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School Personnel Unit 2

School Personnel Unit 2. Middle School High School. Vocabulary. Principal AP Security Library Social Worker Psychologist TSSPECC Support. Staff Teacher Teacher Assistant Secretary Nurse Counselor Volunteer ITRT. Administrative Staff. Principal: Mrs. Kay Hermeling

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School Personnel Unit 2

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  1. School PersonnelUnit 2 Middle School High School

  2. Vocabulary • Principal • AP • Security • Library • Social Worker • Psychologist • TSSPECC • Support • Staff • Teacher • Teacher Assistant • Secretary • Nurse • Counselor • Volunteer • ITRT

  3. Administrative Staff • Principal: Mrs. Kay Hermeling • Assistant Principal (AP): Mr. Christopher Stone

  4. Front Office Staff • Head Secretary: Mrs. Andrea Freeland • Bookkeeper: Mrs. Cory Shaulis • Office Assistant: Mrs. Jane Rich • School Nurse: Mrs. Joyce Campbell • Front Desk Attendant: Mrs. Sherri Coniglio • Security: Mrs. Jan Crase

  5. Guidance Department Staff • Counselors: • Ms. Anaid Shaver • Mrs. Sylvia Chmelko • School Psychologist: Mrs. Jennifer Sims • School Social Worker: Mrs. Amy Webb

  6. Library staff • Head Librarian: Mrs. Sue Siegel • Library Assistant: Mrs. Tammy Potter Computer Support • ITRT: Mrs. Cheryl Phillips • TSSPECC: Mrs. Gail Davidson

  7. What is a volunteer? • A volunteer is a parent, an adult, or older student who helps out in a school. • Volunteer times can vary (some come only once a month, a few times a year, or for one or more hours a day.) • Volunteers can help in the classroom, in the volunteer room, in the library, in the art room, in clubs before and after school, or at special events (Field Day, Jump Rope for Heart, Authors’ Night, class field trips, etc.)

  8. Literacy Activity • Read and discuss “From Home to School” book - “A Classroom Volunteer” Lesson 6 • Book Level “Literacy” (Green) pp. 24-25; complete pp. 25-27 • Book Level 1 (Blue) pp. 34-35; complete pp. 35-37

  9. “Meet your Staff” Activity • Matching game • Match the job description with title and the staff picture to help identify and recognize school staff

  10. Computer Lab • Look at an example of a résumé. • Learn how to write a résumé. • Open the computer program Word to begin making a résumé for yourself or for your high school student.

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