Kathy Bailey is a paraprofessional looking forward to helping our Middle School student to reach their full potential. She loves to read, complete word search puzzles, basketball, and most of all, spending time with her family. Travel plans include going to Punta Cana Dominican Republic with her 4 sisters. Welcome Kathy!
Robert Burns joins us in buildings and grounds maintenance at the Middle School. He loves the outdoors and fresh air and enjoys being able to keep things in good shape. Bob’s hobbies include wood working, hunting, fishing and anything else out-of-doors. Time with family also tops his list. Past travels have taken he and wife Lisa to Hawaii, Florida, Louisiana, Alaska and island-hopping on cruise ships. Welcome Bob!
Kathryn Croteau joins Dye Elementary as 4th/5th split teacher. She is enjoying getting to know everyone at the building. In the past she has traveled to Florida and Las Vegas. She is hoping to get to the Dominican Republic one day. Her spare time is filled with her children, Donovan and Payton. She also enjoys dancing, being a cheerleading coach and working out. Welcome Kathryn!
Talisa Gauthier is our District’s Registration and Student Data Secretary. She loves to spend time taking care of her family which includes husband Gary and sons Spencer and Tatum. Talisa has been to several of the States as well as to the Bahamas and El Salvador. She does dream of trips to Australia and Italy some day. Other interests include singing and choir directing at her church. When the weather allows, she is known to enjoy taking walks and bike rides. Welcome Talisa!
Bob Hetherton is our Director of Student Support Services. He brings experience from Grand Blanc and Mt. Morris to us. An avid U of M fan, he also plays fantasy football. Bob also enjoys camping, hunting and playing cards. He has traveled to Hawaii, Costa Rica and Mexico. Bob is looking forward to assisting the District in ensuring that every student has the support they need to succeed. Welcome Bob!
Jaimie Martinbianco is teaching Developmental Kindergarten at Dillon Elementary. With her background in Elementary Education she looks forward to helping her Kindergarteners grow. Jaimie’s spare time is filled with softball, basketball, reading and watching movies. She also enjoys travel and has been all over Michigan. One day she dreams of going to Italy. Welcome Jaimie!
Tammy Matas is the Assistant Building Secretary at Dillon. She is excited to get to know everyone. Tammy loves to travel. Her favorite destination is Mackinaw City to sit by the water to enjoy the waves crashing on shore. Tammy also enjoys spending time with her kids – Ashley, Emily, Cole and Brenden. Welcome Tammy!
Michelle Paul joins the Business Office as Accounting Clerk. She and husband Jared enjoy traveling and would love to plan a trip to Germany and France. Michelle also enjoys scrapbooking and card making, reading, crocheting, jigsaw and word puzzles and movies. Welcome Michelle!
Jessica Thornton joins Dye Elementary as building secretary. She loves to read and spend time with friends. She especially loves her time with her 3 legged German Shepherd, Max, who spends most of his time on her lap. Max also shares Jessica’s time with daughters Lexi and Christine. Travel has taken Jessica to multiple states and to Mexico. She has been to Europe once and would love a chance to spend a month or two there. In the past she has been involved with the Grand Blanc Relay for Life and with the Grand Blanc Optimist Club. Welcome Jessica!
Clayton Wernette joins our bus garage as a mechanic. He loves golf and bowling and is looking forward to being at C-A and making new friends along the way. Welcome Clayton!
Dillon Elementary invited all our wonderful volunteers for a Thank You Brunch. The 2nd grade classes performed some songs and one of our students played a couple songs on the violin. We love our volunteers. Thank you!
Christian Aubrey is the son of Gwenlyn and Garrick Aubrey. He was a three year member of the National Honor Society. As a member of NHS he did over twenty hours of volunteer work each semester.
He also was a member of Student Council and was a very active leader in school. Christian won Homecoming Prince in 2014 and is the reigning Homecoming King of the 2016-2017 school year. He has received the Cavalier Academic Award all four years of high school and also was on the Honor Roll each semester. Christian participated in the annual Fashion Show three years in a row and did a scene in the annual Berston Field House performance at Flushing High School this past April. He currently is working at Panera Bread in Flint and plans to intern in business this summer. He will be attending Michigan State University next year and will be majoring in business, focusing on the supply chain management field.
