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Gazette JUNE 16, 2008.Pdf GOVERNMENT Camille Henry Memorial School George Charles Secondary School Winny Wilfred, Teacher III(b), Ubald Francis, Teacher III(b), OTICES effective February 04, 2008 until May effective January 21, 2008 until March N 09, 2008. 31, 2008. Flavia Martial, Graduate Teacher II, HE Teaching Service Commission Gordon & Walcott Memorial Methodist School effective February 04, 2008. has approved the following in the Teaching Service Commission: Vivian Nelson, Teacher III(b), Marigot Secondary School T effective January 29, 2008 until February 29, 2008. Julio Cesar Reyes Leon, Graduate Temporary Appointments Teacher I, effective January 07, 2007. Until July 31, 2008: Vide Boutielle Secondary School District V Avril Henry-John, Graduate Teacher District I I, effective October 15, 2007. Anse Ger Secondary School Corinth Secondary School Mary Francis, Graduate Teacher II, District III Trisha Isaac, Teacher II(a), effective effective September 01, 2007. Marchand Combined School January 07, 2008. Jenella Auguste, Teacher II(a), Electra Marcell, Graduate Teacher I, Maradona Popo, Teacher II(b), effective January 07, 2008. effective January 21, 2008. effective January 07, 2008. Clendon Mason Memorial Secondary Entrepot Secondary School School Boguis Combined School Stephanie Charlery, Teacher II(a) Ann V. Joseph, Teacher II(b), Albert Lawrence, Teacher II(c) until February 26, 2008. effective January 09, 2008 until effective January 21, 2008 until March February 21, 2008. 20, 2008. Ti Rocher (Castries) Combined School Grande Riviere Secondary School Dame Pearlette Louisy Primary School Naomi Deterville, Teacher II(b), Earl Anatole, Teacher III(b), effective January 07 to 31, 2008. effective February 04, 2008. Sherma Weekes, Teacher III(b), effective September 24 to October 30, Bocage Secondary School Derniere Riviere Combined School 2007. Natasha Maria Mitchel, Graduate Brendon Florence, Teacher III(a), Babonneau Secondary School Teacher I, effective January 07, 2008. effective January 07, 2008. Nina Eugene, Graduate Teacher I, Penelope Prospere, Graduate Teacher Micoud Secondary School I, effective January 16, 2008. effective January 07, 2008. Tessa Innocent, Graduate Teacher I, Esther Rigobert, Graduate Teacher District II effective January 07, 2008. III, effective January 09, 2008. Sir Ira Simmons Seconday School Cindy Mathurin, Teacher II(a), Bocage Combined School effective November 08, 2007. Jevon Peters, Teacher II(a), effective Naomi Patrick Smith, Teacher II(b), January 10, 2008 until March 16, effective January 07, 2008. Patience Combined School 2008. Judy Sayers, Teacher III(a), effective Sanita Williams, Teacher II(a), District IV February 27, 2008 until March 20, effective November 08, 2007 until Ciceron Secondary School 2008. April 30, 2008. Merander Ellick, Teacher II(a), Micoud Primary School Castries Comprehensive Secondary effective November 12, 2007 until February 10, 2008. Wilma Maxwell, Teacher III(a), School effective October 02, 2007. Joyceline B. Edmond, Teacher II(a), Kirmisha Haynes, Special Teacher effective January 08, 2008. I, effective November 28, 2007 until District VI February 25, 2008. Roseau Combined School Vieux Fort Comprehensive Secondary School (Campus B) Shanta Pamphile, Teacher II(a), Krishna Adolph, Teacher III(a), effective January 23, 2008 until effective February 04, 2008 until May Rone Charles, Teacher II(a), effective February 25, 2008. 02, 2008. January 07, 2008 until July 31, 2008. Saint Lucia Government Gazette • Monday June 16, 2008 • Issue 24 617 Augier Combined School St. Mary’s College Anglican Primary School Anya E. Valmont, Teacher III(b), Penelope Prospere, Teacher II(a), Margaret Gabriel, Graduate Teacher effective January 16, 2007 until March until December 12, 2007. III as Principal II, on probation for one 03, 2008. (1) year, effective January 01, 2008. Shanta Pamphile, as Teacher II(a), until December 30, 2007. District VII Acting Appointments Delcer Combined School Bocage Secondary School Gros Islet Infant School Emina Athil, Teacher II(b), effective Ayanna Wills, Graduate Teacher I, Merlisa Carole Napoleon, to act as February 13, 2008 until April 18, until July 31, 2008. Principal I, effective January 01, 2008 2008. to March 2008. Mon Repos Combined School Banse La Grace Combined School Assignments Ann Joseph, as Teacher II(b), until Elisa Mathurin, Teacher II(a), December 12, 2007. Jason Joseph, Graduate Teacher II, effective January 18 to March 17, Gros Islet Secondary School to the post 2008. Entrepot Secondary School of Curriculum Officer – Curriculum and Materials Development Unit Rohan Edgar, Teacher II(a), until District VIII (CAMDU), with effect from December December 31, 2007. 