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LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 810 WEST MARKHAM LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72201 JUNE 23, 1994 TO: ( Board of Directors FROM: D rat:, 't.Rictiard L. 1 irley, Director of Human Resources THROUGH: Dr. Henry lams. Superintends SUBJECT: Personnel Changes I recommend the approval of the following new staff at the indicated positions, salaries, and classifications. NAME POSITION SCHOOL EFFECT DATE SALARY CLASS* William Broadnax Principal J.A. Fair H.S. 7-1-94 ADM12 06-09 EDUOl C.A. 52,865 2,000 900 Cassandra Norman-Mason Principal Cloverdale Jr.High 7-1-94 ADM12 05-09 EDUOl C.A. 48,645 1,500 900 Johnny Neely Principal Southwest Jr. High 7-1-94 ADM12 05-14 EDUOl C.A. 54,469 1,500 900NAME POSITION SCHOOL EFFECT DATE SALARY CLASS* Duane Benage Principal 7-1-94 Forest Hgts. Jr. High ADM12 05-17 EDUOl C.A. 57,962 1,500 900 Sharon Brooks Principal Rightsell Elem. 7-1-94 ADMCER 05-14 EDUOl C.A. 50,669 1,500 900 Faith Donovan Principal Mitchell Elem. 7-1-94 ADMCER 05-09 EDUOl C.A. 45,251 1,500 900 * DOES NOT INCLUDE A STEP-INCREASE FOR 1994-95.RESUME William E. Broadnax EDUCATION 1982 University of Arkansas, Pine Bluff BS 1986 Arkansas State University MSE, Secondary Educational Adminstration EXPERIENCE 1994 - Present Interim Principal Henderson Magnet Junior School 1987 - 1993 Assistant Principal Little Rock School District 1986 - 1987 Teacher Indiana School District 1985 - 1986 Graduate Assistant Arkansas State University 1982 - 1985 Teacher Watson Chapel School DistrictRESUME Cassandra Norman - Mason EDUCATION 1978 Philander Smith College BA 1980 University of Arkansas at Fayetteville MSE 1990 University of Arkansas at Little Rock Specialist Degree Educational Administration EXPERIENCE 1992 - Present Assistant Principal Southwest Junior High 1989 - 1992 Assistant Principal Henderson Junior High 1987 - 1989 CCE Coordinator McClellan High School 1982 - 1987 Sp. Ed./ CCE Coordinator North Pulaski High School 1978 - 1981 Teacher Baker Elementaiy SchoolRESUME Johnny M. Neely EDUCATION 1970 Southern Baptist College 1972 Arkansas State University BSE 1977 Arkansas State University MSE 1984 Arkansas State University Ed.S./Superintendency EXPERIENCE 1991 - Present Principal Townsend Park Elementary - DoUarway School Dist. 1989 - 1990 Principal T.A. Futrall Jr. High School - Lee County Dist. 1987 - 1989 Principal Earle Elementary 1981 - 1985 Principal Bay High School - Bay School District 1978 - 1981 Principal Wilson School - South Mississsippi County Rivercrest So. JHS - South Mississippi County 1977 - 1978 Graduate Assistant Arkansas State University 1976 - 1977 Teacher Parkin School District 1973 - 1976 Teacher Forrest City School DistrictRESUME Duane Lee Benage EDUCATION 1969 Western Illinois University BA 1972 Purdue University MS EXPERIENCE 1985 - Present Principal Oxbow High School - Bradford, VT 1983 - 1985 Principal San Pierre High School - North Judson, IN 1979 - 1983 Principal North Judson High School - North Judson, IN . 1977.1979 Assistant Principal North Judson Jr. High School - North Judson, IN 1970 - 1977 Teacher Hobart Junior High - Hobert, IN 1969 - 1970 Teacher Wirt High School - Gary, INEDUCATION 1973 1979 1987 EXPERIENCE 1993 - Present 1992 - 1993 1988 - 1992 RESUME Sharon Brooks Wichita State University - Wichita Kansas University of Arkansas at Little Rock BSE University of Arkansas at Little Rock MSE Assistant Principal Rockefeller Elementary Assistant Principal Washington Magnet Elementary Evaluation & Testing Specialist PRE - Little Rock School District 1987 - 1988 Teacher Rockefeller 1986 - 1987 Reading Specialist Reading Dept. - Little Rock School District 1985 - 1986 Teacher Western Hills Elementary 1982 - 1985 Teacher Williams Magnet Elementary 1979 - 1982 Teacher Woodruff Elementary1 RESUME' Faith R. Donovan EDOCRTION 1960 Auburn Community College , State University of New York Associate Arts 1973 University of Arkansas at Little Rock BSA 1976 University