CULLMAN – At its last meeting before the start of the new school year, the Cullman City School Board approved the following personnel changes.
Employment:
- Samuel Long, West ES Special Education instructional assistant
- Kim Davis, East ES custodian
- Jennifer Hill, East ES third grade teacher
- Harris Crumbley, Cullman Primary instructional assistant
- Kassandra Cox, Cullman Primary instructional assistant
- Jessica Key, Cullman Primary teacher
- Kayla Annette Aaron, Cullman Primary Head Start instructional assistant
- Cassity Dawn Campbell, Cullman Primary Head Start disabilities assistant
- Carmen Nicole Dunbar, Cullman Primary Head Start pre-K teacher
- Genevieve Praytor, Cullman Primary Head Start auxiliary pre-K teacher
- Ginger Wood, Cullman Primary Head Start auxiliary pre-K teacher
Resignations:
- Amanda Stidham, Cullman Primary Kindergarten teacher
- Whitney Young, Cullman HS English teacher
- Patrick Britton, Cullman HS Special Education instructional assistant, football/baseball assistant coach
- Gail Miller, East ES Extended Day program monitor
- Meaghan Britton, East ES Extended Day program worker
- Crystal Murphree, Spanish interpreter/translator for all schools
Transfers:
- Fran Brown, from Cullman Primary Head Start teacher to Cullman Primary Head Start pre-K teacher
- Marcia Stringer, from Cullman Primary Head Start teacher to Cullman Primary Head Start pre-K teacher
- Lucero Michaus-Lejarazo, from Cullman Primary Head Start interpreter to Cullman Primary Head Start pre-K auxiliary teacher
Modification of employment:
- Kelly Hughes, from 10 months to 12 months
Leave of absence:
- Joe Duke, West ES custodian
Other board business
The board voted not to make any changes to its salary schedule, holding pay at last year’s rates. It will, though, be reviewing possible changes in salary deductions.
The board renewed its contract with Champion Sports Medicine to be the exclusive provider of athletic training programs for Cullman High School. The company opened an office in town earlier this year, citing its relationship to the school system as one of its deciding factors.
Cullman High School received permission to explore the formation of a 4H skeet shooting team.
The Cullman City School Board’s next scheduled meeting will be Aug. 15 at 5 p.m. in the City School’s Central Office board room. The public is invited to attend.
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