Stalker Newsletter
Laura Charles, Principal February 2012 http://www.nlcs.k12.in.us/stalker/
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REMINDER – 2 HOUR DELAYS
When we have a 2 hour delay; school starts and buses run exactly 2 hours later then usual. This puts students entering the building
at 9:50 and 10:05 being tardy. No breakfast will be served.
STUDENT DROP-OFF / DISMISSAL
Please do not pull into the circle where the buses are parked for AM or PM drop-off / pick-up. This is a danger to our children
to have to walk between the buses.
MID-TERM PROGRESS REPORTS
Progress Reports will be sent home on Wednesday, February 15.
NO SCHOOL OR MAKE/UP DAYS - Monday, February 20 and Monday, February 27, 2012
VALENTINE’S DAY PARTY
The Valentine’s Day party will be on Tuesday, February 14 at 2:00. PTO room mothers will be contacting parents who are
interested and available to assist with the Valentine’s Day party.
YEARBOOK SALES
Yearbooks will be on sale February 13 – 28. Tuesday, February 28 will be the last day to order. The cost for each book is $12.00.
For an additional $5.00 you may have your book personalized with your child’s name and picture on the front cover. Students must pay
for the yearbook when they order. Order forms will be sent home Monday, February 13.
BREAKFAST REMINDER
Breakfast is offered in all NLCS schools. The cost for breakfast is $1.25 for students (.30 for Reduced students), and $2.00 for adults.
GOD’S STORE HOUSE
Food, clothes, and various home items are available for free at the God’s Store House. It is located in the old Heltonville School building
in Heltonville. Their hours are as follows:
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 – 3:00. Example of items available: Food items: can goods,
bread, lunchmeat, hot dogs, etc. Various sizes of clothing. Home goods: pillows, blankets, etc.
BOOK RENTAL
All Book Rental is past due. A list of all unpaid book rental will be forwarded to our Administration Officials for collection shortly, so
please contact the Stalker office immediately for payment. If you received book rental assistance, your bill only reflects the fees portion
and is due and payable now also. (per the State of Indiana)
KINDERGARTEN SCREENING FOR INCOMING 2012-13 KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS
Stalker will have kindergarten screening on Thursday, April 12, 2012. Children who will be 5 years old on or before August 1, 2012
are eligible to attend screening. Parents should call the school (275-4821) after March 1, 2012 to schedule a screening time. Please
be prepared to present your child’s birth certificate, immunization dates, and custody papers (if applicable) to the Stalker office before
time of screening. There will not be any make up dates, so please let everyone know that all eligible children in the Stalker school
district should attend.
STUDENT COUNCIL NEWS by Reporter Chloe Spires
Hi, this is Chloe Spires reporting for Student Council. Wow, January was a very busy month. We would like to thank everyone
who helped with our Pennies for Patients Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Program!
MATH BOWL
Congratulations to our new math bowl members! They include: Kaylen Bowers, John Fall, Hallee Gabhart, Jerzee Gee, Hanna Hatfield,
Hayley Hatfield, Emily Herschelman, Courtney Hsu, Sammy Holland, Kiara Martinez, Brittni Pemberton, Ally Pemberton, Lexie Philpott,
Donavan Sage, and Jacky Zhang. Our Sponsor is Mrs. McDaniel and her assistant and proctor is Mrs. Lucas.
The students have received a practice schedule. (Practices are Tuesdays after school.)
Math competitions will be held at the BNL Auxiliary Gym on Thursday, February 16th and
Thursday, March 1, 2012 at 5:00. (Students should arrive no later than 4:45 p.m.)
INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
Through the McKinney-Vento Act of 1987, as amended by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, federal funds are available to support programs to
meet the needs of homeless children and youth. The state defines homeless as;
○ Doubled up – students sharing housing due to loss of housing or economic hardship
○ Sheltered – students living in emergency, domestic violence or transitional shelter
○ Unsheltered – students living in campgrounds, cars, public places, substandard housing, etc. due to lack of housing
○ Hotels / Motels – students living in hotels / motels for lack of housing
If you feel your child falls in any of these categories, please contact your child’s school office for a list of benefits and a statement of rights.
The Statement of Rights can also be found on the North Lawrence Community Schools website at http://www.nlcs.k12.in.us.
The McKinney-Vento Act liaisons for North Lawrence Community Schools are Darcy Clark and Teri Hamilton. They can be reached at 812-279-3521
if you have additional questions.