of Arkansas MSE EXPERIENCE 1990 - Present Curriculum Coordinator Dunbar Magnet Junior High 1987 - 1990 International Studies Specialist Gibbs Elementary Magnet 1985 - 1987 Teacher Henderson Junior High 1982 - 1985 Teacher Williams Magnet School, K-6 1975 - 1982 Teacher Romine Elementary School 1973 - 1975 Teacher Holy Souls ElementaryLITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 810 WEST MARKHAM LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72201 JUNE 23, 1994 TO: Board of Directors FROM: Dr. Ri' Dii:ector of Human Resources THROUGH: Dr. Henry ndent SUBJECT: Administrative Transfers The following reassignments of individuals have been completed and are presented for your information. NAME FROM TO Sharon Davis Rightsell Elem. Romine Elem. Lionel Ward Romine Elem. Mabelvale Elem. Julie Davenport Mabelvale Elem. Franklin Elem. Franklin Davis Franklin Elem. Wilson Elem. Gwen Ziegler Wilson Elem. Washington Elem. Karen Buchanan Washington Elem. Henderson Jr. High Dr. Samuel Branch Mitchell Elem. Fair Park Elem. Barbara Means Fair Park Elem. Baseline Elem. Mary Menking Brady Elem. Williams Elem. Ed Jackson Williams Elem. Gibbs Elem. Gayle Bradford Cloverdale Jr. High Mabelvale Jr. High Walter Marshalak Mabelvale Jr. High Alter. Learning CenterNAME FROM TO Linda Watson Student Hearing Officer J.A. Fair Asst. Principal Othello Faison Alter. Learning Center Coordinator Fed. Program/Grants Leon Adams Fed. Programs/Grants Arts, Music & Technology Mary Jane Cheatham Baseline Elem. Transportation I^vanna Wilson Bale Elem. Hippy /Early ChildhoodV Agenda LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 810 WEST MARKHAM LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS July 21, 1994 To: Board of Directors From: Through: Richard E. Hurley, Director, Human Resources Henry P. Williams, Superintendent of Schools Subject: Personnel Changes I new recommend the approval of the following indicated positions, salaries, and classifications. staff at the NAME POSIITON SCHOOL EFFECTIVE DATE SALARY CLASS ANNUAL SALARY ! Anderson, Barbara Principal Bale TBA ADMCER 5-09 $43,195 CA 564 Banks, Barbara Asst/Prin Rockefeller TBA ADMCER 2-05 $33,064 CA 231 Briggs, Mona Principal Pul Hgts Jr TBA * ADMCER 5-12 $52,139 Ed Stip 2,000 CA 800 Dean, Lonnie Principal Baseline TBA ADMCER 5-19 $57,169 Ed Stip 2,000 CA 626 Mitchell, Elayne A/Supt Elementary TBA ADMUNC $61,000 CA 1,200 A CT/A)Resume' Barbara Anderson EDUCATION 1976 - Associate Garland County Community College Hot Springs, AR 1977 B.S.E. Henderson State University Arkadelphia, AR 1987 M.S.E. University of Arkansas Fayetteville, AR 1988 - Additional Hours Henderson State University ArkadeIphia, AR EXPERIENCE 1992 Present Assistant Principal Romine Elementary 1990 1991 Elementary Principal Clinton Public Schools Clinton, AR 5 1989 1990 Program Administrator, Chapter II, ESEA Arkansas Department of Education 1985 1989 Elementary Teacher Lake Hamilton Public Schools 1978 1985 Elementary Teacher Paron Public Schools Paron, ARResume' Barbara Banks EDUCATION 1986 B.A. Northwestern State University Natchitoches, LA 1993 M.S.E. University of Central Arkansas Conway, AR EXPERIENCE Summer 1994 Instructor (University of Central Arkansas) Conway, AR Present Reading Specialist Little Rock School District 1988 1993 Elementary Teacher Little Rock School District 1987 1988 Elementary Teacher Dallas Independent School District Dallas, TX 1987 Elementary Teacher DeSota Parish School System Mansfield, LAEDUCATION 1970 B.S.E 1979 M.S.E. 1985 1986 EXPERIENCE 1993 Present 1985 1987 1983 1987 1980 1985 1979 1980 1974- 1975 1970 1973 Resume' Mona R. Briggs Henderson State University Arkadelphia, AR Henderson State University Arkadelphia, AR Arkansas State University Jonesboro, AR Arkansas State University Jonesboro, AR Principal Tresure Mountain Middle School Park City, Utah English Teacher Miller Junior High West Helena, AR Reading Instructor Phillips Community College Helena, AR Central High School West Helena, AR English Teacher Central