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REGION 9 PERSONNEL SERVICES

Regional Job Postings as of May 9, 2005

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Bryson ISD (http://www.brysonisd.net/) – (Boys or Girls Athletics-All Sports/Social Studies) contact Jeff Decker, Principal at <ST1:phone w:st="on" o:ls="trans" phonenumber="$6392$$$">940-392-2601</ST1:phone> or jdecker@brysonisd.net

Bryson ISD (http://www.brysonisd.net/) – (Softball/Assistant Boys and Girls Sports/Secondary Math) contact Jeff Decker, Principal at 940-392-2601 or jdecker@brysonisd.net<O:p></O:p>

Burkburnett ISD (http://www.burkburnettisd.org/) – (HS Soccer Coach, Middle School Keyboarding) contact Randy Lovelady, Executive Director of Personnel at 940-569-3326

Byers ISD (http://www.esc9.net/byersisd/) – (Boys Basketball/Girls Softball/Secondary Science) contact Steve Wolf, Superintendent at 940-529-6101<O:p></O:p>

Chillicothe ISD (http://www.esc9.net/chillicothe/) – (Football Coach-6 man-/Math or Social Studies) contact Mike Vinyard, Interim Superintendent at 940-852-5391, ext 225<O:p></O:p>

Chillicothe ISD (http://www.esc9.net/chillicothe/) – (Boys Basketball/Math or Social Studies) contact Mike Vinyard, Interim Superintendent at 940-852-5391, ext 225<O:p></O:p>

City View ISD (http://www.cityview-isd.net/) – (Head Volleyball/Girls Assistant Coach/Biology) contact Steve Harris, Secondary Principal at 940-855-7511, ext 308

City View ISD (http://www.cityview-isd.net/) – (Head Softball/JH Volleyball/IPC Science) contact Steve Harris, Secondary Principal at 940-855-7511, ext 308

City View ISD (http://www.cityview-isd.net/) – (Head JH Football, Baseball/Health) contact Steve Harris, Secondary Principal at 940-855-7511, ext 308<O:p></O:p>

Harrold ISD (http://www.esc9.net/harroldisd/) (Head Girls Volleyball/Secondary-7-12-Science) contact David Thweatt, Superintendent at 940-886-2213<O:p></O:p>

Iowa Park CISD (http://www.ipcisd.net/) – (JH Coach/Life Earth Science) contact Chris Ellis, Athletic Director at 940-592-2144<O:p></O:p>

Knox City ISD (http://www.esc9.net/KnoxCity/index.html) – (Head Volleyball/History) – contact Louis Baty, Superintendent at 940-657-3521<O:p></O:p>

Knox City ISD (http://www.esc9.net/KnoxCity/index.html) – (Head Boys Basketball/teaching field open) – contact Louis Baty, Superintendent at 940-657-3521<O:p></O:p>

Midway ISD (http://www.esc9.net/midway/) – (Boys Coach 7-12 all Sports) contact Peggy DeMoss, Principal at <ST1:phone w:st="on" o:ls="trans" phonenumber="$6476$$$">940-476-2215</ST1:phone><O:p></O:p>

Munday ISD (http://www.esc9.net/munday/) – (Assistant Girls Cross Country/Basketball/Track/Secondary Science) contact Robert Dillard, Superintendent or Patrick Corcoran, Athletic Director at <ST1:phone w:st="on" o:ls="trans" phonenumber="$6422$$$">940-422-4241</ST1:phone><O:p></O:p>

Munday ISD (http://www.esc9.net/munday/) – (Assistant Football/Assistant Girls/Secondary Science) contact Robert Dillard, Superintendent or Patrick Corcoran, Athletic Director at 940-422-4241<O:p></O:p>

Nocona ISD (http://www.noconaisd.net/) – (High School Coach/Social Studies) – contact Robert Ulibarri, High School Principal at 940-825-3264 or Ronnal Bell at 940-825-8541<O:p></O:p>

Petrolia ISD (http://www.esc9.net/petrolia/) – (Assistant Football/Basketball/Spring Sport-teaching field of English, Social Studies or Math) contact Dwain Milam, Athletic Director at 940-524-3620<O:p></O:p>

Petrolia ISD (http://www.esc9.net/petrolia/) – (Assistant Girls Basketball/Volleyball/Spring Sport-teaching field of English, Social Studies or Math) contact Dwain Milam, Athletic Director at 940-524-3620<O:p></O:p>

Prairie Valley ISD (http://www.esc9.net/pvisd/) - (Secondary Coach/History/PE) contact Leslie Christian, Principal or W.R. Tucker, Superintendent at 940-825-4425<O:p></O:p>

