The Murray County Board of Education approved the following personnel moves at its meeting Thursday night:
Certified new hires for 2008-2009
• Brandy Rainey, Pre-K teacher, Pre-K Center
• Anthony DeLisse, special education teacher, Mountain Creek Academy
• Leah Bell, special education teacher, Gladden Middle School
• Matthew O’Dell, science teacher, Bagley Middle School
• Candyce Bates, science teacher, Chatsworth Elementary
• John Demerdjian, music teacher, Chatsworth Elementary
• Bonnie Vest, special education teacher, Chatsworth Elementary
• Nancy Mathis, math teacher, Murray County High School
• Ray Mathis, math teacher, Murray County High School
• Julie Gallman, counselor, Murray County High School
Transfers for 2008-2009
• Margaret Redmond, from counselor (200 days) at Gladden Middle School to counselor (200 days) at Murray County High School
• Scott Drennon, from counselor (200 days) at Bagley Middle School to counselor shared at Bagley Middle School and Gladden Middle School
• Amanda Kimsey, from special education parapro at Eton (will replace with someone from Woodlawn Elementary) to Pre-K parapro at the Pre-K Center
• Melva Ragan, from special education parapro at Woodlawn Elementary (not replacing) to special education parapro at Murray County High School/Ninth Grade Academy
• Heather Priest, from special education parapro at Woodlawn Elementary (not replacing) to Pre-K parapro at the Pre-K Center
• Kim Parrish, from teacher at Gladden Middle School (on paper only) to teacher at Bagley Middle School
Separations
• Food service worker Mildred Smith, resignation
• Bus driver Melissa Lofty, resignation
• Bus driver Cheryl Bowers, resignation
• Teacher Danny Williams, Mountain Creek Academy, release from contract
• Teacher Susan Trippe, Bagley Middle School, release from contract
• Teacher Amber Burrell, Eton Elementary, release from contract
• Bus monitor Julia Lawson, resignation
• Food service worker Ranie Goley, resignation
• Food service worker Janice Aaron, resignation
• Teacher Charles Smith, Murray County High School, declined offer
Local News
May 30, 2008
Murray schools make personnel shifts
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