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Alicia Brown is the daughter of Ricky and Becky Brown. Finishing in the top 20 of her class, Alicia received gold cords for her commencement ceremony. Alicia received all four Academic Awards for maintaining at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA throughout all four years of high school. She was accepted into the CA Student Leadership Team her junior year. She was also selected to be a part of the 21 Club because of high SAT scores. Before graduating, she was nominated as Rotary Student of the Month by her calculus teacher, Mrs. Thornton. She participated in the Carman-Ainsworth Fashion Show her sophomore and junior year. As a three-year member of the CA Girls Soccer program, she was selected as captain of the Carman-Ainsworth JV Soccer team both her sophomore and junior year, and became a member of the CAVS team her senior year. As a member of the National Honor Society, she participated in several community service events and activities. Over the course of her high school tenure, she has served over 600 hours of community service at Carman-Ainsworth and her church, Kingdom of Heaven Ministries. She will be attending Kettering University this July, where she will be majoring in Industrial Engineering. Her co-op employer will be Nexteer Automotive, located in Saginaw, Michigan.
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Caity Cox is the daughter of Richard Cox (deceased) and Cindy Cox. Throughout high school she has been a part of many extracurricular activities including: bowling, HOSA, NHS, MJMA League, WMJG Tour, and USBC Youth member. She was a four-year varsity girls bowling member finishing this season with Saginaw Valley All Conference first team, All State Academic team, and All State 3rd team. Outside of high school bowling she was named Michigan State Teen Masters Champion and selected for the Flint Invitational team. She was a 3-year HOSA member and public relations officer this year. She was a 2-year NHS member. This fall she will be attending Clarke University on an 80% scholarship along with others such as the Dort Federal Scholarship. She will be majoring in psychology and bowling for the girls team.
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Bailey Curtis graduated with a 3.996 GPA and will be attending the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor in the fall. She plans to major in Biomedical Engineering at the College of Engineering. She participated in two varsity sports for four year and was captain of both Cross Country and Track senior year. She was an involved member of HOSA her senior year by participating in regionals and in other club activities.
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Garrett Ebert is the son of Brian and Julie Ebert. He was a member of the Varsity Football team for two years earning the Saginaw Valley All Academic Award both seasons. He also was a member of the Track and Field team for two years as he competed in Shot Put. Garrett was Genesee County Rotary Student of the Month in February 2017; was recognized by the C-A Board of Education in March; and will be attending Central Michigan University in the fall on an Academic Prestige Scholarship along with the Maroon and Gold Scholarship. He plans on majoring in Business Management with an emphasis on Accounting.
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Isabelle Hynan is the daughter of Mark and Julie Hynan. She was Vice President of student council for three years, a two year member of the National Honor Society, and the President of Band Council. She participated and received high scores at Solo and Ensemble and was drum major for the Blue Brigade Marching Band for three years during her five year membership. Isabelle played lacrosse for three years, serving as the captain for one, swam on the varsity swim team for two years, and pole vaulted in her senior year. She also earned the Saginaw Valley All Academic Team for lacrosse and swimming. Isabelle will be attending the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland and plans to become an officer in the United States Marine Corps upon graduation.
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Hamza Jafari is the son of Dr. Jehad and Tharaa Jafari. He was a member of many organizations, some of which were the Muslim Student Association, National Honor Society, and Health Occupations Students of America. Throughout high school, he has accumulated over 300 hours of service in many venues ranging from being a leader in the Boy Scouts of America to tutoring. Hamza plans on attending the University of Michigan and majoring in Biopsychology, Cognition, and Neuroscience.
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Justin King is the son of Tony and Beverly King. He has played Varsity Basketball and Baseball for Carman-Ainsworth and was a key part of those teams each year. Justin has been a member of Student Council since his freshman year and a member National Honor Society from 2012 to 2017. He has a 3.917 cumulative GPA and is currently ranked 9th in his graduating class. In addition to volunteering in various areas of the Carman-Ainsworth community, Justin also helps out at local elementary schools, the Flint Public Library, and is enrolled in the Accelerated Graduation Opportunity program. Justin plans to major in Business Administration and will be attending the University of Michigan this upcoming fall.
