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Gazette JUNE 23, 2008.Pdf Kirmisha Haynes, Special Teacher I, Clendon Mason Memorial Secondary GOVERNMENT effective April 14, 2008 until July 13, School 2008. OTICES Ann V. Joseph, Teacher II(b) (Grade N 4 step 3),effective January 09, 2008 Anglican Infant School until February 21, 2008. HE Teaching Service Commission Sebrina Ghirawoo, Teacher II(b), has approved the following in the effective February 6, 2008 until March Micoud Secondary School Teaching Service: 20, 2008. T Cadell Lulia Monrose, Graduate Teacher I, effective April 07, 2008. Temporary Appointments District III Thervina Mathurin, Graduate Until July 31, 2008: Leon Hess Comprehensive Secondary Teacher I, effective March 03, 2008. School District I Larry Andrew, Teacher II(a), Patience Combined School Gros Islet Primary School effective January 21, 2008 until March Judy Sayers, Teacher III(a), effective Sherma Weekes, Teacher III(b), 20,2008. February 27, 2008 until March 20, effective February 19, 2008 until Nahra Alowath Herman, Graduate 2008. March 20, 2008. Teacher I, effective February 04, 2008 District VII until April 15, 2008. Balata Primary School Riviere Doree Anglican Combined Tricia Tessa John, Teacher III(b), Annitta Paul, Teacher II(a), effective School effective January 15, 2008. April 07, 2008. Ms. Chandler Frankie as Teacher Babonneau Secondary School Marchand Combined School II(b), until March 20, 2008. Vivian Nelson, Teacher III(b), Kester Dandus, Teacher III(b), Choiseul Secondary School effective April 07, 2008 until June 27, effective February 04, 2008. 2008. Johniacia Clifford, Teacher II(a), Entrepot Secondary School effective April 07, 2008. Gros Islet Secondary School Mercedes St. Rose, Graduate Teacher Delcer Combined School Desslar Tyron St. Rose, Teacher I, effective February 20, 2008. II(a), effective May 05, 2008. Emina Athil, Teacher II(b) (Grade 4 step 3), effective February 13, 2008 District IV District II until April 18, 2008. George Charles Secondary School Vide Boutielle Secondary School Grace Combined School Flavia Martial, Graduate Teacher II, Shenelle Joseph, Graduate Teacher effective February 04, 2008. Kezier Tyler Collymore, Teacher I, effective April 17, 2008. II(a), effective March 10, 2008 until Marigot Secondary School June 06, 2008. Vide Boutielle Primary School Linda Charles Ambrose, Graduate District VIII Phillip Roland Hall, Teacher II(b) Teacher III, effective May 15, 2008. effective January 22, 2008 until April Soufriere Comprehensive Secondary School 25, 2008. Ciceron Secondary School Catherine E. Remy, Teacher II(a), Stephen Dupre, Teacher II(a), from Merander Ellick, Teacher II(a), January 21, 2008 until February 25, effective January 07, 2008 until April effective November 12, 2007 until 13, 2008. 2008. February, 10, 2008. Lee Sidonie, Teacher II(a), effective St. Mary’s College Joyceline B. Edmond, Teacher II(a), January 07, 2008 until July 31, 2008. Jeremy Alexis, Graduate Teacher I, effective January 08, 2008. Johniacia Tamara Clifford, Teacher effective January 7, 2008. II(a), effective January 07, 2008 until District V April 02, 2008. Castries Comprehensive Secondary Richfond Combined School School Bouton Combined School Andrea Shoulette, Teacher III(b), Merlisha Cyril, Teacher II(a), Shanta Pamphile, Teacher II(a), effective March 10, 2008 until June 06, effective January 23, 2008 until effective February 04, 2008 until May 2008. February, 25, 2008. 04, 2008. Saint Lucia Government Gazette • Monday June 23, 2008 • Issue 25 663 Soufriere Primary School Upgradings Alvin Florent, Teacher III (a) to Teacher IV, effective January 01, Tasherlee Pascal, Teacher III(b) Fond Assau Primary School 2008. effective April 07, 2008 until June 29, Ms. Peggy B. Popo, Teacher III(a) 2008. Sean Wells, Teacher III(a) to Teacher to Graduate Teacher III, effective April IV, effective January 01, 2008. Appointments 01, 2008. George Charles Secondary School Bocage Secondary School Gros Islet Secondary School Veronica Henry, Graduate Teacher Catherine Alexander-Daniel, Teacher Dawson Ragunanan as Vice II to Graduate Teacher III, effective IV to Graduate Teacher III, effective Principal, with effect from April 07, January 01, 2008. 