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Chesterfield County Public Schools Chesterfield, Virginia CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA CCPS MEMORANDUM #140-20 December 8, 2020 TO: School Board FROM: Mervin Daugherty Superintendent SUBJECT: Recommended Personnel Actions PERTINENT INFORMATION The Department of Human Resources continues to work with appropriate staff to determine staffing allocations and fill existing vacancies. Personnel actions which require School Board approval are listed on Attachment A. The actions include: New Hires 58 Change in Status 53 Separations of Employment 67 SRP Resignation 1 Completion of SRP 0 Total 179 Please be advised that the New Hires/Rehires and Separations listed include both full and part-time employees. RECOMMENDED ACTION It is recommended that the School Board approve the personnel actions listed on Attachment A. MBD/ESM Memo #140-20 December 8, 2020 Attachment A Name Position Assignment Effective Date NEW HIRES Chad Agnolucci IASE Monacan High School 10/26/20 Emily Albert Occupational Therapist Disability Support Svcs 10/26/20 Victoria Ansbro Testing/Career Center Coord James River High School 11/02/20 Kara Ayers Teacher - Elementary Hopkins Elementary School 01/04/21 Nancy Batterson IAGE Bellwood Elementary School 11/10/20 Meghan Beardsley Conference Center Technician Professional Learning 11/18/20 Preston Beaumont Teacher - Secondary Thomas Dale High School 10/30/20 Sade Bolling Office Assistant Sr Matoaca High School 10/26/20 Leah Brown IASE Falling Creek Elem School 11/23/20 Jasmine Cauthorne Teacher - Elementary Hopkins Elementary School 01/04/21 Amanda Clausen IAGE Grange Hall Elementary School 11/20/20 Cheryal Conner IASE 1:1 Robious Middle School 12/01/20 Abagail Cook IASE 1:1 Curtis Elementary School 11/20/20 Paula Diaz Custodian Day Porter Maintenance 10/26/20 Anna Dombo Speech Therapist Disability Support Svcs 11/02/20 Kendall Faulk IASE Hopkins Elementary School 11/09/20 Sarah Fortier Teacher - Elementary M Christian Elementary School 01/04/21 Rachel Franks IASE Monacan High School 11/04/20 Amy Friedman IAGE Evergreen Elementary School 11/09/20 Ignatius Friend School Security Officer Davis Middle School 11/06/20 Holly Gooss Teacher - Elementary Old Hundred Elementary 10/27/20 Jonathan Holder IASE Manchester High School 11/04/20 Angelica Huston IASE Falling Creek Elem School 12/14/20 Brianna Jackson Teacher - Elementary Bensley Elementary School 01/04/21 Destanee Joiner IAGE Bensley Elementary School 11/09/20 Darien Kay T-Special Education Chalkley Elementary School 11/06/20 1 Laurie Lambert Manager in Training Food Service In Schools 11/02/20 Jeremy Langford Specialist - Technology Technology Services 11/04/20 Amanda Lott Annual Substitute Teacher Es Reams Elementary School 11/12/20 Justin Lundy IASE Manchester High School 10/26/20 Sofia Martin-Simon IAGE Weaver Elementary School 11/09/20 Nicholas McCord Teacher - Secondary Bailey Bridge Middle School 11/23/20 April Medlock Nurse - RN Student Health Svcs 11/11/20 Sallie Moore Teacher - Sped Salem Elementary School 11/10/20 Hope Morning Teacher - Elementary Falling Creek Elem School 11/06/20 Morgan Novotny Teacher - Sped Monacan High School 11/09/20 Lisa Owens IASE 1:1 Winterpock Elementary School 11/23/20 Crista Patterson IASE Spring Run Elementary School 11/11/20 Ella Reid IAGE Salem Elementary School 10/27/20 Andrea Rock Clinic Assistant Cosby High School 11/09/20 Sindy Rodriguez Custodian Day Porter Maintenance 11/18/20 Joann Roye Nurse - Lpn Special Education 10/26/20 Harold Sampson Assistant Principal Salem Middle School 01/04/21 Juan Santacoloma Engagement Resource Communications & Outreach 11/30/20 Breanna Schauer Technician - Sped Disability Support Svcs 11/23/20 Glenda Sierra Rivera T-Resource Scott Elementary School 11/09/20 Dana Smith IASE 1:1 Spring Run Elementary School 11/09/20 Gary Snead IASE 1:1 Providence Middle School 10/26/20 Michael Spencer IASE Bird High School 11/04/20 Caroline Tarin T-Resource Scott Elementary School 11/10/20 Kaila Taylor IASE Bellwood Elementary School 11/11/20 Alyssa Waters IASE Midlothian High School 11/05/20 Torie Watson Clinic Assistant Reams Elementary School 11/04/20 Samantha Wilmot-Doxey Teacher - Elementary Clover Hill Elementary School 01/04/21 Jasmine Wilson IAGE M Christian Elementary School 11/17/20 Maggie Woody Office Assistant Sr Thomas Dale High School 11/02/20 Trevor Young Teacher - Secondary Thomas Dale High School 11/02/20 Karen Zimmer IA - HEAD START Hopkins Elementary School 11/16/20 2 CHANGE IN ASSIGNMENT Madeline Adamiak Teacher - Elementary Bensley Elementary School 11/16/20 Rebecca Banes Associate - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 09/14/20 Donna Belcher Bus Driver Transportation Area 3 11/16/20 Terri Bennett Acting Manager - Nutrition Svs Food Service In Schools 08/20/20 Terri Bennett Manager N Trng - Nutr Svcs Food Service In Schools 10/26/20 Ashley