01, 2007 for a period of two (2) years Bouton Combined School in the first instance. Dennery Primary School Merlisha Cyril, Teacher II(a), effective February 04, 2008 until May Marlina Biscette, as Teacher II(b), Temporary Redeployment 04, 2008. until March 20, 2008. Rock Hall Senior Primary School Soufriere Comprehensive Secondary Appointments Ms. Anthea Octave, Teacher III(a), School to the Bocage Secondary School, until Education Officer, District I July 31, 2008. Catherine Remy, Teacher II(a), Mr. Evariste John, effective January effective January 07, 2008 until April Ms. Simmone Gerald, Teacher III(a), 01, 2008. 13, 2008. to the Ciceron Secondary School, with effect from January 07, 2008 until July Lee Sidonie, Teacher II(a), effective Education Officer, DistrictV II 31, 2008. January 07, 2008. Mr. John Mathurin, effective January Johniacia Tamara Clifford, Teacher 01, 2008. Piaye Secondary School II(a), effective January 07, 2008 until Ms. Gillian John, Graduate Teacher April 02, 2008. Leon Hess Comprehensive Secondary II, to the Vieux Fort Secondary School School (Campus B), with effect from September Special Education Rowan Lubon, as Principal III, on 01, 2007. Vieux Fort Special Education Centre probation for one (1) year, effective Upgradings Lorna St. Rose, effective December January 01, 2008. 03, 2007. Upgraded To Teacher III(A) – Grade Bexon Infant School 8, Step, with effect from September 01, Soufriere Special Education And 2007: Rehabilitation Centre Martha John, Graduate Teacher II as Principal I, on probation for one (1) Millet Primary School Veina Calixte, Teacher III(b), year, effective January 01, 2008. effective October 15, 2007. Krishna Adolph, Teacher II(c). La Guerre Combined School Continuation Of Temporary Forestierre Methodist Combined Appointments Therese Johnny, Graduate Teacher School Laborie Boys’ Primary School III as Principal II, on probation for one Stephen Albert, Teacher II(c). (1) year, effective January 01, 2008. Elisa Mathurin, Teacher II(a), until Anse Ger Secondary School November 23, 2007. Boguis Combined School Charlene Antoine, Teacher III(b). Micoud Secondary School Patterson Abraham, Graduate Soufriere Primary School Macrina Fanus, Teacher III(b), until Teacher II as Principal I, effective February 05, 2008. January 01, 2008 to March 2008. Asha Augustin, Teacher II(a). 618 Saint Lucia Government Gazette • Monday June 16, 2008 • Issue 24 Riviere Doree Anglican School Fond St Jacques Primary School Des Barras Primary School Renita Bondieumaitre, Teacher Vincent Jn. Phillip, Teacher II(b). Alicia Valasse, Teacher II(a). II(b). Anse La Raye Primary School Vieux Fort Comprehensive Secondary La Croix Maingot Combined School School (Campus B) Sylvia Joseph, Teacher II(c). Diane Busette, Teacher II(b). Donna Andrew, Teacher III(b). Grande Riviere Secondary School Roblot Combined School Claudius Athil, Teacher II(a). Simmons Jules, Teacher II(b). Ketrola Dominique, Teacher II(a). Rina Auguste, Teacher II(a). Camille Henry Memorial School Jovanee Jn Marie, Teacher II(a). Vide Boutielle Combined School Vijaya Khodra, Teacher II(b). Jeanneve Charlery, Teacher II(a). Vieux Fort Comprehensive Secondary Vieux Fort Technical Secondary School (Campus A) Dugard Combined School School Vicky Bailey, Teacher II(a). Adahra Charles, Teacher II(b). Nintus Magre, Teacher II(a). Michelle Charlery, Teacher II(a). Desruisseaux Combined School Bexon Infant School Imran Charles, Teacher II(a). Cindy Clovis, Teacher II(a). Sherma Marcelle, Teacher II(b). Soufriere Comprehensive Secondary School Vige Primary School Soufriere Infant School Eva Cazaubon, Teacher II(a). Shalyn Didier, Teacher III(b). Moses Justin, Teacher III(b). Roblot Combined School Balata Combined School Grande Riviere Secondary School Ketrola Dominique, Teacher II(c). Vernetta Paul, Teacher II(a). Donetta Cox, Teacher II(b). Babonneau Secondary School Marcia Remy, Teacher II(b). Choiseul Secondary School Asa Dorville, Teacher II(a). Vieux Fort Infant School Stephen Dantes, Teacher II(a). St. Aloysius R.C. Boy’s Primary Virn Prentice, Teacher II(b). Sir Ira Simmons Secondary School School Bouton Combined School Siana Edward, Teacher II(a). Timothy Dupre, Teacher II(a). Naomi Prospere, Teacher II(b). Marigot Secondary School Castries Comprehensive Secondary School Mon Repos Combined School Algie Fletcher, Teacher II(b). Angela Raymond, Teacher II(a). Tiberchous Eristhee, Teacher III(b). Entrepot Secondary School Wendy Desir, Teacher II(a). Bocage Combined School Deselva Florton, Teacher II(a). Lady Gordon Opportunity Centre Emily Remy, Teacher II(b). Edicia Francis, Teacher II(a). Nancy Faustin, Teacher II(c). Vieux Fort Special Education Centre Vide Boutielle Secondary School Canaries Infant School Lisa St. Juste, Teacher II(b). Shern Leon, Teacher II(a). Janess Felix, Teacher II(b). Richfond Primary School
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