2008 on Probation for one (1) year. April 01, 2008. Rosemary Desma Pierre-Louis, Krismund M. Stanislaus, Teacher Teacher II(a) to Graduate Teacher I, Continuation Of Temporary II(a) to Graduate Teacher I, effective effective September 03, 2007. Appointments September 04, 2007. Millet Primary School District III Dame Pearlette Louisy Primary School Naomi Augustin, Teacher II(a) to Leon Hess Comprehensive Secondary Teacher III(a), effective September 03, Mauricia S. Francis, Graduate School 2007. Teacher II to Graduate Teacher III, Nahra Alowath Herman as Graduate effective April 01, 2008. Teacher I, until July 31, 2008. Ciceron Combined School Merle-Lisa Desir, Teacher II(b) to Valerie Cyiana Norley, Graduate Teacher III(a), effective September 03, Ave Maria Primary School Teacher II to Graduate Teacher III, 2007. Marvelle Modeste, Teacher II(b) effective April 01, 2008. until April 30, 2008. Idonia Jules, Special Teacher II to Graduate Teacher III, effective April Ciceron Secondary School 01, 2008. District V Joyce Zephirin, Teacher IV to Graduate Teacher III, effective January Patience Combined School Sir Ira Simmons Secondary School 01, 2008. Judy Sayers as Teacher III(a), until Alexandra Nelson, Teacher II(a) to Martin Hippolyte, Teacher III(a) to May 31, 2008. Teacher III(a) effective September 01, Graduate Teacher II, effective January 2007. District VI 01, 2007. Vide Bouteille Secondary School Augier Combined School Anse La Raye Infant School Lydia Stanislas, Teacher III(a) Anya Valmont, Teacher III(b), until Martina Raphael, Teacher II(c) to to Graduate Teacher II, effective March 20, 2008 and April 07 to 29, Teacher III(a), effective September 03, September 01, 2007. 2008. 2007. Donna Bagot, Graduate Teacher I District VIII to Graduate Teacher II, effective April Grande Riviere Secondary School 01, 2008. Soufriere Infant School Sonia Bispack, Teacher IV to Graduate Teacher III, effective January Rhea Charles, Teacher II(b) until Camille Henry Memorial School 01, 2008. June 30, 2008. Alika Belas, Teacher II(b) to Teacher Aux Lyons Combined School Acting Appointments III(a) effective September 03, 2007. Joice Forde, Teacher IV to Graduate Riviere Doree Anglican Combined Carmen Rene Memorial School Teacher III, effective January 01, School Tamara Sidonie, Teacher II(a) to 2008. Catherine Constantine as Principal I, Teacher III(a) effective September 03, Smith Sandiford, Teacher II(b) to with effect from January 14, 2008 until 2007. Teacher III(a), effective September March 20, 2008. 06, 2007. Entrepot Secondary School Patience Combined School Josephine Andrea Jolie-Louisy, Dennery Infant School Sylvia Charlery as Principal I, with Graduate Teacher II to Graduate Hilda V. Leon, Teacher III(a) to effect from January 19 until March 20, Teacher III, effective April 01, 2008. Teacher IV, effective April 01, 2008. 2008. 664 Saint Lucia Government Gazette • Monday June 23, 2008 • Issue 25 Vieux Fort Technical Secondary Marchand Combined School Request For Early Retirement Andria Chitolie, Teacher II(a) to Emily L. Remy, Teacher II(b) to The Teaching Service Commission Graduate Teacher I, effective September Teacher III(a), effective September 03, has no objection to the following early 10, 2007. 2007. retirements: Vieux Fort Comprehensive Secondary Maradona Popo, Teacher II(b) to Marylen Joseph, Teacher III(b), (Campus B) Teacher III(a), effective September Micoud Infant School, effective August 03 to November 30, 2007 and from 01, 2008. Dafrose Caputo, Teacher III(a) to January 07, 2008. Graduate Teacher III, effective January Christina Epiphane, Teacher III(b), 01, 2008. Clendon Mason Memorial Secondary Babonneau Primary School, effective School September 01, 2008. Curlin L. Hudson, Teacher III(a) to Graduate Teacher II, effective Lucius Evans, Graduate Teacher II to Marthe Elizabeth Andrew, Teacher September 01, 2007. Graduate Teacher III, effective January III(a), Canaries Infant School, effective 01, 2008. August 01, 2008. Dawn Agdomar, Teacher II(a) to Graduate Teacher I, effective September Phillip Regis, Graduate Teacher II, St. Mary’s College 01, 2007. George Charles Secondary School, Winnifred Joseph-Calderon, Graduate effective September 01, 2008. Piaye Secondary School Teacher II to Graduate Teacher III, Sheila Adlain, Teacher IV, Augier effective January 01, 2008. Shirley Mark, Teacher III(a) Combined School, effective September to Graduate Teacher II, effective 01, 2008. Dennery Primary School September 01, 2007. Elizabeth Norbert, Principal, Jennifer Regis, Teacher III(a) Delthia Wilfred-Ellevic, Graduate Micoud R C Infant School, effective to Graduate Teacher II, effective Teacher II to Graduate Teacher III, September 01, 2007. December 31, 2008. effective April 01, 2008. Valencia Raymond, Graduate Gillian Januarius John, Graduate Lady Gordon Opportunity Centre Teacher II, Ciceron Secondary School, Teacher II to Graduate Teacher III, effective August 01, 2008. effective September 01, 2007. Delia Payne, Special Teacher II to Graduate Teacher II, effective Melvina Mauren Samuel, Teacher September 01, 2007. Resignations III(a) to Graduate Teacher II, effective Larry Andrew, Teacher II(a), at the September 01, 2007. St. Joseph’s Convent Leon Hess Comprehensive Secondary School, with effect from March 31, Juliana Ferdinand, Teacher IV, Choiseul Secondary School 2008. to Graduate Teacher II, effective Marietta
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