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2009 CAS Subcommittee Names.Xlsx 2009 Colorado Academic Standards List of Subcommittee Members, By Content Area CONTENT AREA Elementary, Middle, and Teacher of Physical Education and ARTS: Dance Subcommittee Chair: Linda Marsh High School Dance St. Mary's Academy Castle Rock Athena A. Baschal, Subcommittee Members: M.Ed. Parent and High School Dance and Drama Educator Colorado Springs Director International Baccalaureate Dance Program, Performing Arts Judi Hofmeister High School Department Chair Douglas County High School Highlands Ranch Alicia Karczewski Middle and High School Director of Dance Denver School of the Arts Denver Elementary and Middle Lori O. Lara School Fine Arts and Language Arts Instructor Beulah School of Natural Sciences Beulah Julia Wilkinson Manley Business School Director Ballet Nouveau Colorado Broomfield Elementary and Middle Centennial Academy of Fine Arts School, and Higher Education, University of Northern Sandra Minton, Ph.D. Education Dance Specialist Colorado Thornton Movement, Health and Physical Education Academy School District 20, The Marion Gaudioso Nagle Teacher DaVinci Academy Adjunct Faculty, Colorado College, Education Department Anne O'Connor Business Director of Education and Outreach Colorado Ballet Denver Dulcie Willis High School Theatre Practicum and Dance Teacher Poudre High School Fort Collins Professor of Theatre, Head of Theatre ARTS: Drama and Theatre Arts Subcommittee Chair: Dr. Mary Schuttler Higher Education Education University of Northern Colorado Greeley Subcommittee Members: Mr. Don Cochran Business Owner, DC Solutions Member, ISTE Loveland Mr. Doug Hinkle Elementary School Theatre Educator The DaVinci Academy Colorado Springs Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Mr. Gary Holder Business Curator of Education Center Pueblo Assistant Professor of Theatre, Ms. Gillian McNally Higher Education Associate Head of Theatre Education University of Northern Colorado Greeley Mr. Stanford Paris High School Retired, Theatre Educator Heritage High School Centennial Director, Alliance for Colorado Ms. Jodi Papproth High School Theatre; Theatre Educator Cheyenne Mountain High School Colorado Springs Chapter Director, Colorado Thespians; Mr. Jay Seller High School Theatre Educator Horizon High School Denver Ms. Erica Skelcey Elementary School Elementary Drama Educator The DaVinci Academy Colorado Springs ARTS: Music Subcommittee Chairs: Mark Garberich, Ph.D. Middle and High School Instrumental Music Teacher Alamosa School District RE‐11J Alamosa Parent and Community Ms. Wendy S. Chiado Member Department of Defense Contractor Colorado Springs Page 1 of 10 2009 Colorado Academic Standards List of Subcommittee Members, By Content Area CONTENT AREA ARTS: Music (cont.) Subcommittee Members: Ms. Kristin Edwards District Music Curriculum Coordinator Jefferson County School District Lakewood Curriculum ‐ Teacher on Special Mr. John Epps District Assignment Douglas County School District Castle Rock Ms. Michelle B. Ewer Middle School Instrumental Director Jefferson County School District Arvada Mr. Aaron Garner Elementary School Elementary Music Teacher Pueblo District 70 Rye Elementary Music Specialist, District Ms. Colleen Heinz Elementary School Music Coordinator Morgan County School District RE‐3 Fort Morgan Ranum High School, Adams County Mr. Andy Holmes High School Orchestra Director; Music Director School District 50 Lakewood Mark Hudson, Ph.D. Higher Education Professor, Department of Music Colorado State Univeristy ‐ Pueblo Pueblo Ms. Harriet G. Jarmon, Ph.D. Middle School Vocal Music Director Falcon School District 49 Peyton Mark Montemayor, Ph.D. Higher Education Assistant Professor, Music Education University of Northern Colorado Greeley Center Consolidated School District Ms. Kate Newmeyer Middle and High School Music Teacher, Grades 5‐12 26JT Mosca Ms. Viola Terranova Elementary School Elementary Music Specialist Adams 12 Five Star School District Thornton Assistant Director Office National Board Certified Teacher, Early Dr. Angelique Acevedo‐ of Culture and Diversity, Visual Arts Methods Professor, Adolescent through Young Adulthood ARTS: Visual Arts Subcommittee Chairs: Barron Jefferson County Schools University of Denver Art Lakewood Associate Professor of Art Education, Art Museum Adjunct Curator of Dr. Patrick Fahey Higher Education Education Colorado State University Windsor Subcommittee Members: Ms. Tamara Anderson Middle School Art Teacher Eucllid Middle School Morrison Ms. Roberta Bloom, M.F.A. Business Assistant Director Mizel Arts and Cultural Center Denver Ms. Deborah Brooks, Art Teacher, District Visual Arts M.A. Ed Elementary School Coordinator Adams 12 Five Star Schools Denver Ms. Beth Anne Art Teacher, The Academy Charter Cummings Elementary School School Adams 12 Five Star