Davie County Enterprise Record

Education board OKs personnel decisions

By Mike Barnhardt,

2024-03-12

The following personnel changes were approved by the Davie Board of Education at their meeting March 4.

Employment: Carrie Chapple, Elizabeth Herrera, and Kristen Johnson, substitutes; Elizabeth Hunley, EC instructional assistant/bus driver, Davie; Zaid Hernandez-Serrano, ESL instructional assistant/bus driver, Davie; Julie Langfield, temporary instructional assistant, Cornatzer; and Tanner Nifong, instructional assistant/bus driver, Shady Grove.

Reassignment: Cheryl Reeves, principal, Cornatzer.

Resignation: Katherine Ahrens, English teacher, Davie; Michelle Bracken, office manager, Mocksville; Ashleigh Freeman, EC instructional assistant, Davie; Matthew McKnight, CTE teacher, Davie; Jennifer Miller, instructional assistant, Cornatzer; Joseph Otranto, director of school nutrition, Central Davie; Sheila Stanley, office manager, William Ellis; and Susan Spear, assistant principal, Shady Grove.

Retirement: Brenda Hollifield, instructional assistant/bus driver, Cornatzer; Martha Hunt, instructional assistant, William R. Davie; Raymonda Shelton, principal, Cornatzer; Samantha Smiley, CTE teacher, North Davie; Amy Summers, remediation teacher, William Ellis; Esther Laroque, instructional assistant, Central Davie; Ruth Zink, administrative assistant, Central Davie, and Jerri West, tutor, Cooleemee.

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