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Nitiyaja Kumar is the daughter of Venkateswari Kumar and Muthukumar Chellaiah. Throughout all of high school she was a proud member of NHS, EFA, Student Council and she was also treasurer of HOSA e-board. Having been awarded the Jean Fairfax Scholarship, she will attend the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor to pursue a career in medicine.
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Alexis Lowe is the daughter of John and Heidi Lowe. She was a member of EFA, HOSA, and NHS for two years. She was a part of Student Council for four years, two of which she was class secretary. Senior year she was the Executive Board Secretary and was given the Exemplary Student Award for her dedication to the council. Alexis played lacrosse for one year where she was awarded a Varsity Letter and an Individual Academic award. During her senior year, Alexis played golf and earned a Varsity Letter, the Coach’s Award, and the Saginaw Valley All Academic Team award. Alexis will be attending the Oakland University Honors College in the fall of 2017 to major in Biology or Nursing.
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D’Mya Mason is the daughter of Shurkela Mason. She was a member of the cross country team her last three years of high school, the JV tennis team freshmen year, and the varsity tennis team her last 3 years of high school. She was team captain of her tennis teams freshmen and senior years. D’Mya graduated in the top 10 of her class. She plans to attend Saginaw Valley State University in the fall of 2017 to study psychology in hopes of becoming a lawyer.
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Chelsea Pearson is the daughter of Mattie and Channing Pearson. She participated in many clubs. She was vice president of the African American Student Association. She was also a representative in Student Council and in National Honor Society. She was also a member of the Varsity Lacrosse team since freshman year. Chelsea also participated in the U of M – Flint CEO program since she was in middle school and received a full ride to the college. She plans to major in some sort of engineering and minor in business management. She will be attending the University of Michigan – Flint.
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Deja Pittman is the daughter of Q.B. and Cheryl Pittman. During her time at Carman-Ainsworth she served on the executive board as treasurer for the National Honor Society. She maintained a steady position on the honor roll, even as she balanced involvement in student council as a representative for the senior class, Future Health Professionals (HOSA), student leadership club, and varsity cheer leading. In the fall, she will attend Michigan State University with a pre-med major. After finishing her undergraduate studies, she plans on attending medical school to pursue a career as a family practice physician.
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Bre’Lanee Richard is the daughter of Giovanna Adams and Cherrick Richard. As a three-year varsity lacrosse player, she received honorable mention in defense for girls lacrosse for the Saginaw Valley Conference during 2015and 2016. The Lacrosse team was an All Academic Lacrosse team during 2016. As a three-year member of African-American Student Association (AASA), she held the office of secretary. She is a member of the National Honor Society and Student Council, holding the offices of representative and executive board historian. She will be attending Michigan State University in the fall of 2017 to major in social work.
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Mi’Toya Scott is the daughter of Deloris Scott and Michael James. She served as the senior class vice president of student council and was also a member of the National Honor Society (NHS) and Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA). She was recognized in the top 50 GPA all four years of high school. She was also a varsity cheerleader. She has received a full paid tuition scholarship to Jackson State University of Jackson, Mississippi, along with other scholarships as well. She will attend there in the fall of 2017.
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Leticia Silva is the daughter of Mark and Jacqueline Silva. She was a member of the National Honor Society, Empathy For All, secretary of Health Occupations Students of America, honorary representative of Student Council, and the president of Students for Christ. She was dually enrolled with the University of Michigan – Flint. She was the Genesee Valley Rotary Club Student of the Month for April. She was also awarded with the Best of the Best Career Technical Education Student of the Year award. She graduated with 23 college credits from her multiple AP classes and dual enrollment. She was on the JV cheer leading team, JV softball team, and Varsity swimming. She is attending the University of Michigan – Flint this fall. She plans to have a career being a forensic nurse.
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Alexia Thompson is the daughter of Anita Abrams and Andre Thompson. She has been a member of the National Honor Society for two years and has enjoyed the process more and more each year. Also being a part of Health Occupational Students of America for two years, she had a lot of fun and is grateful for that experience. She was a two-year Student Council member; junior year as an honorary member and senior year as president of her class. She is very proud to have represented her class in such a way. Alexia has maintained a 3.8 or higher GPA all four years of high school and has received academic recognition for each. In the fall, she plans to attend the University of Michigan – Flint and pursue a degree as a Nurse Practitioner.