ACCELERATED READER
To determine if a book your child is reading is an Accelerated Reader book, parents may access a list at the following web site:
www.arbookfind.com
iXL MATH
iXL Math is a new and better way that you can help your child with math. As part of our new EnVision Math Series, iXL is an
internet web site that reinforces math skills and a fun way to reward students.
The students will work with the program at school and at home! Visit the website iXL.com to learn ways of making math
more fun and rewarding for students!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT ABSENCES
Please call the school by 8:30 if your child will not be attending due to an appointment or illness.
We need to know that all our students are safe and accounted for! All absences must be accompanied by a note from the
parent, guardian, or physician. PLEASE NOTE: If the school calls home to check on a student who is not at school – the
student’s absence is NOT considered excused.
MEDICATIONS (Message from NLCS Administration)
We encourage parents to work with their health care provider to give their child's medications at home. Short term medicine
prescribed 2 times a day should be taken before school and in the evening at home; medicine prescribed 3 times a day should
be taken before and after school and at bedtime, unless otherwise indicated, in writing from the physician.
Parents, a reminder about determining when your child is too sick to come to school
Please keep your child home when:
- He/she has a fever. Children whose fever is brought down by medication (this includes children on aspirin or Tylenol) should stay
- home from school, too.
- He/she has diarrhea.
- He/she has a runny nose that cannot be contained.
- He/she has vomited in the last 12 hours.
- Any open wound needs to be covered due to the potential for body fluid exposure.
If your child picks at scabs you must cover it with a bandage.
- He/she has ear drainage.
When children are sent to school sick it endangers the health of other students, as well as the staff. When your children are at school,
we want them to be active learners. Being sick interferes with the learning process for your child.
We strive to keep our classroom environment as clean and sanitary as possible. We need you to help us by keeping sick children at
home until symptoms are gone. Your cooperation and effort is greatly appreciated in this effort to keep your child and others healthy
throughout the school year.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Tuesday, November 1 Lincoln (H)
Monday, November 7 Fayetteville (T)
Thursday, November 10 Springville (H)
Tuesday, November 15 Needmore (H)
Monday, November 21 Shawswick (T)
Tuesday, November 29 Heltonville (T) - No girls game
Thursday, December 1 Parkview (T)
Tuesday, December 6 Dollens (H)
NOTE: Girls’ games will begin at 3:45 with the boys’ games following.
In order for students to stay after school to watch the game, they must have a note from parents and $1.50
to cover the student fee. They will then be allowed to sit in the gym and wait for the game to begin. This
is a privilege that will be denied them if they do not have good behavior.
Congratulations to our Student Council Representatives, Advisory Board & Officers
Student Council Officers
President – Olivia Faubion and Colton Spires
Vice President – Ariana Robbins
Secretary – Savanna Vaught
Treasure – Hayley Hatfield
Reporter – Chloe Spires
Photographer – Hanna Hatfield and Kiara Martinez
Classroom Representatives:
Third Grade – Alisha Breeden, Trent Duncan, Hally Staggs, Ian Scott, and Kaitlyn Young
Fourth Grade – Sammy Holland, Courtney Hsu, Evy Steimel, Hallee Gabhart, Ally Pemberton, Maranna Stevens,
and Zane Zollman
Fifth Grade – Keilan McVicker
Advisory Board
Third Grade – Marcus Allen, Megan Anderson, Eagle Breedlove, Bracie Crane, Trent Duncan, Haley Hatfield,
Aiden Kerr, Jaudon Kirby, Taylor Miller, Tyler Myers, Ursula Patton, Jaylie Sams, Katie Sutton, Hailey Yates, and
Elizabeth Zhang
Fourth Grade – Elias Bartlett, Mia Childers, Dante Dodds, Kaleb Downham, Jerzee Gee, Keith Gibson, Elissa Hall,
Kimberly Morris, Kristyn New, Alexis Philpott, Donavan Sage, McKenna Sokeland, Alexia Taylor, and Katie Wagner
Fifth Grade – Kaylen Bowers, Briston Bundy, Jaiden Curren, Brittni Pemberton, Makensi Ricks, Cassie Rutledge,
Soheila
Strunk, and Lukas Wykoff
GENERAL INFO:
Tobacco Free Facility
All North Lawrence Community School buildings and grounds are designated as Tobacco Free areas. We ask for your cooperation in
bserving this policy at all school sponsored events. This is not only an NLCS policy, but is also necessary to comply with the “No Child
Left Behind” Federal Legislation.