Quanah ISD (http://www.qisd.net/) – (Junior High Coach, Social Studies) contact Jack Campsey, High School Principal at 940-663-2791<O:p></O:p>

Quanah ISD (http://www.qisd.net/) – (High School Coach, Social Studies) contact Mike Hale, Junior High School Principal at <ST1:phone w:st="on" o:ls="trans" phonenumber="$6663$$$">940-663-2226</ST1:phone><O:p></O:p>

Vernon ISD (http://www.vernonisd.org/) – (Girls PE/Basketball at Middle School/Volleyball at High School-teaching field open) contact Bill Belew, Middle School Principal at 940-552-6231 or Ronda Havins, Girls Athletic Coordinator at 940-553-4324<O:p></O:p>

Vernon ISD (http://www.vernonisd.org/) – (Middle School Girls PE/Coach/Social Studies) contact Bill Belew, Middle School Principal at 940-552-6231 or Ronda Havins, Girls Athletic Coordinator at 940-553-4324<O:p></O:p>

Vernon ISD (http://www.vernonisd.org/) – (Middle School Assistant Tennis-teaching field open) contact Karla Wallace, Superintendent at 940-553-1900

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Jacksboro ISD (http://www.jacksboroisd.net/) – (High School) contact Brad Burnett, High School Principal at <ST1:phone w:st="on" o:ls="trans" phonenumber="$6567$$$">940-567-5171</ST1:phone> or burnettwb@jacksboroisd.net

Newcastle ISD (http://www.esc9.net/newcastle/) – (Secondary) contact Cathy Creel, High School Principal at 940-846-3531

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[PrezLeefun]

its all sports....I think something is a little off base..lol "off base"...I'm so clever!

[ponch21]

I guess as a high school social studies teacher and head football coach, I don't see anything wrong with how they are posting. I don't know what is happening in Texas, but here in MN we are seeing declining enrollment in our schools. That means we are cutting teaching staff in order to balance our ever tightening budgets. As a result every hire is expected to do more - extra-curriculars included. We can't afford to hire someone who cannot coach as well.

For instance, I only have 2 coaches for 4 positions right now. I hope and pray that when they hire an elementary teacher, that person can also coach football.

That said, they should not hire a bad teacher to get a good coach. I think there are many people out there who are great coaches and great teachers.

[ThomasIsUnderrated]

That said, they should hire a bad teacher to get a good coach. .

Please tell me you made a typo here.

[ponch21]

Fixed!!!

[Longhorn_Platinum]

I think there are many people out there who are great coaches and great teachers.

:unsmile: A few, maybe. Most coaches do not make good teachers. Our schools should be placing a priority on academics, & that should include hiring teachers with that same priority.

[LadyHawk108]

I know that I am totally too through with most of the Texas schools. My son is now enrolled in Belton schools which are thought to be some of the best. I hope so. The school district here did not appear to be in the best interest of the child, regardless of the admirable slogan. He did have some great teachers in this school district, unfortunately, the administration was the problem in my view. That is what makes the good teachers leave. If teachers were paid commenserate with what we expect from them, we would have alot better teachers in our schools. I see teaching being oriented only on passing the TAKS test, forget if they know the foundations behind the skills. Whatever happened to Phoenics? That's how I learned to read, and I love to read now. None of my kids were taught phonenics and none of them like to read. I think we need to go back to the basics. By the time i left 4th grade, I knew all my times tables by heart through 12. I think that is unheard of based on my own children...they have to stop and think, mulitply another number, etc. etc. It's something that just pops into my head.... Moral of the story, go back to readin and writin and rithmatic.

[Longhorn_Platinum]

He did have some great teachers in this school district, unfortunately, the administration was the problem in my view.

:unsmile: That, too, is part of the problem. I'm losing my job, because my district is cutting teaching positions to save money. I notice that not one administrator's position is beïng lost.

That is what makes the good teachers leave.

:unsmile: Actually, if a few more would leave, I'd have an easiër time finding another job. But, I digress. A lack of discipline & academic standards are also a factor for the ones who do leave. This is usually rooted in poor school policies that the teachers have no say in, but it'll be the teachers who get blamed.

I see teaching being oriented only on passing the TAKS test, forget if they know the foundations behind the skills.

:unsmile: No kidding. It's not just phonics that have been lost, but math skills, too. Thanks to the TAKS, math teachers in Texas are under pressure to let kids use calculators, & that's destroying their understanding of math.