Blake Teacher - Elementary Weaver Elementary School 11/02/20 Aaron Boughner Dean Of Students Hs Cosby High School 11/19/20 Sandra Brady Manager - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 11/16/20 Kelsey Castillo Bus Driver Transportation Area 5 11/23/20 Krystle Churchill Dean Of Students Hs Manchester High School 11/16/20 Treacy Clark Manager - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 11/16/20 Treacy Clark Acting Manager - Nutrition Svs Food Service In Schools 08/24/20 Courtney Clarke Teacher - Elementary Matoaca Elementary School 01/04/21 Catherine Cooke Specialist - Multimedia Govt, Policy & Media 10/28/20 Relations Denise Cortez Clinic Assistant Old Hundred Elementary 11/16/20 Allison Couillard Teacher - Online Online Learning 11/09/20 Vickie Davis Teacher - Online Online Learning 11/09/20 Cedric Dinkins Bus Driver Transportation Area 5 11/23/20 Patricia Fox Coordinator Research & Planning 11/09/20 Andrea Garabedian Associate - Nutrition Svcs Food Service 10/21/20 Megan Garofola Teacher - Elementary Providence Elementary School 08/01/20 Tynisa Giles Coordinator Social Work Services 11/30/20 Ann Grundman Bus Driver Transportation Area 5 11/09/20 Diane Hagen IAGE Matoaca Elementary School 11/09/20 Carol Hairfield Bus Driver Transportation Area 3 11/16/20 Mechele Halder Bus Driver Transportation Area 5 11/09/20 Brittany Hall Acting Manager - Nutrition Svs Food Service In Schools 08/20/20 Janine Henley Teacher - Elementary Reams Elementary School 11/02/29 Aaron Hogan Custodian Day Porter Maintenance 11/16/20 Katrin Imhoff Office Assistant Sr Carver Middle School 11/23/20 Lillianna Izo Teacher - Secondary Midlothian High School 11/02/20 3 Christina Jones Teacher - Elementary Beulah Elementary School 01/04/21 Elsa Juarez Ramos Manager - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 11/16/20 Elsa Juarez Ramos Acting Manager - Nutrition Svs Food Service In Schools 09/28/20 Amanda Lott Annual Substitute Teacher Es Reams Elementary School 11/12/20 Brendan Mcgrath Teacher - Online Online Learning 11/09/20 Lauren Merlo T-Instructional Designer Ecoff Elementary School 11/16/20 Tanisha Miller Manager - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 11/16/20 Hailey Milton Bus Attendant Transportation Area 5 11/30/20 Jennifer Mitchener Teacher - Secondary Swift Creek Middle School 11/02/20 Christina Morales IASE Curtis Elementary School 10/26/20 Cynthia Perry Teacher - Secondary Carver College&Career 11/18/20 Academy Jenica Petty Manager - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 11/16/20 Ryan Reitz Teacher - Elementary Bensley Elementary School 12/01/20 Cynthia Royster Technician - Fiscal Ii Facilities 10/16/20 Manijeh Sabet Associate - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 11/09/20 Quantisha Smith Bus Driver Transportation Area 5 11/23/20 Amanda Sova Teacher - Reading Specialist Reams Elementary School 11/02/20 Amira Tawadrous Associate - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 10/26/20 Regina Washington Teacher - Online Online Learning 11/09/20 Victoria Wilkerson Specialist - Multimedia Govt, Policy & Media 11/09/20 Relations Stacey Williams Office Manager Transportation Area 4 11/09/20 James Wright T-Instructional Designer Smith Elementary School 11/16/20 SEPARATIONS Laci Adkins Bus Driver Transportation Area 2 12/04/20 Constance Alves Teacher - Sped Disability Support Svcs 10/23/20 Stephanie Antosiak Teacher - Secondary Providence Middle School 11/06/20 Christopher Boehm Teacher - Secondary Carver College&Career Academy 11/12/20 Angela Boseman Bus Driver Transportation Area 2 11/05/20 Holly Brunk Bus Driver Transportation Area 5 11/06/20 Kacie Buchanan Teacher - Elementary Falling Creek Elem School 10/28/20 Jennie Butts Bus Driver Transportation Area 5 10/09/20 4 Crystal Caudle Associate - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 10/29/20 Kristin Clay Teacher - Sped Swift Creek Middle School 03/01/20 Susanne Croasdaile T-Coord Of Asmt & Remed Matoaca Middle School 11/30/20 Tina Deschamps Bus Driver Transportation Area 2 01/01/21 Deborah Dimmett Secretary M Christian Elementary School 10/30/20 Samantha Duran Associate - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 10/28/20 Kimberly Failla Associate - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 10/09/20 Paul Fallon Bus Driver Transportation Area 2 11/20/20 Heather Farmer Bus Driver Transportation Area 3 11/08/20 Deborah Ferranti Teacher - Secondary Midlothian High School 11/06/20 Tammy Foster Manager - Nutrition Svcs Food Service In Schools 11/09/20 Bara Franklin Teacher - Secondary Manchester Middle School 11/06/20 Erin Garcia Teacher - Secondary Monacan High School 11/06/20 Lindsay Garrison Teacher - Secondary Tomahawk Creek Middle School 11/06/20 Maria Gevirtz Teacher - Sped Woolridge Elementary School 11/24/20 Donald Gibson Bus Driver Transportation Area 5 11/01/20
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