Record staff turnover leads to wave of new teachers

After nearly 30 staff members left at the end of the 2017-2018 school year, there are lots of new faces in the halls. Below are the newest members of the GCAA family.

Lisa Basich, middle school math teacher
Summer Harris-Nance, dance teacher
Sherisse Benavidez, high school English teacher
Kim Campbell, high school counselor
Erin Smith, middle school English teacher
Patrick Mattia, choir teacher
Ashley Olson, head of school
Andria Porch, middle school science teacher
Cory Butler, ISS teacher
Tennille Peeler, middle school principal
Tosha Pearson, middle school counselor
Zina Bush, resource officer
Michael Perkins, theatre teacher and technical director of the Sun Theater
Detra Johnson-McMurray (Ms. Mac), data owner and enrollment specialist
Kevin Lurten, resource educator
Steve Burgess, high school science teacher
Brian Vaccaro, guitar teacher
Keyur Patel, middle school science and engineering teacher
Nicholas Rhodes, vocal music teacher
Ginnifer Brown, orchestra teacher
Kathy Chostner, process coordinator for special education
Joseph Dickinson, middle school social studies teacher
Faybian Penn, Title I math teacher
Dana Chamberlain, high school English teacher
Brian McCalpin, high school math teacher
Adriene Van, resource educator
Eric Ingram, resource officer
Kelly Baker, visual arts teacher

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