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Board Members, Assistant Superintendents, Business Managers, and Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) Coordinators, March 2020 Texas Public School Districts and Charters: Board Members, Assistant Superintendents, Business Managers, and Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) Coordinators, March 2020 Texas School Directory, 2019-20 243 244 Texas School Directory, 2019-20 Texas Public School Districts and Charters: Board Members, Assistant Superintendents, Business Managers, and Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) Coordinators, March 2020 001 ANDERSON COUNTY KYLE PENN ..................................................... CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER 001-909 SLOCUM ISD 001-902 CAYUGA ISD DANIEL BAILEY ............................................... BOARD PRESIDENT TIM WEST ....................................................... BOARD PRESIDENT STEVE WEBB .................................................. BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JESSICA MCCANN ......................................... BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN DAY ...................................................... BOARD SECRETARY TAMMY LIGHTFOOT ....................................... BOARD SECRETARY JOHN BARTON ............................................... BOARD MEMBER JOHN KELLEY ................................................. BOARD ASSISTANT SECRETARY DARRIN FARLEY ............................................. BOARD MEMBER SCOTT COTTON ............................................. BOARD MEMBER DAVID HART ................................................... BOARD MEMBER DONALD LOVING ............................................. BOARD MEMBER BEN MISSILDINE ............................................. BOARD MEMBER TODD WINKEL................................................. BOARD MEMBER ANGELA DOUGLAS ......................................... PEIMS COORDINATOR KIM DUBLIN .................................................... PEIMS COORDINATOR DANA MORGAN .............................................. CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER KELLIE GATEWOOD ......................................... CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER 001-903 ELKHART ISD 002 ANDREWS COUNTY KEVIN BUSH ................................................... BOARD PRESIDENT HAROLD HOLLOWAY ....................................... BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT 002-901 ANDREWS ISD KRISPEN RUCKER ........................................... BOARD SECRETARY KARI WALINDER ............................................. BOARD PRESIDENT PAUL BARNETT .............................................. BOARD MEMBER CHARLIE SIMPSON ......................................... BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JOE ESTES ...................................................... BOARD MEMBER CINDY TOCHTERMAN ..................................... BOARD SECRETARY STEPHEN HAM ............................................... BOARD MEMBER JOE BARNES ................................................... BOARD MEMBER CHAD STEELY ................................................. BOARD MEMBER JIM LEACH ...................................................... BOARD MEMBER LAUNA BACON ............................................... CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER DR CHARLES MOHR ....................................... BOARD MEMBER ELLA THACKER ............................................... PEIMS COORDINATOR SAMANTHA VALENZUELA .............................. BOARD MEMBER KEVIN VAUGHAN ............................................ ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT 001-904 FRANKSTON ISD DANIEL WEBB ................................................. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT BOB WHITEHURST ......................................... BOARD PRESIDENT BILLY BUTLER ................................................. CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER JUNIOR MASCORRO ....................................... BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JOLINDA JOHNSON ........................................ PEIMS COORDINATOR DUSTIN HOLLADAY ........................................ BOARD SECRETARY RYAN BIZZELL ................................................ BOARD MEMBER 003 ANGELINA COUNTY TIM BRUMLEY ................................................ BOARD MEMBER BRIAN MERRITT ............................................. BOARD MEMBER 003-801 PINEYWOODS COMMUNITY ACADEMY JOE REED ........................................................ BOARD MEMBER NEAL NARANJO .............................................. BOARD PRESIDENT LINDA PILLANS ............................................... PEIMS COORDINATOR LINDA ROBBINS .............................................. BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT RANDI WESTBROOK ....................................... CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER CHARLIE GRUMBLES ...................................... BOARD SECRETARY LOUISE LAVANE .............................................. BOARD TREASURER 001-906 NECHES ISD JOE DOUGLAS ................................................ BOARD MEMBER GARALD BROWN ............................................ BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT JOSEFA SANTIAGO ........................................ BOARD MEMBER VAN BROWN ................................................... BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT SARAH STRINDEN .......................................... BOARD MEMBER CLYDELL KLEIN ............................................... BOARD SECRETARY APRIL CUMMINGS .......................................... PEIMS COORDINATOR TINA BOLTON ................................................. CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER GEORGE FOWLER ............................................ CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER TINA BOLTON ................................................. PEIMS COORDINATOR 003-902 HUDSON ISD 001-907 PALESTINE ISD MATT LOWE ................................................... BOARD PRESIDENT MICHAEL BENNETT ........................................ BOARD PRESIDENT CHARLES WILLSON ........................................ BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT KURT HERRINGTON........................................ BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT KATIE BAKER ................................................. BOARD SECRETARY STANLEY SOKOLOWSKI ................................. BOARD SECRETARY SAM HUFFSTETLER ........................................ BOARD MEMBER DAVI INGRAM ................................................. BOARD MEMBER RICHARD JONES............................................. BOARD MEMBER JEFFREY SCHWAB .......................................... BOARD MEMBER REAGAN MCCLENNEY .................................... BOARD MEMBER BRANDON SHEELEY........................................ BOARD MEMBER SHAWN PENN ................................................. BOARD MEMBER DYNA TUTT .................................................... BOARD MEMBER LISA JEFFREY ................................................. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT SUZANNE EIBEN ............................................. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT BARRETT LANKFORD ..................................... CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER CHRIS KISER ................................................... ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT DONNA SMITH ............................................... PEIMS COORDINATOR DAVID ATKEISSON ......................................... CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER GAYLA MOORE ............................................... PEIMS COORDINATOR 003-903 LUFKIN ISD SCOTT SKELTON ............................................ BOARD PRESIDENT 001-908 WESTWOOD ISD DON MUHLBACH ............................................ BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT DR DON RICE .................................................. BOARD PRESIDENT ALLYSON LANGSTON ..................................... BOARD SECRETARY DR CAROLYN BOOKER .................................... BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT KRISTI GAY ..................................................... BOARD MEMBER CRAIG NIVENS ................................................ BOARD SECRETARY HALL HENDERSON .......................................... BOARD MEMBER LEONARD ARMSTRONG ................................. BOARD MEMBER MATT KNIGHT ................................................ BOARD MEMBER MIKE BENTLEY ............................................... BOARD MEMBER ANDRA SELF ................................................... BOARD MEMBER MIKE KELLY .................................................... BOARD MEMBER KURT STEPHENS ............................................ DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT RONNIE STANHOPE ........................................ BOARD MEMBER BARBARA LAZARINE ...................................... ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT CHRISTINE BEDRE .......................................... ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT CHARLOTTE BYNUM ...................................... CFO/BUSINESS MANAGER MICHELLE MOORE .......................................... PEIMS COORDINATOR KELLEY FOLEY................................................. PEIMS COORDINATOR Texas School Directory, 2019-20 245 Texas Public School Districts and Charters: Board Members, Assistant Superintendents, Business Managers, and Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) Coordinators, March 2020 003-904 HUNTINGTON ISD MIKE GILMORE ............................................... BOARD MEMBER TRACY NEAL ................................................... BOARD PRESIDENT MICKEY MAYO ................................................ BOARD MEMBER TIM FLYNT ...................................................... BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT BEAU RENEAU ................................................ BOARD MEMBER BILL STEWART ............................................... BOARD SECRETARY ZACH ROWE .................................................... BOARD MEMBER JEREMY FLOOD .............................................. BOARD MEMBER JEANETTE WILLETT ....................................... PEIMS COORDINATOR JODY MITCHELL ............................................
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