Attendance Policy (found in NLCS Handbook)
Absence: In accordance with State Law, an excused absence is for personal illness or death in the family. When a student returns to
school after an absence, as defined by state law, he/she (1) shall present a doctor or dentist statement giving reasons for the absence,
or (2) parent’s statement may be accepted for the first five (5) absences (personal illness/death in the family) during the semester. Any
days beyond that number will require a doctor’s statement or a parent conference for the absence to be considered an excused absence.
All vacations and other non-school activities involving students should be scheduled during times that school is not in session. Any deviation
to this policy must be approved by the principal. Students/parents who violate the attendance policy may be referred to the Truancy Intervention
Program and Prosecutor. Any absence due to a National Holiday, Religious Observance must be approved by the principal prior to the event
and with written request. Upon approval it will be counted as an excused absence. Tardiness: Students are considered tardy if they are
not in school on time. Students are to report to their classrooms by the start of the first class/period. Parents: Please note that almost all
tardiness is avoidable. It is important that you make every effort to ensure that your child is ON Time to school. Tardiness disrupts not only
the school program, but also the progress of each child in each class is impacted. Tardiness seriously interferes with your child’s academic
progress. Being on time teaches your child to be responsible and to practice good time management skills. We honor “responsibility” as an
essential Life skill and we ask you and your child to choose to do the same thing. Please note that tardiness (10 tardies) will also lead
to a referral to the Truancy Intervention Program via the Prosecutor’s Office.
Perfect Attendance: (NLCS Handbook)
A student must be present from bell to bell without any departures throughout the school year to be considered having perfect attendance.
If a student leaves during his/her lunch hour with a parent or guardian, he/she may not sign out prior to their assigned lunch hour and must
be signed back in before his/her lunch hour is over.
Outstanding Attendance: To receive outstanding attendance, the student is not tardy nor departs the school day early more than three times
each nine week grading period.
NLCS Dress Code (NLCS Handbook)
School personnel asks for our support to insure that students come to school in attire that is modest, does not pose health or safety hazards,
and is not disruptive or distracting to the school environment. Please consult the dress code in your child’s handbook. When appropriateness
of dress is in question, the principal or his/her designee may request modification or send the student home to change. This includes clothing
and footwear that poses a safety issue for the child. We ask that children do not wear flip-flop or heelie shoes (with the heels in them)
to school. They are unsafe footwear for the playground.
Textbooks
It is very important you remind your child to take care of his/her hardback textbooks. These are rented textbooks and any damaged textbooks
have to be replaced. Most of these books cost $40.00 - $50.00 each. We will be billing you all for lost and/or damaged books this year.
Student Parties
Out of respect for all students, we ask that you not distribute party invitations at school or on the school bus. The only time we permit this is if
the entire class is being invited to the party. We are also not allowed to give out addresses and phone numbers of our students.
STAFF
Mrs. Laura Charles – Principal; 275-4821 ext 101 charlesl@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Debbie Brown – Secretary; 275-4821 ext 100 brownd@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Melissa Kissinger – Kindergarten 275-4821 ext 203 kissingerm@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Judy Stout – Kindergarten 275-4821 ext 205 stoutjud@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Tricia Malone – 1st grade 275-4821 ext 207 malonet@nlcs.k12.in.us
Miss Ana Rynders – 1st grade 275-4821 ext 206 ryndersa@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Cassie Spires – 2nd grade 275-4821 ext 208 spirescm@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Jessica Lee – 2nd grade; 275-4821 ext 209 leej@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Jane Scott – 3rd grade; 275-4821 ext 210 scottj@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Tracy Williams – 3rd grade 275-4821 ext 211 williamst@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Connie McDaniel – 4th grade 275-4821 ext 215 mcdanielc@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Connie Meade – 4th grade 275-4821 ext 217 meadec@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mr. Tom McKnight – 5th grade 275-4821 ext 214 mcknightt@nlcs.k12.in.us