High School West Helena, AR DeWitt High School Dewitt, AR English Teacher Bossier Parish School Plain Dealing, Louisiana eResume Elayne R, Mitchell EDUCATION 1968 B.S. Morgan University Baltimore, Maryland 1972 M.S.E. Towson University Towson, Maryland 1978 Ph.D University of Maryland College Park, Maryland 1986 Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis, Indiana EXPERIENCE 1992 Present Vice President Educational Training TMG Consulting Assoc. Columbia, Maryland 1987 1992 Executive Director Education Funded Programs Josten Learning Corp Phoenix, Arizona 1984 1987 Superintendent for Elementary Education Indianapolis Public Schools Indianapolis, Indiana 1984 1987 Adjunct Professor Administration, Management Secondary Education Indiana University 1979 1984 Chief, E.C.E./Elementary/Family Maryland State Department of Education 1976 -1979 Instructional Supervisor Pre K-12 Baltimore City Public SchoolsLittle Rock School District 2 a August 16, 1995 TO: Dr. Henry Williams, Superintendent Cfiics of Dess ji 4UG 2 J 1995 // y? icn Aicni'cnny FROM: Dr. Rid i irector-Human Resources SUBJECT: Ms. Ann Browns Request for Information (dated 8-9-95) I have, at your request, put together the information as requested, by item number. Item #1: Current Listing of Principals/Assist Principals by name, race, gender, and length of time in current position. Response - Provided as Attachment I Item #2: Interview and Selection Process Response - Provided as Attachment 11 Item #3: Involvement of StafBng Committees and Magnet Review Committee, Response - The Incentive School Staffing Committees were not utilized, per se. There may/may not have been members of the Committee on the team as appointed per Item #2. The Magnet Review Committee was involved to the extend that the Executive Director was apprised of each interview schedule and Ms. Sadie Mitchell, who participated on several of the teams, is a member of the Committee. Item #4: Days committee met, recommendations, and person selected. Response - Provided as Attachment HI If you require additional information, please dont hesitate to let me know. 810 West Markham Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 (501)324-2000ADMIN3.EXC SCHOOL CENTRAL TITLE PRINCIPAL I NAME R. HOWARD I RACE Ibl GENDER I YRS IN POSITION M HALL HIGH METROPOLITAN JAFAIR PARKVIEW McClellan ALT. LEARN CTR HENDERSON CLOVERDALE JR MABELVALE JR. DUNBAR MAGNET MANN MAGNET FOREST HEIGHTS PULASKI HEIGHTS ASST. PRINC. B. JAMES ASST. PRINC. ASST. PRINC. [asst. PRINC. PRINCIPAL ASST. PRINC. ASST. PRINC. IaSST. PRINC I DIRECTOR IVOV. TECH IVOC. ADMIN. IPRINCIPAL IASST. PRINC. IASST. PRINC. VACANT N. ROUSSEAU yv. MORRIS G. BRADFORD M. BREWSTER J. POWELL L. WATSON C. GREEN C. SPRINGER M. PETERSON W. BROADNAX A. FINCH B. BURR iASST. PRINC.iv. SMITH. JR, 'principal |j. BABBS iASST. PRINC.Id. BOOTH lASST. PRINC.!A HANSEN IASST. PRINC.lM. WOODS |j. CARTER IPRINCIPAL iASST. PRINC. B. GRAHAM iASST. PRINC. E. HAWKS iASST. PRINC.!C. WALKER IPRINCIPAL IPRINCIPAL IaSST. PRINC? IASST. PRINC. IaSST. PRINC. i PRINCIPAL IaSST. PRINC. IaSST. PRINC. PRINCIPAL ASST. PRINC. ASST. PRINC. PRINCIPAL W.MARSHALAK J. WASHINGTON J. MOSBY V. LINDBERG G. PITTS C. MASON D. DUERR D. PATTERSON J. FULLERTON M. GREEN R. WILLIAMS L.BROWN ASST. PRINC. E. HUDSON ASST. PRINC. PRINCIPAL D. JAMES M. LACEY ASST. PRINC. I VACANT ASST. PRINC. ASST. PRINC. PRINCIPAL ASST. PRINC. ASST, PRINC, PRINCIPAL ASST. PRINC. ASST. PRINC. J. MATTHIS W. WOODS D. BENAGE P. MCMURRAY D. WHITEHORN M. BRIGGS R. KNIGHTEN D. BERRY BL F I TWO I TWO I I' CAU BL CAU CAU Ibl Ibl 'bl I T BL BL BL !CAU CAU BL BL BL CAU BL BL BL I T T T T * iCA ICA CA CA BL CA ICA BL CA IBL iCA BL CA CA BL BL BL BL BL CA BL CA CA BL CA F M F M F F M M M F F M M M F F M If M F M M M F F F F M M F M F F M F M M M F M F M F Page 1 I FOUR |NEW I NEW I SEVEN I FIVE INEW I TWO I TWO Inew I ONE IONE Inew I THREE !ten I THREE I SIX ! THIRTEEN I FIVE IONE I THREE iFIVE Ione Inew Inew Ione I SIX IONE I FOUR I EIGHT i ACTING I EIGHT I EIGHT Inew I FOUR I THREE I SEVEN I I FIFTEEN I EIGHT Ione [THREE iSEVEN IONE jNEW InewSOUTHWEST !PRINC1PAL tJ. NEELEY lASST. PRINC.IA. MUNNS ADMIN3.EXC CA BL M F IONE BADGETT BALE BASELINE ASST. PRINC. iPRINCIPAL IPRINCIPAL IPRINCIPAL D. SMITH BL M BOOKER MAGNET I PRINCIPAL BRADY IaSST. PRINC? 