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ADMINISTRATION NOTES
ANNUAL MEETING REMINDER:
Please be reminded that your school must be represented at the Annual Meeting on
Wednesday, July 26, 2000. The meeting convenes at 10:00 a.m. in Smith Hall on
the Huntingdon College Campus.
AISA ACADEMIC PROGRAMS DIRECTOR:
Let's give Don Oswald a big AISA welcome to the family. Don is on board full
time and will be working with Dr. Oswalt through August 11. Give him a welcome
call and Dr. Oswalt a thanks and Happy Retirement call.
AISA SECRETARY:
Let's welcome Abigail Smith to the AISA family. Abigail is working with
Stephanie through July 21. Give her a welcome call and Stephanie a Thanks for a
job well done call.
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AISA Attendance Reporting Periods - Correction - See Final Calendar enclosed.
Note: Golf Tournament moved to 4/30-5/1.
ORATORICAL CONTESTS:
"The Impact of TECHNOLOGY on The American Family"
TEST SCORING BILLS ENCLOSED:
REMINDER TO SCHOOLS VISITED FOR AISA ACCREDITATION IN 1999-2000:
Some schools that were visited for accreditation in 1999-2000 have provided
documentation to clear Priorities and written responses to the Recommendations
of the Visiting Committee; however, many schools have not yet provided responses
and documentation. Priorities must be cleared and responses to Recommendations
must be provided by August 31, 2000.
2000-2001 CALENDARS ARE REQUESTED:
Please supply the AISA office with a copy of your school calendar as soon as it
is completed. Thanks for those that have already been sent to us!
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY UPDATE:
"Continuing the Tradition of Excellence in the New Millennium" is the
theme selected by the Professional Development Day Planning Committee for this
year's conference on Monday, October 2, 2000. The Committee had an excellent
meeting recently under the leadership of Mrs. Barbara Lindsey, Chairperson. If
you have suggestions for sessions, presenters, or exhibitors, call the AISA
office or Mrs. Lindsey at Abbeville Christian.
LESSON PLANNING: A TOP PRIORITY:
In considering ways to continue to improve our AISA schools, specific and
detailed lesson planning has surfaced as a need with many teachers. The routine
planning to address objectives (general lesson and specific SAT) and the careful
preparation to teach content and skills to attain the objectives must receive
priority attention, if higher levels of excellence are attained in our schools.
AISA is recommending that loose-leaf binders be used for lesson plans instead of
the planning books with the small blocks of spaces for plans. A suggested Lesson
Plan Format was enclosed with the LINK of June 26. Please consider seriously the
use of this or a similar format at your school this year. With consistency and
specificity in planning (including careful attention to SAT skills), learning
should increase, and test scores should rise!
TEXTBOOKS NEEDED
Monroe Academy would like to purchase old Alabama History books. If you have any
available, contact Valerie or Freida at (334) 743-3932.
VACANCIES/OPENINGS:
Bessemer Academy is accepting applications for a Head Varsity
Basketball/Assistant Football and Baseball Coach who can teach History or P.E.
Contact Mark Freeman at (205) 424-4642.
Calvary Christian Academy is accepting applications for the following
positions:
a. Spanish Teacher
b. High School Math Teacher
Contact John Glasscock at (334) 281-9633.
Chambers Academy is accepting applications for a girls' basketball and
softball coach who can teach P.E. or English. Contact Thomas Moore at (334)
864-9852 or (334) 756-6012.
Edgewood Academy is accepting applications for a 5th grade teacher.
Contact Larry Pickett at (334) 567-5102.
Hooper Academy is accepting applications for the following teaching
positions in 2000-2001:
a. computer teacher
b. Girls' PE/Coach
Please contact Headmaster Robert Andress at (334) 288-5980.
Jefferson Christian Academy is accepting applications for a Chief
Administrator. Responsibilities will include development and oversight of
academics, fiscal management, discipline and policy.
Candidates must possess an advanced degree and administrative experience.
Spiritual maturity, well honed organizational skills, communication skills,
familiarity with accreditation procedures, and expertise in supervision of
curriculum and instruction will be required.
Please fax resume to Sandy Wood (205) 956-9508.
Jefferson Christian Academy has openings for the following faculty
positions:
a. Kindergarten
b. Second Grade
c. Third Grade
d. Fifth Grade
e. High School/Middle School Science Teacher
Please fax your resume to Sandy Wood at (205) 956-9508.
Marengo Academy is accepting applications for Head Girls' Basketball
Coach and Assistant Football Coach. Contact Chris Burford at (334) 295-9800 or
(334) 295-4151.
Marion Academy is accepting applications for the following positions:
a. Math Teacher (7-12)
b. High School Science Teacher.
c. 2nd Grade Teacher
d. 4th Grade Teacher
Contact Joe McDaniel at the school (334) 683-8204 or at home (334) 289-1917.
Meadowview Christian School is accepting applications for an English
teacher. Contact Tommy Wasden at (334) 872-8448
Southern Academy is accepting applications for the following positions.
Contact James I. Davis at 334-624-8111.
a. Math Teacher - upper level
b. Elementary Teacher
c. English Teacher
d. Media Specialist
Taylor Road Academy is accepting applications for the following
positions:
a. P.E. Teacher N-12
b. Spanish teacher N-12
c. Elementary teacher
d. English teacher
e. Music teacher/band director
Contact John Booth at (334) 273-8845.
SCHOOL BUS FOR SALE
Cornerstone Christian School has a 1980 school bus for sale. Price
$1,990.00.
Call 205-669-7777.
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR NOTES
SEE ENCLOSURES IN JUNE 26 LINK
VOLLEYBALL GAMES NEEDED:
Warrior Academy is beginning a Volleyball Team for the 2000-2001 school
year. They have the following dates open: 8/29 and 31; 9/5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21,
26, and 28; and 10/3, 5, 10, and 12. Warrior would also be interested in one or
two tournaments and would be willing to accommodate a tri-match on some
occasions. Contact Leslie Emory (205) 652-7443 (home) or (205) 652-9583 (work)
or Warrior Academy at (205) 372-3546 or FAX (205) 652-2696 to schedule games.
Email: lemory@sumternet.com.
Macon-East Montgomery Academy needs a junior varsity football game on
September 5. Call Glynn Lott at Macon-East Montgomery if your school needs a
game on this date.
ATTENTION FOOTBALL COACHES/AD'S:
a. First day of organized varsity football practice - July 31, 2000.
b. First 5 days of practice - no contact drills.
c. Get your scrimmage and/or jamboree sanctioned.
d. Review your varsity schedule for errors.
e. Contact the AISA office if any changes are made in your varsity schedule.
f. See you July 21st at the Governors House Hotel, Montgomery.
ATTENTION ATHLETIC COMMITTEE:
The Athletic Committee is scheduled to meet in the AISA office at 10:00 a.m. on
August 16, 2000.
ATTENTION COACHES:
New Life Christian is not eligible for 2000-2001 play-offs, but will participate
in Class AA East Area I in Basketball, Baseball, and Softball.
FOOTBALL COACHES:
Mail your drop-game to the AISA office before your first regular season game. If
you have an open date, New Life or IMS, or a school on your schedule that is not
an AISA member, then this will be your drop game. (Page 26, Athletic Handbook)
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION FOR ALL AISA ATHLETES/CHEERLEADERS:
Refer to Physical Exam Form and Medical History Form in the Appendix of your
AISA Athletic Handbook. Call the AISA office if you have questions.
AISA FOOTBALL OFFICIALS:
Attention AISA employees, we need football officials. You are eligible to
work as an AISA game official. Call the AISA office for more information.