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Olivia Van Duyne is the daughter of Ann Marie Van Duyne and Alex Van Duyne. She was an active member of student council and Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), placing first at the HOSA regional competition with her group. As a member of the National Honor Society she served as junior representative and president her senior year. Olivia earned her four year varsity letter for swimming as well as the status of Saginaw Valley All Academic Team member. She was the school Poetry Out Loud champion and state competitor for the past three years. Olivia also danced at the Flint School of Performing Arts for fifteen years and was a member of the Flint Youth Ballet. She received the Jean Fairfax scholarship from the University of Michigan, the Carman Cougar Volunteer Leadership scholarship, and was a finalist in the Daughters of the American Revolution scholarship essay contest. She will be attending the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor’s School of Kinesiology to study movement science.
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Arianna Vantine is the daughter of Heidi Lewicki and Robert Schultz Jr. Arianna’s activities in high school included four years in symphony band as first chair oboe, marching band playing the saxophone, volleyball, varsity cross country, four years in varsity soccer as their goal keeper and a captain for three years, and member of HOSA. Arianna will be attending Michigan State University in the fall to study Veterinary Medicine.
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Tiffany Whittington is the daughter of Pamela and Dupre Whittington. She has been a part of Carman-Ainsworth competitive and sideline cheerleading teams for the past four years, her last year being on varsity. She has participated in various groups throughout high school including cheer, theatre, and orchestra. During high school Tiffany made it a priority to achieve the best academically. She will graduate with over twenty college credits that will hopefully transfer to MSU where she will attend to further her education in the fall. She is currently undecided about a major, but hopes to become a well-respected lawyer.
As of press time no information had been received from Jina Bhagat, Eleanor Dollinger, Jimese Gill, or Afra Kamal.
Tuesday, August 22, 2017 from 8:00 am – 11:00 am and 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Wednesday, August 23, 2017 from 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Please bring completed forms, pick up student schedules, receive locker assignments and have student school pictures taken. Any student with an outstanding book or equipment fine will not receive a class schedule until the fine is paid or the materials returned. Schedules will also be held if we are in need of proof of residency. Please address these issues in the main office.
If you are not able to attend schedule pick up/orientation, student schedules will be available in the Main Office from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm on Thursday, August 24 through Thursday, August 31. Please bring all completed forms to receive your student’s schedule.
Picture day for students who miss orientation is scheduled for Thursday, September 28.
Please make sure your student brings their schedule to school with them the first week; new schedules will NOT be issued.
If you were not able to pick up your student schedule during any of the above listed dates, please have your student report to the auditorium the first day of school.
I am extremely excited about the upcoming 2017-2018 school year! Once again, I am looking forward to the positive partnerships and community engagement opportunities that help ensure academic as well as social success for all Carman-Ainsworth students. There are some important changes to make you aware of for this school year:
School-based Health Center at Carman-Ainsworth High School– Our partnership with the Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools (RAHS) at Michigan Medicine aligns with the district’s continued commitment to the health and well-being of students and the community. The fully functioning health center will provide valuable resources to our students and families that will include but are not limited to: Immunizations, Physical Exams, Sick Visits, Nutrition Counseling, Health and Fitness Education Programs & Groups, Confidential Mental Health Services and Psychotherapy, Vision Screening and Referrals for Community Resources. You can find more information about health center on the RAHS website at:http://umhs-rahs.org/ or by calling 810-591-5473.
Free breakfast and lunch for all Carman-Ainsworth students– Based on our current Free and Reduced Lunch data, Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools qualifies to participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), a program designed to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students without the burden of collecting and processing free and reduced price meal applications. All students in Carman-Ainsworth, beginning with the 2017-2018 school year, will receive one breakfast and one lunch daily at no charge. Although students will receive meals at no charge, all families will be required to complete a Household Information Survey in order for us to fulfill our requirement and obligation for participation in the program. Survey forms are available in the main office of each school.
Check out our new website!– After months of hard work, Carman-Ainsworth is excited to announce the launch of our new website. We are continuing to make changes to our website to ensure that information is easily accessible to our school community. Along with our new look; you will soon have an opportunity to download an app to a smart phone or any other auxiliary computer device which will allow for more efficient connections to information concerning your child’s school as well as district information. We hope you find the new website fresh and modern; we are working hard to make sure it contains valuable information to assist you with your student’s needs.