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PRINC.Ia. smith [THIRTEEN I SEVEN F F F F F M F NEW NEW NEW Inew I SIX Ione Inew Ione MEADOWCLIFF MITCHELL OTTER CREEK P. HEIGHTS EL RIGHTSELL ROCKEFELLER IPRINCIPAL IPRINCIPAL J. WORM M.BASSA (BL jcA I BL ICA F M F M NEW SEVEN ROMINE TERRY WAKEFIELD WASHINGTON WATSON I PRINCIPAL jc. TEETER I PRINCIPAL II. CARTER BL CA BL IPRINCIPAL Is. BROOKS IPRINCIPAL lA. MANGAN lASST. PRINC.! iPRINCIPAL lASST. PRINC. iPRINCIPAL lASST. PRINC. iPRINCIPAL IPRINCIPAL B. BANKS S. DAVIS K. GREENLEE G. ZEIGLER T. PHILLIPS L. WILSON K. BUCHANAN ' ASST. PRINC.IS. BEARD iPRINCIPAL T. COURTNEY
ASST. PRINC. V. ROBINSON BL CA I BL I BL CA BL CA BL BL CA 1817 F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F Page 2 Ione (EIGHT I NEW FIVE TWO ONE EIGHT ONE ONE ONE NEW NEW NEW NEW ONE TWO ONEADMIN3.EXC WESTERN HILLS WILLIAMS MAGNET WILSON WOODRUFF PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL ASST. PRINC. PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL S. MORGAN M. MENKING D. MITCHELL F. DAVIS P. HIGGINBOTHAM CA CA BL BL CA M F F M F FIVE ONE EIGHT ONE SEVEN Page 3/ oc. xNbtKitu IN AGENDA FOR august 25, 1994 LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT EPS CODE: GCDA - Regulation SELECTION OF APPLICANTS SCHOOL PRINCIPALS 1. principal shall tile are acceptable foras will then be ^ovidtrf i,? ^strict ap^jlication ecplcyed with Little RccK ScJcSl D1S2?," District.) 2. ^i'^^ict administration for acceptability. certification, and references. Officials will Taken --- into experience, education, j screen the applicants consideration performance reviews, are 3. The sS
eri?St(s^=i=taht Which may include interview questions. 4. Affirmative Action, J^ericans with Disability Act?Uc.) 5. An interview committee will be follows: selected/appointed, as Three Two Three (3) Paroats/Patroas (2) Teachers (3) Admiaistratioa Represeatatives Note:l Note:2 Kote:3 1. The Parent/Patrons representatives a process: 2. 3. . - ---------will be selected by of the president of the ot une affected school. The teacher(s) representatives affected school and The Deputy Superintendent i appropriate staff - Assistant Supervisors, and Principals) s Administration representatives. *NOTE: ~ shall be from the PP Administration. (in consultation with consultation Superintendents, may designate the ^e committee's composition shall be balanced, as nearly as possible bv rare ' ! race and gender. P.EC^ ? SEP 19E34I LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 EPS CODE: GCDA Regulation 6. committee shall meet to interview recommend candidates. xuveirview be provided folders and 7. 8. 9. 10. 1) 2) 3) 4) The interview committee will containing the following: An interview schedule The approved interview questions An approved candidate rating form The applicant's application materials complete the ratings sheet. interview the epplicente end wiH aSee Von aT committee, through consensus, submit a recommendation of the ton three 3) candidates to the Superintendent. ratings are reaching consensus and need not be the sole basis for selecting the recommended candidates.) The Superintendent shall Interview Committee and select the for Board approval. review the recommendations of the committee reconvene to determine and require that the new recommendations. Once the Superintendent has selected he/she will submit that individual' Directors for approval. an acceptable applicant, s name to the Board of If the applicant is currently serving _______ > _ r superintendent i^aV reasslS Se PrZnSJal and advise the Board of the lateral transfer. approved, the candidate shall receive a contract which ?