Ms. Anna Wall – MOMH; 275-4821 ext 204 walla@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mr. Orland McConnell – SEH 275-4821 ext 212 mcconnello@nlcs.k12.in.us
Ms. Brittany Dant – Resource 275-4821 ext 218 dantb@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Jan Phillips – Speech 275-4821 ext 228 phillipsj@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Nancy Conrad – PE 275-4821 ext 225 conradn@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Beth Freeman – Music 275-4821 ext 224 freemanb@nlcs.k12.in.us
Ms. Liz McKenzie – Art; 275-4821 ext 226 mckenziee@nlcs.k12.in.us
Ms. Rachel Cornwell – My Sidewalks 275-4821 ext 216 cornwellr@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Jessica Lucas– My Sidewalks 275-4821 ext 223 lucasj@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Vicky Simmons – Librarian; 275-4821 ext 229 simmonsv@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Wilma Frazier – Cafeteria head cook 275-4821 ext 220 frazierw@nlcs.k12.in.us
Mrs. Marcella Hargis – Cook
Mrs. Peggy Silvers – Cook
Ms. Cheryl Barger – MOMH TA
Mrs. Nancy Chambers – Title I TA
Mrs. Regina Galliher – Kindergarten TA
Ms. Lora Kern – MOMH TA
Mrs. Lisa Lane – SEH TA
Mrs. Sharon Neuman – Title I TA
Mrs. Melanie Rainey – Title I TA
Mrs. Marci Ramey – Kindergarten TA
Mrs. Pam Stalker – Resource TA
Mrs. Sandra Thorp – MOMH TA
Mrs. Tina Wyatt – Title I TA
Mr. Mike Donica – Custodian
Mrs. Carolyn Livesay – Custodian
Mrs. Heather Hearth – Bus Driver A-15 834-5161
Mrs. Janice Neeley – Bus Driver A-10 275-4924
Mrs. Evelyn Terrell – Bus Driver A-31 834-5561
Mr. Keith Morrow – Bus Driver A-30 275-4778
Parents, a reminder about determining when your child is too sick to come to school
Please keep your child home when:
- He/she has had a fever. Children whose fever is brought down by medication (this includes children on aspirin or Tylenol)
- should stay home from school too.
- He/she has diarrhea.
- He/she has a runny nose that cannot be contained.
- He/she has vomited in the last 12 hours.
- Any open wound needs to be covered due to the potential for body fluid exposure.
If your child picks at scabs you must cover it with a bandage.
- He/she has ear drainage.
When children are sent to school sick it endangers the health of other students, as well as the staff. When your child is
at school, we want them to be active learners. Being sick interferes with the learning process for your child.
We strive to keep our classroom environment as clean and sanitary as possible. We need you to help us by keeping
sick children at home until symptoms are gone. Your cooperation and effort is greatly appreciated in this effort to keep
your child and others healthy throughout the school year.
WEATHER INFORMATION
Whenever possible, students go outside to enjoy the playground equipment, games and fresh air.
With cold weather approaching, please be sure your child is appropriately dressed.
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR CHILD’S NAME IS ON HIS/HER COAT AND LUNCHBOX SO
THEY MAY BE RETURNED TO THEM IF LOST.
School Delays
If the schools are on a two-hour delay, school will begin at 10:00 a.m.
School Times
The school day for Stalker students is as follows:
7:40 – Breakfast begins
7:50 – Start Classes
8:05 – Tardy bell
11:00– 12:00 lunch and recess
2:45 – Buses load
2:50 – Car riders dismissed
Students who are brought to school by private vehicles should not arrive before 7:40 a.m. There is
no supervision prior to this time.
INFORMATION FROM THE NLCS CORPORATION FOR ALL SCHOOLS:
For the safety of our students – Please do not call the school and change your child/children’s travel plans
(bus or car rider) after 1:00 each day.
Also, the times for homework pick-up are as follows: after 2:00 p.m. or dismissal (3:00 p.m.) each day.
MEDICATIONS (Message from NLCS Administration)
We encourage parents to work with their health care provider to give their child's medications at home. Short term medicine
prescribed 2 times a day should be taken before school and in the evening at home; medicine prescribed 3 times a day should
be taken before and after school and at bedtime, unless otherwise indicated, in writing from the physician. Medications that
cause drowsiness should not be dispensed at school. After surgery or injury, students should recover at home until pain
can be controlled with Tylenol or Advil-like products.
School Breakfast, Lunch, and Milk
Student lunches are $2.00 per day or $10.00 per week. We prefer you pay weekly on Mondays. Please send lunch money
in an envelope with your child’s name, the amount enclosed, and specific days your child will be eating a school lunch.