New Elementary School Start and End Times– The start and end times for the elementary buildings have been adjusted and will be as follows:
Dillon Elementary and Dye Elementary
Regular Full Day 8:25 a.m. – 3:39 p.m.
District wide ½ day 8:25 a.m. – 11:49 a.m.
Late Start Wednesdays 9:25 a.m. – 3:39 p.m.
Randels Elementary and Rankin Elementary
Regular Full Day 8:55 a.m. – 4:09 p.m.
District wide ½ day 8:55 a.m. – 12:19 p.m.
Late Start Wednesdays 9:55 a.m. – 4:09 p.m.
We believe that the new start and end times strike the right balance for our community and all of our unique geographic and traffic realities.
I feel the above initiatives will continue to position us to meet the needs of our students and community and demonstrate our commitment to work together to guarantee learning for every student. Thank you for your continued support of Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools.
Mornings can be really crazy and sometimes there is no time for your child to eat at home. Please be aware that we serve breakfast in every school building. A nutritious school breakfast helps students be more alert so they can focus in class. It also provides the vitamins and nutrients for a strong and healthy body. See below for your school and breakfast serving times.
Toys For Tots– Registration period: Nov. 27th– Dec. 9th, HOURS: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., 4425 S. Saginaw St. Flint, MI. 48507. You can call 715-4401 or go to www.toysfortots.org for more information. They can NOT service foster care families. They serve children through age 15; children over age 15, they will issue a referral for those children (only) to Old Newsboys. To receive help, you can NOT be signed up with any other agency!
Old Newsboys– Registration period is October 30th – December 22nd. The number is 744-1840. Old Newsboys is located on 6255 Taylor Drive (off Hill Roadbetween U.S. 23 and VanSlyke Road.)
· Must bring: Drivers License or State ID, Social Security Card, Birth Certificates or Judgments of Legal Custody for each childenrolled, income document (2016 tax records, current MI Medicaid Card or Acceptance to Federal School Lunch Program).
Crossover Downtown Outreach Ministries– Helps with Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets. They also have a coat/boot program. Contact number is (810) 234-2479. Call for information, may need referral from caseworker.
Jackie Botsford is a second grade teacher at Dye Elementary. Her hobbies include reading, volleyball, spending time with her family and watching movies. She has been on mission trips to Mexico City and to South Africa. Jackie dreams of one day visiting New Zealand, Italy and Hawaii. She is excited to be a part of C-A and states “I love children and have a passion to see all my students reach their goals and excel in their learning.”
Angela Boyd is excited to join Dye Elementary and work with C-A families and students. Her spare time is filled with reading, camping, spending time with family and supporting C-A Football.
Kaitlyn Brasher is the art teacher at the Middle School. She has been fortunate to travel all over the country through golf and she would like to continue her travels; especially to places outside of the U.S. She is excited to join the C-A community and states “Art has always been my biggest passion and I’m excited to show my students how it can positively affect their lives.”
Linda Cerulli joins Dye Elementary as a 2nd/3rd grade teacher. She enjoys reading and cooking. She has traveled with her husband to Washington, D.C. and toured the White House.
Rebecca Cole is joining Randels Elementary as a paraprofessional and looks forward to working with new students and teammates and is hoping to make a difference. She has traveled to Key Westthis Spring and would like to explore other tropical beaches.
Merideth Collins is a math and science teacher at the Middle School. She enjoys skiing and snowboarding and has spent 23 seasons as a volunteer member of the Pine Knob Ski Patrol performing first aid and snow sport safety. One day she would like to go to Sicily to visit her family there. Merideth is looking forward to sharing her stories and experiences while providing the best possible educational opportunities with students at the Middle School.
Megan Darley is a fifth grade teacher at Dye Elementary. She enjoys spending time with friends and family, drinking coffee and cooking. She also enjoys walking her dogs Oliver and Winchester. Travels have taken her to Mexico, El Salvador, Dominican Republic, Canada and all over the United States. One day she dreams of going to Greece with her husband Jacob.
Kally Grover will be at Randels Elementary as a speech-language pathologist. She is looking forward to being with C-A in an elementary setting.
Samantha Hamilton is school counselor at both Dillon and Rankin Elementaries. Her spare time is filled with family, running, and her dog, Brody. One day she dreams of travelling to Europe. She is looking forward to working with kids and families.