t=!tion. pertinentAiiRcrtMevT H? xam p te. tf-rrEk May 18, 1995 Little Rock School District To: Carver Magnet Interview team members (listed below) From: Dr. Director - Human Resources Subject: Interview process First, I wish to express my sincere personal thanks to you for agreeing to participate as a member of the interview team for Principalship of Carver Magnet elementary school. As you might imagine, this team is charged with the extremely important responsibility of interviewing the applicants and, as a team, to recommend three top candidates to the Superintendent, who will then make a recommendation to the School Board. To assist you in the interview process, you will be provided the following items: 1. An interview schedule 2. A list of interview questions 3. A candidate rating form 4. The applicant's application materials (Ie: application, letter, etc.) These items will be provided to you on the day of the interviews. I will attempt to schedule the interviews on a one-hour-per-applicant schedule. This will allow for the interview time as well as follow-up discussion among the team to reach consensus about the candidate. If you have any questions about this very important process, please don't hesitate to contact me at 324-2088. I will advise you as quickly as possible the date and times of the interviews. cc: Dr. Henry Williams, Superintendent Donna Creer, Executive Director - Magnet Review Committee Team Members: Vai Henry, Parent/Patron representative Dewey Fitzhugh, Parent/Patron representative Roz Newton, Parent/Patron representative Joy Thomas, Teacher representative Kim Washington, Teacher representative Patty Kohler, Administration representative Leon Modeste, Administration representative Dick Hurley, Administration representative 810 West .Markham Street tittle Rock, Arkansas 72201 (501)324-2000Sheetl Tn~~ DATE OF INTERVIEW SCHOOL ^RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES CANDIDATE SELECTED MAY/22/1995 CARVER MAY/25/1995 HENDERSON JR. MAY/26/1995 M. L. KING JUNE/29/1995 IGIBBS MAGNET I JUNE/30/1995 iDIANE BARKSDALE iJERRY WORM I GWEN ZEIGLER jJAMES WASHINGTON JAMES FULLERTON IRON AUSTIN________ ITYRONE HARRIS I GWEN ZEIGLER ! ETHEL DUNBAR I KAREN GREENLEE I ADA KEOWN BETTY RAPER DIANE BARKSDALE JAMES WASHINGTON TYRONE HARRIS BETTY RAPER iTERRY ELEMENTARY
ETHEL DUNBAR I T GWEN ZEIGLER JULY/19/1995 IGEYER SPRINGS I I T !DEBORAH MITCHELL I GWEN ZEIGLER JULIE DAVENPORT ADA KEOWN ETHEL DUNBAR I DEBORAH MITCHELL J.J.LACEY JULIE DAVENPORT JULY/25/1995 AUGUST/3/1995 AUGUST/4/1995 AUGUST/7/1995 BRADY ELEMENTARY : KAREN GREENLEE ____________________! BEVERLY JONES ____________________iADA KEOWN________ HALL HIGH SCHOOL I GAYLE BRADFORD ____________________I LINDA BROWN______ ____________________JIM MOSBY_________ FRANKLIN INCENTIVE i KAREN GREENLEE ____________________I ETHEL DUNBAR ____________________JEFF CARR_________ DUNBAR JR. MAGNET!LINDA BROWN______ ____________________DANIEL WHITEHORN PATRICIA McMurray ADA KEOWN GAYLE BRADFORD ETHEL DUNBAR LINDA BROWN Page 101 SSs I?
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Fair Hall McClellan Parkview Vocational-Technical Center Metropolitan Junior High Schools Cloverdale Academy Dunbar Forest Heights Henderson Mabelvale Mann Magnet Pulaski Heights Southwest Elementary Schools Badgett Bole Baseline Booker Magnet Brady Carver Magnet Chicot Cloverdale Dodd Fair Park forest Park Franklin Fulbright Garland Geyer Springs Gibbs Magnet Jefferson King Magnet Interdistrict Mabelvale McDermott Meadowcliff Mitchell Otter Creek Pulaski Heights Rightsell Rockefeller Romine Interdistrict Terry Wakefield Washington Watson Western Hills Williams Magnet Wilson Woodruff Alternative Learning Center Little Rock School District 1998-99 (501) 324-2000 Principal Address Phone Projected Enrollment Rudolph Howard William Broadnax Gayle Bradford Jodie Carter Dr. Linda Brown Michael Peterson Cassandra Norman Deborah Berry Vernon Smith James Washington James Fullerton Dr. Brenda James Nancy Rousseau Jim Mosby Mary Golston Barbara Anderson Eleanor Cox Dr. Cheryl Carson Ada Keown Diane Barksdale Jane Harkey