 9/29/2020 POLISCHECK, KIMBERLY WHEATON HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD NEW 9/29/2020 THEOHARIS, ALEX WHEATON HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 11/3/2020 RENEWAL 9/29/2020 WALKER, BRYAN (RAA) WHEATON HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD NEW 9/29/2020 ZOLKIEWICZ, ERIC WHEATON HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 10/6/20 CLARK, BRYAN WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL 2 B PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 10/6/20 HECKERT, BRANDICE WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL 2 B 10/9/2020 RENEWAL 10/6/20 SMITH, JESSE (CAA) WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL 2 B ASST AD RENEWAL 10/6/20 STEWART, CRAIG WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL 3 3/6/2020 RENEWAL 2/7/21 TRUEBLOOD, BRYAN BLADENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 3 11/17/2020 RENEWAL 2/7/21 BRANDT, JESSICA (CAA) BOWIE HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 WARD, LARRY (CAA) CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 ROSE, CARLYLE (CMAA) CHARLES H FLOWERS HIGH SCHOOL 3 3/2/2020 RENEWAL 2/7/21 DUNN, THOMAS CHESAPEAKE MATH & IT ACADEMY NORTH 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 YOUNG, KEVIN CHESAPEAKE MATH & IT ACADEMY SOUTH 3 NEW 2/7/21 FOREMAN, JUAN COLLEGE PARK ACADEMY 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 SIMS, JAMAL CROOM VOCATONAL HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 KNIGHT, ERIC (CAA) CROSSLAND HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 GORDON, JASON (CAA) DR HENRY A WISE, JR HIGH SCHOOL 3 9/9/2020 RENEWAL 2/7/21 LANGWAY, ROBERT (CAA) DUVAL HIGH SCHOOL 3 4/2/2020 RENEWAL 2/7/21 GREEN, THOMAS (CAA) ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 LASHLEY, TORRIE (CAA) FAIRMONT HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 3 4/17/2020 RENEWAL 2/7/21 PINKNEY, JULIUS (CAA) FREDERICK DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL 3 3/6/2020 RENEWAL 2/7/21 STAVES, MAKIA FRIENDLY HIGH SCHOOL 3 10/16/2020 RENEWAL 10/16/20 LEHNERD, REBECCA GRACE Christian School 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 HENSON-HUBB, LINDA (CAA) GWYNN PARK HIGH SCHOOL 3 HIGH POINT HIGH SCHOOL 3 NEW 2/7/21 SHEPPARD, TIFFANI INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL at LANGLEY PARK 3 INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL at LARGO 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 BALL-WARD, AYANA (CAA) LARGO HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 CLEVELAND, DONALD (CAA) LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 DENDY, TERRI (CAA) NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 GREENFIELD, CECILLE OXON HILL HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 MOORE, BRIAN (CAA) PARKDALE HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 HAY, IRVIN (CAA) POTOMAC HIGH SCHOOL 3 COORDINATOR RENEWAL 2/7/21 DIGGS, SHIRLEY (CAA) PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 SUPERVISOR LIFE RENEWAL 2/7/21 WATSON, O'SHAY (CMAA) PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 McCLURE, GEORGE (CAA) SUITLAND HIGH SCHOOL 3 RENEWAL 2/7/21 NEWMAN, DEMARIO (CAA) SURRATTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 3 NEW 2/7/21 HENDERSON, CHRIS TALL OAKS HIGH SCHOOL 4 10/7/2020 RENEWAL 10/7/20 CRANFORD, JASON (CAA) CALVERT HIGH SCHOOL 4 10/1/2020 RENEWAL 10/1/20 LEE, STEVE (SUPER) CHARLES COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 12/14/2020 NEW 3/20 HANLEY, RYAN (CAA) GREAT MILLS HIGH SCHOOL 4 PRINCIPAL RENEWAL 3/20 HEIBEL, DR JAKE GREAT MILLS HIGH SCHOOL 4 10/1/2020 RENEWAL 10/1/20 LUSH, JOHN HENRY E LACKEY
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