Mary Haslinger has joined Carman-Ainsworth as the Interim Principal of the Middle School. She has had opportunities to travel to Samoa, Peru, Mexico, Maine, Colorado, California, North Carolina, Tennessee, Ohio, and Washington D.C. Her spare time is filled with everything from spending time with family to golf, hiking, reading, camping, watching the Detroit Tigers, as well as most other sports. She enjoys the energy of Middle School students and their desire to impact the community and looks forward to building relationships with students and staff.
Amy Hosmer is excited to be a Cav and is looking forward to meeting more of the Middle School staff and students in her position there. She has spent time as a Special Olympics coach. She has also traveled to Kenya and Uganda as well as to California and South Carolina. She would like to go to Alaska and Hawaii.
Courtney Hoyes is a fifth grade teacher at Randels Elementary. She enjoys playing golf, dancing, cooking and baking. She also enjoys spending time with family and friends and caring for her animals. She dreams of one day going someplace warm and tropical and staying in a tiki hut on the water. Possibly in the Maldives or Bora Bora.
Brandy Jones is our Dean of Students at Dye Elementary. She fills her spare time with family, reading, traveling, camping, and scrap booking. Travels have taken her to various states including Texas and Washington, D.C. She has also been to Barbados and Jamaica and would like to go to Africa.She also enjoys volunteering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flint and Genesee County. She is a graduate of C-A and feels honored to return to serve her community.
Andrew Knuuti is teaching at the High School. He and his wife, Kimberly, have vacationed to Florida and also been on a cruise. Andrew likes to fix anything that breaks and also likes to watch baseball, basketball, and football. He looks forward to learning and working with each and everyone.
Jacqueline Luea is a Speech Pathologist at Dye Elementary. She enjoys soccer, biking, ready, and time with family. She would also like to visit all 50 states having already been to 35 of them.
Lisa Maas is teaching writing to sixth graders. She loves scrap booking and family trips to Disney. She is looking forward to getting to know the kids and staff at the Middle School.
Aldrich Morgan is joining the Middle School as a paraprofessional. He is looking forward to working in the classroom with students. He has traveled to Hawaii and Canada and would like to visit Columbia.
Jeff Nagy is a math teacher at the High School. He is a graduate of Flint Central and enjoys hunting, fishing, family and the Detroit Tigers.
Alyssa Nowak will be at the Middle School in the self-contained special education classroom. She loves sports having played college basketball. She also enjoys downhill skiing, water skiing, and beach volleyball. She especially loves to be at the beach for Spring Break.
Amanda Palen-Rendon loves reading and learning and is a huge animal lover. She also enjoys watching the Detroit Red Wings.She also enjoys travelling up north with her husband, Michael, to relax by the water and enjoy the serenity of nature.
Jeff Piechowski is a 20-year veteran of TV and radio news with an Emmy-nomination! He is now a long-term sub at Atlantis where he had been teaching in the Under 16 program. He enjoys working with students there and watching them grow and succeed.
Christine Rainwater will be at Randels this year as a Resource Room teacher. She loves spending time up north and enjoying time outdoors. She also likes to read and craft on her cricut. She is happy to be a part of the C-A team and looks forward to a great year at Randels.
Sarah Ricketts joins the High School staff this year. She loves to read, cook, travel, and spend time with her family. She has been to 40 of the 50 states and to 4 countries.
Lindsey Ridley is joining the main office of the High School as Assistant Secretary. She enjoys watching Tigers baseball, is a MSU fan and a movie buff. She also enjoys travelling and spending time with family.
Justine Turner is a first-year teacher and will be in the Kindergarten/1st grade split at Rankin Elementary. She enjoys tennis, camping, and being outdoors. She has been to Florida, the Bahamas, Tennessee, South Carolina, and would love to one day go to Greece, France, and Hawaii.
Dorene Warren is a third grade teacher at Dye Elementary. She is an avid reader and a HUGE Michigan Football Fan. During each summer she and her family make their way to theU.P. Dorene is excited to be teaching in C-A and being closer to home. She is a grad of Flint Northern.
Sally Young is our new Atlantis Alternative building secretary.She has been a teacher, Boy Scout Counselor and American Red Cross Instructor. Spare time is enjoyed with family going camping and swimming.