Frederick Fields Faith Donovan Dr, Samuel Branch Theressa Courtney Ethel Dunbar Deborah Mitchell Lionel Ward Donna Hall Felicia Hobbs Susan Beard Tyrone Harris Tabitha Phillips Virginia Ashley Jerry Worm Lillie Scull Janice Tucker Lillie Carter Sharon Brooks Anne Mangan Sharon Davis Nancy Acre Maty Jane Cheatham Gwen Zeigler Michael Oliver Scott Morgan Mary Menking Beverly Jones Pat Higginbotham Johnny Neeley 1500 Park, 02 13420 Dodd, 10 6700 H Street, 05 9417 Geyer Springs, 09 2501 Barrow, 04 7701 Scott Hamilton, 09 6300 Hinkson Rd., 09 1100 Wright Ave., 06 5901 Evergreen, 05 401 Barrow, 05 10811 Mabelvale W., 72103 1000 E. Roosevelt Rd., 06 401 N. Pine, 05 3301 S. Bryant, 04 6900 Pecan Road, 06 6501 W. 32nd, 04 3623 Baseline Rd., 09 2016 Barber, 06 7915 West Markham, 05 2100 East Sixth, 02 11100 Chicot Rd., 72103 6500 Hinkson Rd., 09 6423 Stagecoach Rd., 04 616 N. Harrison, 05 1600 N. Tyler. 07 1701 S. Harrison, 04 300 Pleasant Valley Dr., 12 3615 W. 25th, 04 5240 Mabelvale Pike, 09 1115 W. 16th, 02 2600 N. McKinley, 07 905 Martin L. King, Jr., Dr., 02 9401 Mvale Cut-off, 72103 1200 Reservoir Rd., 07 25 Sheraton Dr., 09 2410 Battery, 06 16000 Otter Creek Pky., 09 319 N. Pine, 05 911 W. 19th, 06 700 E. 17th, 06 3400 Romine Rd,. 04 10800 Mara Lynn Dr., 11 75 Westminister, 09 115 W. 27th. 06 7000 Valley Dr., 09 4901 Western Hills, 04 7301 Evergreen, 07 4015 Stannus Rd., 04 3010 W. 7th, 05 800 Apperson, 02 324-2300 228-3100 671-6200 570-4100 228-3000 565-8465 570-4085 324-2440 671-6390 228-3050 455-7400 324-2450 671-6250 570-4070 324-2475 570-4050 570-4150 324-2482 228-3065 324-2460 570-4062 570-4055 455-7430 671-6260 671-6267 671-6380 228-3080 671-6275 570-4160 324-2490 671-6281 324-2135 455-7420 228-3072 570-4165 324-2415 455-7440 671-6290 324-2430 324-2385 228-3086 228-3093 570-4190 324-2470 570-4195 570-4175 671-6363 570-4180 671-6270 324-2370 1983 940 773 821 931 618 817 757 612 498 872 783 478 198 366 320 598 387 562 560 483 227 236 452 505 539 278 347 311 510 738 393 476 315 243 342 452 271 487 346 516 682 461 300 472 371 280 I I k I i indicates continued Drincipal service School Elementary Schools Badgett Bale Baseline Carver Chicot Cloverdale Dodd Fair Park Forest Park Franklin Fulbright Garland Geyer Springs Gibbs Ish Jefferson King Mabefvale McDermott Meadowcliff Mitchell Otter Creek Pulaski Heights Res. Elem. Charter Rightsell Rockefeller Romine Stephens Terry Wakefield Washington Watson Data from LRSD Personnel Directories 1988-69 1989-90 6. Cannon. Supt (W) Mary Golston (B) Lavanna Wilson (B) Robert Brown (B) William Finn (B) Karen Buchanan (B) Bobbie Goodwin (B) Olis Preslar (W) Jacqueline Dedman (B) Mary Cheatham (W) Catherine Gill (B) Virginia Ashley (B) Connie Aston (W) Mac Huffman (W) Cheryl Simmons (W) Mary Guinn (B) PRINCIPAL CHANGES WITHIN THE LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1988-89 through 2004-06 I 1990-91 1991-92 Ruth Steele. Superintendent (W) William Finn (B) Robert Brown (B) Mary Menking (W) Sadie Mitchell (B) Franklin Davis (B) Xindicates first vear school in operation Data from LRSD School Profiles (B) indicates black 1992-93 Mac Bernd. Supt (W) 1993-94 I 1994-96 I 1996-96 1996-97 1997-98 Cheryl Simmons (W) Barbara Means (W) Robert Brown (B) Patricia McNeil (W) Hank Williams. Superintendent (B) Don Roberts, Supt. (W) I I Data from LRSD Communications Dept 1998-99 I 1999-00 Les Gamine. Supt. (W) I Mary Cheatham (W) Frederick Fields (B) (W1 indicates white 2000-01 2001-02 I 2002-03 Ken James. Supt (W) Closed Barbara Anderson (W) Lonnie Dean (B) Betty Raper (W) Diane Barksdale (W) Samuel Branch (B) Julie Davenport (B) Robert Brown (B) Lavanna Wilson (6) Karen Buchanan (B) Eleanor Cox (B) Ada Keown (6) Jane Harkey (W) Faith Donovan (W) Ethel Dunbar (B) Lionel Ward (B) (Cheryl Carson) (W) (Faith McLaughlin) (W) Theresa Courtney (W) (Theresa Ketcher) (W) Deborah Mitchell (B) Closed 2063-04 Don Stewart, interim Supt (V/) Morris Holmes. Interim Supt (6) Eleanor Cox (B) Donna Davis (W) Lonnie Dean (B) Margaret Gremlllion (W) bllie Carter (B) Dorothy Faulkner (W) Mike Oliver (W) Jeny Worm (W) Donita Hudspeth (W) Pal Price (W) Eddie McCoy (8) Francis Cawthon (W) Closed Julie Davenport (W) Carolyn Teeter (V^ Kay Loss (W) Stan Strauss (W) Closed X Sadie Mitchell (B) Samuel Branch (B) Lillie Carter (8) Maijorle Bassa (B) Julie Davenport (W) Betty Raper (W) Susan Beard (W) Feiecia Hobbs (B) Donna Hall (8) Tyrone Hartls (B) Ed Jackson (W) Faith Donovan (W) Tabitha Phillips (W) Marjorie Bassa (8) (Henry Hams) (B) Susan Beard (W) Virginia Ashley (B) Lillie Skull (8) Janis Tucker (V^ Darlan SmiUi (B) Roberta Mannon (W) Karoo Carter (W) Kay Loss (W) Anne Mangan (W) Lionel Ward (B) Stan Strauss (W) Nancy Volsen (W) Lloyd Black (B) Bobbie Goodwin (B) Sharon Davis (B) Sharon Brooks (B) X Krishna Young (B) Mary Smith (B) Closed Eunice Thrasher (B) Alice Stovall (W) Lonnie Dean (B) LaOell Looper (W) Sharon Davis (B) Closed Lillie Scull (Bl Willie Morris (B) X Bobbie Goodwin (B) Karen Buchanan (B) Western Hills Williams Wilson Woodruff Junior High Schools ALC*____________ Diana Glaze (W) Margie Puckett (W) Ed Jackson (W) Reine Price (W) Pat Higginbotham (W) Theresa Courtney (W) Gwen Ziegler (8) Gwen Ziegler (B) Levanna Wilson (8) Karen Buchanan (8) X Sharon Brooks (B) Gwen Zeigler (B) X Othello Faison (B) Scott Morgan (W) Mary Menking (W) Franklin Davis (B) Mary J. Cheatham (W) Nancy Acre (W) Gwen Ziegler (B) Michael Oliver (W) Les Taylor (W) Beverly Jones (B) Janice Wilson (6) Ctoverdaie Dunbar Forest Heights Henderson Dexter Booth (B) James Haley (W) James Wise (B) Brady Gadberry (W) Gayle Bradford (W) Robert Robertson (B) Richard Maple <W) Nancy Volsen (W) Richard Maple Everett Hawks (W) !/ (Nancy Acre) (W) Cieli Watts (W) Walter Marshaleck (W) Cassandra Mason (B) Johnny Neeley (W) {Cassandra Norman) (B) Lloyd Sain (8) Jodie Carter (8) David Patterson (B) Mabeivaie Puieski Heights Southwest High Schoofs ACC Ctetl Watts (W) Martan Lacey (B) Ralph Hoffman <W) Gall McLaughlin (W) Charity Smith (B) W. Marshaleck (W) Duane Benage (W) Karen Buchanan (8) Jamas Washington (B) Gayle Bradford (Vtf) Mons Briggs (W) Johnny Neeley (W) Linda Brown (W) Deborah Berry (W) Angela Munns (B) John Bacon (iW) James Washington (8) James Fullerton (W) Vernon Smith (B) Eloulse Hudson (B) Larry Buck (W) Marvin Burton (B) Walter Marshaleck (W) Brenda James (B) Nancy Rousseau (W) Jim Mosby (W) X Carol Green (B) Alicia Finch (W) Central Fair Hall___________ McClellan Metropolitan_____ Parkview TOTAL changes' PERCENT______ Everett Hawks (W) Sam Stueart (W> Bill Bamhouse (W) Rudolph Howard (B) Doyle Dillahunty (W) Junious Babbs (6) Al Niven (W) 8 16% John Hickman (8) Vic Anderson (W) Jodie Carter (B) Carol Green (B) Rudolph Howard (B) Doyle DillahuntyfW) William Broadnax (8) Gayle Bradford (W) Betty Burr (W) Michael Peterson (B) 17 33% 6 12% ' The LRSD calls the person In charge of the ALC a director Instead of a principal. 6 12% 9 18% 27 64% 16 32% 6 10% Note: Names inside () signify a change in name only. 6% Linda Brown (W) 16 30% Prepared by ODM based on data from LRSD Ann Blaylock (W) Jim Fullerton (W) Daniel Whitehorn (W) David Smith (6) Nancy Rousseau (W) Carol Green (6) Cassandra Norman (B) Vernon Smith (B) Larry Buck (W) 9 17% 10% 3 6% 6 12% 2 4%June 7, 2 0 0 2 I LR School Board OKs principal assignments ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE The Little Rock School Board on Thursday approved the reassignment of two district employees to principal positions for the 2002-03 school year. Larry Buck, who has been princip^ at Henderson Middle School since 1999, was named principal for McClellan High School. Buck, who previously worked as an assistant principal at Cloverdale Middle School and as an English teacher at J. A. Fair High School, replaces Jodie Carter at McClellan. Carter will be reassigned to another district position. Associate Superintendent Sadie Mitchell said Thursday, but that assignment has not yet been finalized. Daniel Whitehorn, assistant principal at Central High School since 1995, will take