Schools Westminster Mr. Thomas Fleecs, M.Ed. District Fine Arts Curriculum Coordinator Colorado Springs School District 11 Colorado Springs Ms. Donna Goodwin, M.Ed. Middle School Art Teacher, Sunset Middle School St. Vrain Valley School District Longmont Mr. Jerry Grossbert, B.A., M.F.A. Business Vice President of Insurance Services CC Carpet & Flooring Restoration Colorado Springs Ms. Cheri Isgreen, B.A., Elementary and Middle M.A. School K‐8 Art Teacher Montrose School District Montrose Arts/STEM/IT Program Director, Ms. Jennifer Jirous Higher Education Career and Technical Education Colorado Community College System Colorado Springs Ms. Julie Knowles, M.A., Director of Assessment and Special ECSE, Ed.S. Early Childhood Educator Programs Garfield School District Re‐2 Page 2 of 10 2009 Colorado Academic Standards List of Subcommittee Members, By Content Area CONTENT AREA Subcommittee Members: Elementary, Middle, and ARTS: Visual Arts (cont.) (cont.) Mr. Ben Quinn, M.A. High School K‐12 Art Department Head Norwood School District Norwood Ms. Kathy Scott, B.A., M.A. High School Art Teacher Platte Canyon School District #1 Conifer Dean, College of Performing and Dr. Andrew Jay Svedlow Higher Education Visual Arts University of Northern Colorado Loveland Ms. Margo Hatton‐ The Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Wolfe Business Development Director Pueblo Pueblo Comprehensive Health and Physical Education Curriculum Physical Education Subcommittee Chairs: Judy Cooper District Coordinator Jefferson County Schools Golden Rocky Mountain Center for Health Sharon Murray Business President Promotion and Education Lakewood Subcommittee Members: Joni Baca Parent Homemaker Highlands Ranch Clayton Ellis High School Physical Education Teacher Aurora Public Schools Aurora Dawn M. Fertitta Elementary School Physical Education Teacher Thompson School District Loveland Aaron Ford Elementary School Physical Education Teacher Colorado Springs School District 11 Colorado Springs Rocky Mountain Center for Health Jamie Hurley Business Health Education Consultant Promotion and Education Lakewood Professor and Coordinator of Exercise Kathleen Kinkema Higher Education and Sports Science Program Western State College Gunnison Katy Kupecz Business Retired Health Educator Denver Joneen Mackenzie Business RN/Executive Director WAIT Training Denver Lorez Meinhold Business Senior Program Officer Colorado Health Foundation Denver Jennifer Perkins Elementary School Rhythm and Movement Teacher Douglas County Schools Castle Rock Activity Manager, Alliance for a Lisa K. Perry Business National Physical Education/Physical Healthier Generation Kremmling Dr. John Sbarbaro Business Medical Director Leprino Foods Company Denver Dr. Sandra Stenmark Business Physician Kaiser Permanente Denver Chris Strater Elementary School Physical Education Teacher Aurora Public Schools Aurora Tara Trujillo Business Health Initiatives Director Colorado Children's Campaign Denver Bridget Trujillo Business Executive Director YMCA Pueblo Mathematics: Subcommittee Chairs: Mr. Michael Brom Middle School Title I Math Teacher Douglas County Schools Parker Dr. Lew Romagnano Higher Education Professor of Mathmatical Sciences Metropolitan State College of Denver Louisville Subcommittee Members: Ms. Kristine Bradley Higher Education Assistant Professor of Mathematics Pikes Peak Community College Colorado Springs Mr. Greg George District K‐12 Mathematics Coordinator St. Vrain Valley School District Longmont Monroe Elementary, Thompson School Ms. Camis Haskell Elementary School 5th Grade Classroom Teacher District Fort Collins Thompson Valley High School, Mr. Lanny Hass High School Assistant Principal Thompson School District Loveland Ms. Clare Heidema Elementary School Senior Research Associate RMC Research Aurora Elementary Math Instructional Mr. James Hogan Elementary School Coordinator Aurora Public Schools Denver Subcommittee Chairs: Vista Ridge High School, Falcon School Mathematics: (cont.) (cont.) Ms. Kristina Hunt High School Mathematics Instructor District 49 Colorado Springs Page 3 of 10 2009 Colorado Academic Standards List of Subcommittee Members, By Content Area CONTENT AREA Ms. Deborah James Elementary School Principal at Burlington Elementary Burlington School District Burlington Dr. Catherine Martin District Director of Mathematics and Science Denver Public Schools Denver Young Americans Center for Financial Mr. Richard Martinez, Jr. Business President and CEO Education and Young Americans Bank Centennial Lake City Community School, Hinsdale Ms. Leslie Nichols Middle School Secondary Math Teacher County School District Lake City Pagosa Springs High School, Archuleta Ms. Alicia Taber O'Brien High School Mathematics Dept. Chair School District 50 Pagosa Springs Secondary Math Instructional
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