Adult lunches are $2.75 per day. If you are paying for breakfast/lunch by check, please make the checks for the exact amount.
Do not include Book Rental fees on this check. It must be paid separately.
If your child forgets to bring lunch or lunch money – he/she may charge for a cafeteria lunch. Please send the money for the
charge the next day. Mrs. Frazier, in the cafeteria, will notify you if your child has three or more charges. Children will not
e able to call home for lunches.
Prices:
Student Breakfast $1.25
Student Reduced Breakfast $0.30
Milk $0.50
Student Lunch $2.10
Student Reduced Lunch $0.40
If you feel your family qualifies for lunch assistance, you must complete an assistance form. If your family qualifies for free or reduced lunches, you will
also qualify for textbook assistance. On the form, if you wish to take advantage of the free textbook portion of this program, you MUST check and sign this
section in addition to the lunch section. When completing the application, the income stated should be monthly gross income. Please do not hesitate to apply
if you feel you are eligible. Contact the office if you would like help completing this form. Reduced breakfast price is $.30 per day and reduced lunch price is $.40 per day.
Book Rental
Book Rental charges need to be paid in full immediately. Please contact the office if you have questions, are unable to pay at this time, or need to know
the amount you owe. Checks written must include your social security number, driver’s license number, or birth date. Please do not include any other fee on this check.
Elementary School Handbook
Every child in grades 1-5 receives a handbook of rules and procedures for North Lawrence Elementary Schools. This Journal/Agenda/Handbook has been issued to
your child. Please read the handbook for general information, guidelines, and rules. Rules in this handbook have been reviewed with children in the classroom.
All rules are for the safety of children and efficient operation of the school. The school corporation’s Technology Handbook is also included in this booklet.
Parents must sign and return the page indicating that it has been received before access to computers can be provided to students.
Attendance Policy (found in NLCS Handbook)
Absence: In accordance with State Law, an excused absence is for personal illness or death in the family. When a student returns to school after an absence, as
defined by state law, he/she (1) shall present a doctor or dentist statement giving reasons for the absence, or (2) parent’s statement may be accepted for the first five (5) absences
(personal illness/death in the family) during the semester. Any days beyond that number will require a doctor’s statement or a parent conference for the absence to be considered
an excused absence. All vacations and other non-school activities involving students should be scheduled during times that school is not in session. Any deviation to this policy
must be approved by the principal. Students/parents who violate the attendance policy may be referred to the Truancy Intervention Program and Prosecutor.
Any absence due to a National Holiday, Religious Observance must be approved by the principal prior to the event and with written request. Upon approval it will be counted
as an excused absence.
Tardiness: Students are considered tardy if they are not in school on time. Students are to report to their classrooms by the start of the first class/period.
Parents: Please note that almost all tardiness is avoidable. It is important that you make every effort to ensure that your child is ON Time to school. Tardiness disrupts not
only the school program, but also the progress of each child in each class is impacted. Tardiness seriously interferes with your child’s academic progress. Being on time teaches
your child to be responsible and to practice good time management skills. We honor “responsibility” as an essential Life skill and we ask you and your child to choose to do
the same thing. Please note that tardiness (10 tardies) will also lead to a referral to the Truancy Intervention Program via the Prosecutor’s Office.
Perfect Attendance: (NLCS Handbook)
A student must be present from bell to bell without any departures throughout the school year to be considered having perfect attendance. If a student leaves during his/her
lunch hour with a parent or guardian, he/she may not sign out prior to their assigned lunch hour and must be signed back in before his/her lunch hour is over.
Outstanding Attendance: To receive outstanding attendance, the student is not tardy nor departs the school day early more than three times each nine week grading period.
Absences
Please call the office on the morning of student absence by 8:30. All absences must be accompanied by a note from the parent, guardian, or physician. If you
have to take your child to the doctor or dentist, have the doctor/dentist give you an excuse. Medical absences do not count in the total 5 days allowed per each semester.
Parental notes will be accepted for these 5 days; however, we may require a medical note for any days after this amount.
NLCS Dress Code (NLCS Handbook)
School personnel asks for our support to insure that students come to school in attire that is modest, does not pose health or safety hazards, and is not disruptive or distracting
to the school environment. Please consult the dress code in your child’s handbook. When appropriateness of dress is in question, the principal or his/her designee may request
modification or send the student home to change. This includes clothing and footwear that poses a safety issue for the child. We ask that children do not wear flip-flop or
heelie shoes (with the heels in them) to school. They are unsafe footwear for the playground.