the helm at Pulaski Heights Middle School. A former assistant principal at what was then Forest Heights Junior High, Whitehorn replaces Nancy Rousseau, who is leaving Pulaski Heights to be the new principal at Central High. Mitchell said applicants are being considered for principal vacancies at Henderson Middle School and Southwest Middle School, and recommendations will likely be made to the School Board for approval later this month. Joe Mosby, who has been principal at Southwest, is being reassigned to another district position, Mitchell said.Arkansas Democrat Igr (gazette I LR schools name three principals ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE Three principals were chosen for schools across the Little Rock School District on Thursday evening. The districts board of directors approved their appointments at a regularly scheduled meeting. John Bacon, principal at Dunbar International Studies/Gifted and Talented Education Magnet Middle School for the past four years, is to be the new principal of HaU High School in the Little Rock School District. Bacon will replace Vernon Smith at Hall. Smith is retiring from the district after being out on sick leave during much of the 2004-05 school year. An employee of the district since 1995, Bacon started work for the system as a substitute teacher before becoming a business education teacher at Pulaski Heights Junior High in August 1996. He was a vocational business teacher at McClellan Magnet High School for a few months in 1998 before he became an assistant principal, first at Cloverdale Junior High and then in 1999 at Dunbar. Bacon is a 1992 graduate of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville with a bachelors degree in public administration. He has a masters degree in business administration from Louisiana State University and another masters degree in secondary education from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He is currently pursuing a doctorate in educational leadership, also from UALR. On Thursday the board voted to replace Bacon with Eunice Thrasher, principal at Rightsell Elementary since 2002. Thrasher was assistant principal at the districts Williams Magnet Elementary School from 1998-2002. She has also been a speech therapist at several of the districts campuses. Thrasher is a 1975 graduate of Ouachita Baptist University, where she earned her bachelors in speech pathology. She received her masters degree in educational leadership from the University of Central Arkansas in 1995. The board also appointed Randy Rutherford, assistant principal and athletic administrator at Central High, to the principal position at JA. Fair High School. Rutherford will follow Cassandra Norman in the job. He was the head football coach, as well as a business and physical education teacher at J.A. Fair from 1999 to 2002. He graduated from UCA in Conway in 1985 with a bachelors degree in physical education. In 1998 he earned his masters of science in education from Henderson State University in Arkadelphia.July 15, 2 0 0 5 LR principal takes middle school post ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE Frederick Fields, principal at Little Rocks Cloverdale Elementary School, is moving next door to become principal at Cloverdale Middle School for the 2005- 06 school year. The Little Rock School Board approved Fields appointment TTiursday as part of an ongoing series of personnel changes for the coming year. Fields is replacing Angela Munns. Betty Mosley, an assistant principi at Forest Heights Middle School, will take over as principal for Cloverdale Elementary, which is going to be housed in the old Badgett School this year because of structural problems with the Cloverdale building. Nancy Swaty will be the new principal at McDermott Elementary School when classes start for students on Aug. 19. Swaty, who has been McDermotts media speciaUst/librarian, is filling the vacancy created by the retirement of Virginia Ashley. i
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