Director Announces Rehires of 176 Support Staff for 2024-25 School Year

June 13, 2024
By: Dwayne Page

Director of Schools Patrick Cripps has employed the 176 support staff members for the 2024-25 school year.

The personnel report was submitted to the Board of Education during Thursday night’s regular monthly meeting.

Those employed are as follows:

DeKalb County High School:
Caitlin Anderson, Abby Bates, Dean Broadhead, Kathy Chapman, Jamie Cripps, Rochelle Davis, Tena Edwards, Lori Gallagher, Yvonne Hale, Brooke Hutchings, Isabella Johnson, Tracy Kyle, Patricia Linder, Cheryl Mach, Marsha Martin, Mike Merriman, Tera Mooneyham, Holly Moore, Sara Parker, Santos Sosa, Tim Stribling, Tina Templeton, and Vicky Walker.

DeKalb Middle School:
Fay Baker, Deanna Brooks, Martha Cantrell, Katie Denton, Trena Ferrell, Brittany Gard, Ester Holder, Tammy Maynard, Lacey McMillen, Lisa Norton, Brandi Patterson, Tina Pedigo, Jessica Tatrow, and Miranda Waggoner

Smithville Elementary School:
Jennifer Adcock, Charlotte Bertsh, Jamie Bloise, Bethany Bogle, Brenda Beth Cantrell, Brenda G. Cantrell, Darlene Evans, Tavia Gilbert, Betty Griffith, Margie Hale, Tanya Howard, Malia Laird, Talitha Looney, Rita Matthews, Chelsie May, Rebecca Parker, Lori Poss, Brenda Rigney, Jennifer Roller, Jaley Shim, Talitha Shirah, Jackie Stockling, Marie Storie, Allison Taylor, Mary-Margaret Tripp, Tammy Tyler, Harper Wallace, and Celia Whaley.

Northside Elementary School:
Katie Bates, Kortny Blaylock, Chelsie Bryant, Rosalinda Cervantas, Terrie Ford, Glenda Gassaway, Mary Hancock, , Tamara Judkins, LaTonya Kleparek, Ivory Knauer, Ann Knisley, Crystal Moore, Angela O’Connell, Deanna Page, Dennis Patz, Stephanie Reeder, Joy Troncoso, Rita Umstead, and Deneene Willingham.

DeKalb West School:
Margaret Curtis, Emily Davis, Donna Driver, Makenzie Dunaway, Erica Garrett, Alex Hancock, Alyssa Harvey, Nancy Mulloy, Riley Overstreet, Courtney Reynolds, Tonya Roberts, Christine Roehner, Kristi Sullivan, Danyelle Troyer, and Brandi Turney

County Wide Positions:
Chandra Adcock, Linda Adcock, Ally Atnip, Amanda Carter, Cindy Childers, James Culberson, Debra Culver, Bettye June Dodd, Christie Driver, Susan Farris, Wade Ferrell, Lacey Foutch, Greg Frasier, Jordon Funk, Donna Hale, Lisa Hale, Judy Hatfield, Rebecca Hawkins, Bernice Hendrixson, Dillon Hicks, Karen Kidd, Ginda Kilgore, Lindsey Knight, Maggie Lawson, Jenean Lawson, Amanda Lawson, Debra London, Shirley Mathis, Greg Matthews, Kirby Morton, Melissa Pirtle, Danny Pirtle, Jr., Cindy Rhody, Frederick Sanders, Roger Sharp, Brooke Shirah, Kathy Stanley, Beverly Starnes, Kimberly Turner, Steve Vandagriff, Jamie Vickers, Penny Walker, Joannie Williams, Mary Williams, and Aaron Young.

Transportation:
Zack Adams, Debra Bernal, Danny Bond, Dwayne Cantrell, Todd Cantrell, Cathy Driver, Debbie Eaton, Marshall Ferrell, Julie Fitts, Lori Gallagher, Judith Hale, Melissa Hicks, Danny Jenkins, Daniel Lawson, Josh Lawson, Cheryl Mach, Scott McBroom, Mike Merriman, Ronald Merriman, Brandi O’Conner, Linda Gail Pack, Tony Poss, Kelly Pyburn, Ashley Redmon, Myron Rhody, Carol Swope, Nathan Thomas, Mark Violet,Danny Washer, Angela Wilkerson, James Wilkerson, and Linda Williams.

June 13, 2024
By:

State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma) will kick off her summer and fall monthly listening meetings next week in Senate District 16 for June 2024. From June 18-20, Bowling will hold meetings in each county she represents – Coffee, DeKalb, Franklin, Grundy, Lincoln and Warren. She will use this time to hear from constituents and offer assistance with state services to citizens in the district.

The June schedule for Senator Bowling’s listening meetings is as follows:

June 18:  Smithville City Hall
Council Room
1 Public Square
Smithville, TN 9:00 – 10:00 am

June 18 Warren Warren County Administration Building
Magnolia Room
201 Locust Street
McMinnville, TN 1:00 – 2:00 pm

June 19 Grundy Altamont Courthouse
Mayors conference room
68 Cumberland St.
Altamont, TN 9:00 – 10:00 am

June 19 Coffee Manchester Administration Building
Conference room 1, meeting hall room
1329 McArthur St
Manchester, TN 1:00 – 2:00 pm

June 20 Lincoln Fayetteville City Hall
City Hall Auditorium
110 Elk Avenue South
Fayetteville, TN 9:00 – 10:00 am

June 20 Franklin Co. Annex
Small conference room.
855 Dinah Shore Boulevard, Suite #3 Winchester, TN 1:00 – 2:00 pm

For more information, please call Senator Bowling’s office at 615-741-6694.

June 13, 2024
By:

The Smithville-DeKalb County Chamber is thrilled to invite you to the kick-off party for the Jamboree, celebrating in perfect red, white, and blue style at downtown Smithville’s Evins Park on Thursday, July 4th. Evins Park is located across from Justin Potter Library and the Smithville Post Office.

5 Square Dance Teams, led by the Square-Dancing Queen herself, Mary Ann Puckett, will dazzle the audience with their performances.

The performing Square Dance teams include:

Smithville Select (who recently performed on The Grand Ole Opry stage)
DeKalb Dancin’ Delights
Center Hill Hoedown
Caney Fork Circle Eights
Ragland Bottom Roundup

Parking is available after 5 PM at the Smithville Review, located at 106 So. 1st St., Smithville. Remember to bring a lawn chair and enjoy a fantastic evening of local entertainment!

The Jamboree You Love Just Keeps Getting Better! So, hope you join us on Thursday night, July 4th at 6 PM for the Jamboree Community Launch Party.

Come celebrate with us and experience the joy and community spirit that the Jamboree brings!

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