There are some new faces at the Charter School this year as the entire staff is receiving in service in preparation for the first day of school Monday, August 18.
Emily Miller is the new Administrative Assistant. She is a Kansas native and has had experience at Washburn Institute of Technology in Topeka, Kansas. She has been receiving special training for her job which includes bookkeeping, office duties, working with the breakfast and lunch program, answering the phone and sometimes serving as a first aide person.
​Bobby Matthews is the new bus driver for the Charter School. Mr. Matthews has 30 years experience driving a school bus and has served as a bus mechanic in the past.
Patricia Davis will be the new Special Education teacher and has 32 years experience teaching. She holds a BSE degree from Arkansas State University and a Masters in Science Education from Cambridge College in Boston, Mass.
​James M. McLeod has been with the Charter School for five years in various rolls and has 45 years of experience in education. This year he is taking on the roll as Counselor at the Charter School and is taking classes at UCA seeking a Masters Degree in School Counseling.
The Imboden Area Charter School entered an exhibit in the Lawrence County Fair. The exhibit was
developed by students who took some of the pictures; teachers, who printed and laminated those
pictures; and PTO members who decorated the Fold out Board. The exhibit won a blue ribbon and
Reserve Champion ribbon. The students, staff, board of education and parents are proud of the school
and what we all have been able to accomplish in the 12 years the school has been in existence. The
school had open house Thursday August 14th
. Everyone is looking forward to a successful school year.
