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Years of Service Recognition
Mrs. Haertel and Mrs. Davis-RH
Mrs. Cooper and Mr. Hamilton-Eureka
Mrs. Whitehead and Mr. Richardson-Phenix
Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Pillow-CMS
Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Snead-Bacon District
Innovative Above and Beyond Staff 2nd Semester.
VFW Essay Winners
Ms. Maxey-honored Staff
Mrs. Elder-Phenix
Mrs. Stimpson-Phenix
R-H Horticulture provided the flowers
Mrs. Lipscomb-CMS
Mrs. McCargo-RH
Mrs. Poindexter-Phenix
Mrs. Hurt-RH
Ms. Trefry-Eureka
Mrs. McCargo-RH
Mrs. Hurt-RH
Mrs. Poindexter-Phenix
Mrs. Whitehead-Phenix
Mrs. Stimpson-Phenix
Mrs. Poindexter-Phenix
Ms. Tuck-Phenix
Mrs. Watkins-Bacon District and Phenix
Ms. Trefry-Eureka
Mrs. Lipscomb-CMs
Mrs. Poindexter-Phenix
Mrs. Hurt-RH
Mrs. Stimpson-Phenix
Mrs. Whitehead-Phenix
Mrs. Watkins-Bacon District and Phenix
Mrs. Whitehead-Phenix
Ms. Tuck-Phenix
Mrs. Elder-Phenix
Some members of the RH Wrestling Team
Some members of the RH Wrestling Team
Wrestling Coaches
Decision Day
Band Students
Decision Day
CCPS PreK goes to Red Hill
Arrive Alive
Creigh
Toga
Absences

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Years of service

Years of Service Recognition

On May 13th, Charlotte County Public Schools’ School Board recognized employees for their years of service. The years ranged from 30-55 years.
Mary Jo Cooper-Eureka Elementary (30 years)
Janice Guill-Eureka Elementary (30 years)
Barbara Agnew-Operations-Bus Driver (30 years)
Kelly Pugh-Phenix Elementary (30 years)
Tammy Lipscomb-Central Middle School (35 years)
Janice Brown-Central Middle School (35 years)
Becky Clarke-Central Middle School (35 years)
Lisa Harmon-Phenix Elementary (35 years)
Joanne Catron-David Bruce Building (40 years)
Willie Jackson-Operations-Bus Driver (40 years)
Kathy Matthews-Eureka Elementary (45 years)
Earl Moore-Operations-Bus Driver (55 years)
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Charlotte County Public Schools educates over 1,500 children in three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. CCPS has emerged as a strong, rural school division due to its outstanding teachers, advanced technology, solid test scores, and philosophy of putting children first. 

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