Rhonda Lane- Kindergarten Rachel Snyder – First Grade Robin Young – Second Grade Morgan Renbarger – Third grade Barbie Schroeder – Fourth Grade Jaymi Chambless – Fifth Grade – Seventh Grade Science Kristi Colbert– Sixth Grade – Seventh Grade English Tyler Snowden – Elem. Social Studies – Jh/Hs Coaches Assistant Rebecca Reasnor – Elem. Special Education Director Tyler Tignor – Elem/Jh/Hs Athletic Coach – PE Jacob Mayfield – Elem/Jh/Hs Athletic Coach - PE Johnny Haxton Jr. - Music Karen Randall – Librarian/Chemistry Kyle Axton – Girls Basketball Coach – Jh/Hs Math Brittany Foster – Softball Coach – Hs Math Carol Moore – Jh/Hs Science Christy Lee – Jh/Hs English – Hs Academic Coach Robert Cooper – Jh/Hs History Ricky Wilkinson – Ag Advisor Dillon Young - Technology Trisha Bass – Jh/Hs Special Education Sarah Lippencott – Hs English – Jh Reading/Computers Laura Sessions - Counselor SUPPORT PRESONNEL Michele Hood – Superintendent Secretary Tina Hunter – Lunch Room & Student Activity Accounts Tracy Davis – Elem. Secretary
Mandi Funck – High School Secretary/Registrar Maggie Gutierrez – Aide Hunter Klohn – Aide Valerie Henke-Garrett – Aide Vickie Laub – Aide John Reasnor - Aide Sharon Spence – Food Services Director Janice Bradshaw – Food Services Elizabeth Gutierrez – Janitorial Aaren Muskett – Janitorial/ Bus Driver Mary Barstow – Janitorial/ Bus Driver Gloria Resendiz – Janitorial Donnie Washington – Bus Driver Daron White II – Director of Maintenance ADMISSIONS All children residing in the Calumet School District who will be four (4) years of age on or before September 1 of the school year, and who will not be over twenty – one (21) on or before September 1 of the school year, will be admitted free to Calumet Public School. A birth certificate, up to date shot record and proof of residency (utility bill, warranty deed, housing contract, tax from, driver’s license and/or voter registration) are required at the time of enrollment. PLEASE NOTE, ONLY
6. Eligibility (effective with House Bill 2728) will be determined by the Oklahoma Secondary School Activity Association (OSSAA) when transfer was granted: (1) as an emergency transfer; (2) prior to January 1, 2000 (3) Pursuant to the Education Open Transfer Act and the student qualifies for a hardship waiver. 7. Transportation is not a service required under the Act but it can be provided should the receiving district wish to offer it. However, transportation can only be provided within the boundaries of the receiving school district. COMMUNITY USE OF FACILITIES Permission to use school facilities must be secured from the superintendent and/or building principal. Access to facilities will be for current Calumet students, parents, alumni as well as Calumet residents only. Any league team wanting to use any Calumet facilities should be made up of at least 50% current Calumet students. GENERAL RULES AND CARE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY A fully equipped school building is a part of the heritage of the student body. It belongs to many generations and is not the sole property of any group of students. Thus, it is the privilege and obligation of any one student body to appreciate fully, use carefully, preserve faithfully, and pass on the future generations the building, its grounds, and its equipment, without blemish. Anyone who damages school property intentionally will pay for the damages. Students will not have any reasonable expectation of privacy towards school administrators or teachers in the contents of a school locker, desk, along with other school property in order to properly supervise the welfare of students. Schools lockers, desks, computer activity and other areas of school facilities may be opened and examined by school officials at any time and no reason shall be necessary for such inspection. Schools will inform students in the student discipline code that they have no reasonable expectations of privacy rights toward school officials in school lockers, desks, and computer use other school property. Lockers are assigned at the beginning of the school year, and students should not change lockers unless given permission by the office. It is the responsibility of every student to do their part in keeping the campus clean and the school building in excellent condition. Students are expected to respect all school property at all times. The campus and buildings reflect pride in our school. SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS Surveillance cameras are in use at the high school and elementary buildings. Visitors, students and staff will be monitored at all times. SCHOOL GUEST/VISTATION