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OHES Faculty & Staff

Pre-Kindergarten:
Heather Walker
Laura Aevalotis

Kindergarten:
Buffy Dilligard
Ana Escorza
Stephanie Goss
Katy Pinson
Amber Estes
Stephanie Valdivia

First Grade:
Renee Henderson
Shawanna Wilcher
Amanda Bertrand
Kerri Leach
Denise Zackoski

Second Grade:
Laura Faith
Torrie Heller
Taylor Johnson
Juanita Stephens

Third Grade:
Gerl Benson
Jesse Daniel
Traci Ledford
Rebeccca Ridgway
Jennifer Sealy

Fourth Grade:
Sierra Benton
Marissa Biglow
Amy Boldin
Caroline Garrett
Micaela Stegall

Fifth Grade:
Andrea Dowdy
Amy Hamby
Kaylee Lacey
Heather White

Special Education:
Tomice Scott - SNPK
Karlene Johnson - SNPK
Greta Crawford
Haley Dennis
Samora Howard
Barbara Saunders
Jo Ellen Anderson
Linda Scovanner
Amalea Stephens
Demetria Phillips - Speech
Abigail Long - Speech

Supplemental:
Melissa Dunagan - Quest
Jeff Johnson - Music
Kalin Jordan - Art
Tracy Angel, P.E.
Larry Hultquist - EIP, Webmaster
Mary Johnson - EIP, Title I Contact
Bettina Martin - EIP
Sue McGowan - Instructional Coach
Kimberly Ramsey - Media Center
Amy Standard - ELL

Staff:
Lana Gazhenko - Head Custodian
Denroy Hodges - Custodian
Susan Jackson - Custodian

Jennifer Sorrells - Cafeteria Manager

Stephanie Huntsinger, Para Pro
Ruthie Green, Para Pro
Terrica Juwara, STA
Alica Aycox,  ParaPro
Diana Caid,  ParaPro
Sondra Parris,  ParaPro
Crystal Carter,  ParaPro
Petrina Housworth - ParaPro
Jennifer McGee , ParaPro
Hillis Todman,  ParaPro
Samantha Storey, ParaPro
Rebecca Davidson, ParaPro
Kasey Dylong,  ParaPro
Tiffaney Turner, Para Pro
Jennifer Kitchens, Para Pro
Suzanne Makanani, Para Pro
Cherry Morgan, Para Pro
Theresa Button, Para Pro
Stevie Cochran Para Pro
Kanique Shaw Para Pro
Shellie Osment, Para Pro
Sara Mejia Cardenas, ESOL Para Pro

Federal law prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color or national origin (Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964); sex (Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 and the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Act of 2006): or disability (Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990) in educational programs or activities receiving federal financial assistance. Students, parents, employees and the general public are hereby notified that the Newton County Board of Education does not discriminate in any educational programs or activities or in employment policies. More Infomation

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