MASON CITY – The Mason City School District announced personnel changes this week.
Administrative new hires were announced. They included:
Daniel Long for Principal of Mason City High School – $95,000
Dan Arjes for Associate Principal of Mason City High School – $70,000
Joshua Smith for Dean of Students at John Adams Middle School – $62,000
Administrative resignations were announced. Allison Pattee resigned as Jefferson Elementary Principal.
Certified personnel new hires were announced. They incuded:
David Christopherson for business education at Mason City High School (half-time) – $21,273
Kelli Ciavarelli for regular education at an elementary school to be determined – $40,110
Megan Gross for an assignment to be determined – $40,110
Elizabeth Parrott for special ed. teacher at Francis Lauer Youth Services – $50,925
Rebecca Seaton for regular education, assignment to be determined – $42,545
Cheryl Thomas for special ed. – hosptial/educare – $54,463 (0.8 FT)
Jill Thompson for special ed. at Hoover Elementary – $54,828
Emily Wassenar for regular educationat an elementary school to be determined – $40,110
Other certified personnel resigned. They included:
Steven Christianson (Spanish teacher, 27 years)
Tami Cline (Harding Elementary teacher, 8 years)
Amelia Molencamp (Roosevelt Kindergarten teacher, 1 year)
Dyan Sundermeyer (Lincoln literacy teacher, 6 years)
News hires for miscellaneous personnel were announced, including:
Kritian Einsweiler, School Administration Manager at Lincoln School – $57,000
Andrea Petersen, Student services / instructional coach 9-12 MCHS – $16.00 / hour
Teresa Schlichting, School Administration Manager at Hoover Elementary – $57,000
The “assignment to be determined” means that they have several openings that this teacher can fill, they just haven’t decided where to put them at the time of this announcement. They are probably looking at student numbers and needs at each building.
I was hoping to see Anita Micich’s name on the list of people LEAVING!
are these teachers and the others that have assignments to be determined, hired for athletic reasons? and we’ll find them something to do later?
Megan Gross for an assignment to be determined,
Rebecca Seaton for regular education, assignment to be determined
when I was in school one teacher complained about this. Schools hiring a football or basketball coach, and finding them something to do later. He said that was a common problem with schools. worried more about hiring a coach than a good teacher.
Hillari whats up with that? I must of missed the train. Tasteless
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These wages are not going to make the voters happy come election day. Our kids can’t read, they can’t make change at Fareway or all the other minimim wage jobs that are open to them and we cant compete with the rest of the world. Shame on our school system. Shame!
You cant call this a part time job as they do have a lot on their hands. Being a PART TIME school bus driver if the students in the class room act like they do on the bus those teachers have their hands full. By the way I dont make much but I have a lot of responsibility.
$54,000 isn’t enough if you have to wrangle potato to earn it.
How about 54.000 for a part time job. Nice gig