School district hires 17 new teachers

Each month, the Wilson County Board of Education releases its personnel list showing employees who’ve been hired and those who’ve retired or resigned from the system in the previous month. The Wilson Times publishes the list each month.

Each month, the Wilson County Board of Education releases its personnel list showing employees who’ve been hired and those who’ve retired or resigned from the system in the previous month. The Wilson Times publishes the list each month.

The Wilson County Board of Education approved the following personnel changes during its July meeting.

ADMINISTRATIVE HIRINGS

• Cindy Dunn, school to be determined, assistant principal, previously instructional coach for Nash County Schools

• Christy Straughan-Haley, school to be determined, assistant principal, previously assistant principal for Wayne County Schools

• Mary West, school to be determined, assistant principal, previously math teacher at Wayne County Schools

CERTIFIED HIRINGS
• Madison Bass, New Hope Elementary School, second grade teacher

• Megan Bissette, Beddingfield High School, English teacher

• Helaina Bossolono, Lucama Elementary School, first grade teacher

• Gabrielle Daugherty, Vinson-Bynum Elementary School, exceptional children teacher

• Billie Daughtry, Jones Elementary School, third grade teacher

• Fallon DiBlasio, Beddingfield High School, exceptional children teacher

• William Edwards, Wilson Academy of Applied Technology, science teacher

• Brittany Glover, Forest Hills Middle School, sixth grade social studies teacher

• Sherry Keys, Wells Elementary School, second grade teacher

• Sarah Lane, Stantonsburg Elementary School, first grade teacher

• Brian Lewis, Stantonsburg Elementary School, first grade teacher

• Emory Lyndon, Beddingfield High School, math teacher

• Savannah Penny, Lucama Elementary School, first grade teacher

• James Saunders, Elm City Middle School, seventh grade English language arts teacher

• Tearra Sutton, Barnes Elementary School, exceptional children teacher

• Gracie Taylor, Gardners Elementary School, kindergarten teacher

• Kathryn Tharrington, Jones Elementary School, media coordinator

• Amy Thies, Lucama Elementary School, school counselor

• Jayla Whitby, Jones Elementary School, first grade teacher

• Susan Whitley, instructional services, English language arts/social studies coordinator

ADMINISTRATIVE RESIGNATIONS

• Katrina Fowler, Springfield Middle School, assistant principal

• Tereasa Newton, Barnes Elementary School, assistant principal

CERTIFIED RESIGNATIONS

• Troy Allen, Elm City Middle School, sixth grade science/social studies teacher

• Maritza Arroyo-Lopez, Fike High School, Spanish teacher

• Tiffany Bellamy, Speight Middle School, eighth grade math teacher

• Felicia Britt, Forest Hills Middle School, sixth grade math teacher

• Santisha Brown, Springfield Middle School, seventh grade English language arts teacher

• Kaitlyn Bryant-Jacobs, Jones Elementary School, first grade teacher

• Cecilia Castro De Hernandez, Frederick Douglass Elementary School, K-1 Spanish immersion teacher

• Jeanne Falvo, Barnes Elementary School, multi-classroom leader III

• Savannah Harrison, WAAT, teacher

• Lindsay High, Forest Hills Middle School, seventh grade math teacher/multi-classroom leader

• Darlene Johnson, Elm City Middle School, school counselor

• Lindsay Lancaster, Stantonsburg Elementary School, second grade teacher

• Allison Newsome, Jones Elementary School, fifth grade teacher

• Brittany Parker, Jones Elementary School, kindergarten teacher

• Deniz Perrino, Beddingfield High School, school counselor

• Rachel Rogerson, Jones Elementary School, multi-classroom leader III

• Zachary Ross, Darden Middle School, band/chorus teacher

• Allison Skinner, exceptional children, school psychologist

• Brittany Thoms, Springfield Middle School, eighth grade English language arts teacher

• Katelynn Ward, Vick Elementary School, second grade teacher

CERTIFIED RETIREMENTS

• Barbara Bass, Rock Ridge Elementary School, third grade teacher

• Jessica Harris, Daniels Learning Center, school counselor

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