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103 Gadsden County Teachers Receive Performance
Pay for
Reading Learning Gains
Per Race to the Top MOU guidelines for Gadsden County, one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) has been allocated for annual performance pay to certificated staff of schools with 65% of their students making learning gains in reading. If 65% of a school meets performance pay criteria, all certificated staff are eligible for a portion of the $100,000 annual performance pay allocated district-wide (not to exceed $2,000 annually).
The monetary incentive was a one time bonus that was written into the RTTT grant for all eligible candidates that achieved 65% or higher learning gains in reading during the 2010-2011 school year.
We have three schools in Gadsden County that qualified for annual performance pay to all certificated staff because 65% of their students made learning gains in reading: Gadsden Elementary Magnet School (79% reading learning gains, 10 staff members), Stewart Street Elementary School (74% reading learning gains, 48 staff members) and Gretna Elementary School (66% reading learning gains, 28 staff members).
Per Race to the Top MOU guidelines, any teacher employed at a school that does not qualify for school-wide performance pay may qualify for individual performance pay, if 65% of his/her students make gains in reading.
The following schools had individual teachers who met this category: Chattahoochee Elementary School(3), George W. Munroe Elementary School (1), Greensboro Elementary School (2), Havana Elementary School (2), Havana Middle School (1), Carter Parramore (1), James A. Shanks Middle School (5), East Gadsden High School (1) and West Gadsden High School (1).
Performance Pay Recipients
George W. Munroe
Sarah Graham
Chattahoochee
Elementary School
Diane White
Jacqueline Canidate
Mellany Wiggins
Greensboro Elementary School
Annette Walker
Tunisia Hairston
Havana Elementary School
Cathy Holmes
Warkeen Jordan
Havana Middle School
Diana Mckeown
Carter Parramore
Jackie Jones
James A. Shanks
Jennifer Alcoseba
Catina Russ
Eugenia Combs
Germaine Brown
Tomeka Lightfoot
East Gadsden High School
Daisy Bush
West Gadsden High School
Joan Bennett
Gadsden Elementary Magnet School
Erica Starling, Lauren Haymen, Patricia Kunkler, LaTasha Porter, Dena Brockman, Shulamith Riggins, Lydia Braithwaith, Brenda Mason, Bridget Franklin, Marty Scott
Stewart Street Elementary School
Lisa Robinson, Valencia Denson, Jamarr Akins, Latrisa Bailey, Capitola Baker, Twanda Bell-Key, Melissa Dantzler, Renee’ Davis, Dorothy Dennis, Nicole Dixon, Martina Evans, Lyn Geariety, Christopher Germany, Kimi Green, Curlie Harris, Kesandra Harris, Robert Harris, Clara Henry, Lakisha Henry, Amelia Holton, Katanga Hughes, Kamilah Hunter, Rekeysha Johnson, Erica Lightfoot, Crystal McKinney, Vicki Muse-Johnson, Whittney O’Neal, Elizabeth Oaks, Brenda Pardee, Patricia Potter, Gracie Powell-Jones, Shonda Pruitt, Jennifer Pyburn, Angela Rollins, Maya Rozier, Ricardo Scales, Charhonda Simmons, Carolyn Smith, Juanita Stafford, Jeffrey Starks, Karen Toussaint, Moneek Walker, Burnell White, Steve Critteli, Cynthia Kent-Toussaint, Applemania Cook, Derek Hocker, Willie Brown
Gretna Elementary School
Delshuana Jackson, LaRonda Lee, Doris Hinson, Wanda Murray, Nancy Sturtz, Carmisha West-Chestnut, Shaundra McGlockton, Alice Bryant, Carolyn Rosier, Akua Sarpong, Cynthia Drayton, Helen Piawah, Nancy Persak, Irene Ford, Dwayne Ivory, Nakia Jones, Kameelah Weeks, Pamela Bryant, Daphnee Rouse, Blossie McCloud, Charlene Hobbs, Chinita Bascom, Travetria Hurchins, Debbie Willis, Claudia Campbell, Katherine Dallas, Edna Henson, Mary Watson
All recipients will be recognized by the Superintendent, his staff, and School Board Members on Tuesday, October 25, 2011 at 6 P.M.
The recognition ceremony will take place at the Max D. Walker Building on 35 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Quincy, Florida, 32351
Volume 1, Issue 1
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