The Anderson School District One Board of Trustees recently approved the following personnel recommendations:
Camden Hays, Elementary Education, District One; Margaret Coats, Special Education, Wren Middle. Coats is a graduate of Newberry College with a Bachelor of Arts in History Education. She earned a Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction from Liberty University; Janessa Dixon, English Language Arts, Palmetto Middle. Dixon is a graduate of Bob Jones University with a Bachelor of Science in English Education and earned a Master of Education in Advanced Studies from Converse College; Abigail Morton, Elementary Education, School District One. Morton will graduate with a Master of Arts in Elementary Education from Clemson University in May; Avery Stoneman, Science, Wren Middle. Stoneman will graduate with a Master of Arts in Middle Level Science from Clemson University in May.
Retirement – Pam White, Fifth Grade, Cedar Grove Elementary.
Resignations – Amy Lewis, Special Education, Palmetto Middle.
Recommendations (approved Dec. Board meeting) – Madison Berry, Elementary Education, District One. Berry will graduate with a Master of Arts in Education from Clemson University in May; Leila Fisher, Elementary Education, District One. Fisher will graduate with a Master of Arts in Elementary Educaton from Clemson University in May; Grayson Lamb, Early Childhood Education, District One. Lamb will graduate with a Master of Arts in Early Childhood Education from Clemson University in May; Virginia Lee, Early Childhood Education, District One. Lee will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education from Clemson University in May; Hannah Moore, Special Education, District One. Moore graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Special Education from Anderson University in December; Ellison Pruitt, Early Childhood Education, District One. Pruitt will graduate with a Master of Arts in Early Childhood Education from Clemson University in May; Savannah Shealy, English, District One. Shealy will graduate with a Master of Arts in Secondary Education and English from Clemson University in May.