Name Tag
Security
As an added security measure, we ask all visitors to the building sign in at the office and obtain a “Visitor” I.D. tag. This will help all staff members identify legitimate guests at our school.
Sign In-Sign Out
If students arrive late to school, they must be signed in by a parent or guardian. Also, students must be signed out by a parent or guardian when leaving the building early.
This includes if you are taking your child out for lunch. The sign in and sign out sheet is located in the office.
Medications
If your child takes non prescription medication, it is important that you give it to him/her at home before/after school.
Student Insurance
The school corporation does not provide accident insurance for each student. Please check to see that your medical insurance covers accidents that may occur at school.
Textbooks
It is very important you remind your child to take care of his/her hardback textbooks. These are rented textbooks and any damaged textbooks have to be replaced. Most of these
books cost $40.00 - $50.00 each. We will be billing you all for lost and/or damaged books this year.
Tobacco Free Facility
All North Lawrence Community School buildings and grounds are designated as Tobacco Free areas. We ask for your cooperation in observing this policy at all school sponsored events.
This is not only an NLCS policy, but is also necessary to comply with the “No Child Left Behind” Federal Legislation.
Student Parties
Out of respect for all students, we ask that you not distribute party invitations at school or on the school bus. The only time we permit this is if the entire class is being invited to the party.
We are also not allowed to give out addresses and phone numbers of our students.
Physicals
Again this year all students trying out for the 4th/5th grade boy’s or girl’s basketball team must have a physical on file in the office prior to tryouts. Copies of the forms are available in the
office. Please call or send a note if you would like a form sent home with your child. This IHSAA Pre-Participation Physical Evaluation form must be completed by your physician.
There will not be another free clinic this fall since it was offered to you in the spring. Tryouts will be sometime in October for basketball.
School Phones
Each classroom is equipped with a telephone and a voice mailbox system. At the office, we have the ability to transfer your calls directly to your child’s classroom teachers’ voice mailbox,
if your desire is to talk with the teacher. Teachers check their messages several times throughout the day and will most likely be able to return your call the day you left your message.
We are fortunate to have this option. Our hope is it will be a means of offering better communication between school and home. If you receive a voicemail message when you call the
school, it means all the lines are full and/or everyone in the office is unable to answer your call. Please be sure to leave us a message. We will return your call as soon as possible.
Mrs. Brown’s extension number is 100 and Ms. Hagel’s extension number is 101. A list of each teacher’s extension number is listed on the back of this page.
For your convenience, be sure and save these extension numbers!
100 Secretary Mrs. Brown 203 Kindergarten Mrs. Kissinger
101 Principal Mrs. Charles 205 Sp.Ed. Testing MO / PT-OT
102 206 Grade 1 Ms. Rynders
103 Nurse Mrs. Vandagriff 207 Grade 1 Mrs. Malone
104 File Room File Room 208 Grade 2 Mrs. Spires
105 Teacher Workroom Teacher Workroom 209 Grade 2 Mrs. Lee
106 Conference Room Conference Room 210 Grade 3 Mrs. Scott
220 Cafeteria Mrs. Frazier, Kline, Silvers 211 Grade 3 Mrs. Williams
228 Speech and Hearing Mrs. Phillips 215 Grade 4 Mrs. McDaniel
219 Teacher Lounge Lg. Teacher Lounge 217 Grade 4 Mrs. Meade
221 Small Lounge Sm. Teacher Lounge 214 Grade 5 Mr. McKnight
201 Prime Time Mrs. Galliher 216 Sidewalks Ms. Cornwell
201 Title 1 Chambers, Neuman, Wyatt 204 MOMH Ms. Wall
213 Science Room Science Room 212 SEH Class Mr. McConnell
218 LD Resource Ms. Dant & Mrs. Stalker 222 Computer/Title Mrs. Wyatt
223 Sidewalks Mrs. Lucas 224 Music Mrs. Freeman
227 Custodians Donica / Livesay 225 PE Mrs. Conrad
229 Library Mrs. Simmons 226 Art Mrs. McKenzie
*Please be aware – the recording may give the title of the person instead of their name.
Example: Speech instead of Mrs. Phillips
