Brunswick County School Board
Approves Staff Actions
Brunswick County Board of
Education members completed suit -
ling arrangements for the new
school year Saturday, filling vacan
cies set in motion by several last
minute resignations and other
changes.
Several of the reassignment*
haven't been carried out, pending
hiring freeze waivers from the stale.
The individuals will retain their old
positions until waivers arc received,
said Ralph Ward, personnel director.
Jerry Small, driver education
teacher and athletic director, will
temporarily act as an assistant prin
cipal at West Brunswick High
School in Shallotte, filling in for
Carlton Sligh, who is out on leave.
Sligh was recently reassigned from
attendance counselor to assistant
principal.
Terry Chestnult, a physical edu
cation teacher and coach at Wacca
maw Elementary School at Ash,
was named interim assistant princi
pal, pending a freeze waiver from
the stale. Assistant Principal Sybil
Mitchell Simmons is on maternity
leave.
In the central office, Mary Wolf,
pupil personnel services director,
has resigned to become psycholo
gist for the Currituck County
Schools.
Resignations were accepted also
from Donna McLamb, music teach
er, Shallotte Middle; Sandra Pir
aino, elementary teacher, Shallotte
Middle; Joann Absi, media coordi
nator, North Brunswick; Anthony
Price, special education teacher.
South Brunswick High; Madeline
Phelps, teacher assistant, Wacca
maw; and Pamela Keescc, nurse,
Bolivia Elementary.
Hired were Ruth Clay, interim
special education teacher. Union
Primary; Wendy W. Jones, interim
physical education teacher, Wacca
maw; Grace Stallings, interim sec
ond grade teacher, Waccamaw;
Margaret Dessing, special education
teacher, West Brunswick; Amy
Morton, interim W) percent English
teacher. Extended Day program;
Carol Malpass, interim fourth grade
teacher, Lclaiul Middle;
Also, Beth Morris, interim aca
demically gifted teacher, Southport
Elementary; Rhonda Evans, interim
sixth grade teacher. South Bruns
wick Middle; James Rice, interim
math/science teacher. South Bruns
wick High; Sarah Kirby, interim
Spanish/English teacher, South
Brunswick High; Elizabeth Erick
New Season To Begin
The Shallotte Ladies Barbershop
Chorus will begin its new season
Tuesday, Sept. 17.
Rehearsals will be held each
Tuesday at Camp United Methodist
Church in Shallotte at 7:30 p.m., ac
cording to publicity chairman Tina
Redman.
The barbershop chorus is open to
women of all ages in Brunswick
County, and the South Carolina
communities of Little River and
North Myrtle Beach.
For more information, call
Belinda Formyduval at 754-5372 or
Mrs. Redman at (803)249-4534.
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son, t-nglish leather. West Bruns
wick; Tina Butler anil Kuih Graves,
early childhood teacher, Lincoln
I'riinary ;
And. Leslie Innian, interim lourih
grade leather, Waccamaw; Shenna
Lace v. ell, interim lourih grade
teacher, I. eland Middle; Jennifer
Johnson, interim lourih grade leach
cr, Bolivia; Dcana Croom, special
education resource leather. West
Brunswick; Pain Basnight. interim
special education teacher. South
Brunswick High; Carole Williams,
s|K*cial education teacher. North
Brunswick; Memory Goforth, art
teacher, Sliallotte Middle; Catherine
Strickland, homebound teacher.
based at central office: Leona Tripp,
interim teacher assistant, Wacca
maw; Sue Simmons, interim part
time custodian. Waccamaw; Lynn
Ellis and Sheila lluskins, teacher
assistant. Union Primary.
Transfers were approved for Su
san Brown, elementary teacher,
from South Brunswick Middle to
Shallot to Middle; Mary Blanton.
media coordinator, Leland Middle
to North Brunswick (pending Irec/c
waiver); Patricia l-llis, media cix>r
dinator. Bolivia to Lcland Middle
(pending Iree/e waiver); and Karen
Wagoner, academically giltcd teach
er, Southport Elementary to lan
guage arts teacher. South Brunswick
Middle; Annette Clemmons, teacher
assistant. Suuthport Elementary to
South Brunswick Middle: Tamera
McMillan, teacher assistant, Soutli
Brunswick Middle to Southpotl
Elementary; and Michael tlankins,
head cusuhIuiii, South Brunswick
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