CONVENTION PROGRAM - Louisiana School Boards Association

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Louisiana School Boards Association
78th Annual Convention
Crowne Plaza
Baton Rouge, LA
February 14-16, 2016
MATTERS
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Our Mission: Leadership, Service and Support for School Boards
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Who I am
today began
with public
education.
Montel Williams
www.standup4publicschools.org
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President’s Message
Welcome to the 78th Annual Convention of the Louisiana
School Boards Association on
behalf of our Board of Directors.
Our gathering is of the utmost importance as we find ourselves at a
crucial point in time whereby our
advocacy efforts are vitally important to all our school systems
Russ Wise.
given the current state of finanPresident, LSBA
cial crises that exist in Louisiana.
Again, we are appreciative of the
work that you all do on a daily basis for the students
of our state, and, moreover we are appreciative of the
fact that so many of you have taken time out of your
busy schedules to attend our most important professional development opportunity of the year, our 78th
Annual Convention.
The role of president of the association is one that I
will forever appreciate in a number of ways. Most notable to me has been the honor of leading six hundred
forty-three locally elected officials all dedicated to the
same purpose – providing the best educational experience possible for our public school students. The goal
of my presidency, Effective Advocacy through Participation, is an aspirational goal that has been achieved for
our association, but one that we must continue to cultivate and strengthen. Our work together over the past
year has been eventful: one of the first gubernatorial
forums in Shreveport, followed by the establishment
of the first LSBA Boardmember Handbook produced
in quite a long while, the roll-out of our LSBA Legislative Framework, the collective work of the Association
during the 2015 fiscal-only Legislative Session, the ten
regional meetings held around the state during the Fall
of 2015, and, the Fall Trailblazer trainings all worked to
further our mission of leadership, service and support
for school boards. Our work this past year, together,
helped us to accomplish increases in K-12 funding during another year of deficits for the state, and, helped
us to show that school boards do matter in important
statewide elections.
The Board of Directors is proud of the fact that LSBA’s Leadership Team continues to work to bring public
education stakeholders together rather than the divisiveness of the past. I am proud of our team that works
with all of the various organizations to find common
ground on a number of issues important to students.
I would like to thank those various organizations for
their collaboration and unity, namely: Louisiana Associ-
ation of School Superintendents, Louisiana Association
of School Executives, Louisiana Association of School
Business Officials, Louisiana Association of Principals,
Louisiana Association of Educators, and, the Louisiana
Federation of Teachers. I’ve been able to see firsthand
the strength exhibited by working as a group of stakeholders, and, not as individuals seeking different outcomes. Our efforts of unity will be needed more than
ever as we work with the Governor’s Office and the
Legislature to climb our way out of the budget problems that lie ahead.
We hope you take full advantage of our programming at this year’s convention. As you know, we will
likely be right in the middle of a special-called legislative session whereby our state leaders will be working
to resolve the current budget crisis that exists. We’ve
changed a few things up for this convention, keeping
in mind the need to interact with our state legislators
at such a crucial time, and, at a time when many are
new to their respective roles as state policy-makers. It
is our hope that our voices can be heard to make K-12
education funding a top priority. We hope you enjoy
the President’s Reception on Monday evening, as we
have extended invitations to our new Governor, and, to
our newly elected state legislators to join us as fellow
elected officials representing the same constituency, in
an environment whereby we can all become better acquainted, personally and on the issues that affect K-12
education.
As I close out the presidency, I’ve asked that our
Leadership Team request of our members two important tasks. The first request is that as school systems,
we work together to produce a publication, or directory, of all of the sixty-nine school boards in the state,
with an emphasis on highlighting the positive things
happening in each of our districts. The second request
is that we work to identify one board member on each
of the sixty-nine school boards to be a Communication
Liaison, to ensure that messages from the LSBA Office are reaching all school board members and other
stakeholders. Please work with the LSBA Leadership
Team on these two requests.
I am honored to have had the opportunity to serve as
your president over the last year. Please join us in highlighting the theme of our 2016 Convention: LEADERSHIP MATTERS, TODAY and TOMORROW!
Sincerely,
Russ
President, LSBA
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Executive Director’s
Welcome
Scott Richard
Executive Director, LSBA
A warm welcome to the hundreds of elected school
board members and other education leaders that are
joining us for the 78th LSBA Annual Convention in Baton
Rouge – our Capitol. Our gathering each year is a special time for the entire LSBA membership, and, a time
to renew our efforts in unity and collaboration. It’s also
a time to get up to speed on the many, many issues that
we face as leaders of our respective school districts. Our
theme for this year is: LEADERSHIP MATTERS, TODAY
and TOMORROW! The need to focus on leadership is so
important to the success of our mission, we felt justified
in making it the theme of this year’s convention.
Our leadership focused theme centers on the ideal
that we must work as school system leaders to prepare
our customers – the students we serve – for the leadership roles they will take on in the future. We must work
to ensure that we are providing the best educational
opportunity for our students, inclusive of the often forgotten purposes of public education like citizenship, responsibility and teamwork. In Louisiana, and in America,
the emphasis on standardized testing, standards, letter
grades, etc., has moved the target away from the overlooked purpose of ensuring an educated, responsible
citizenry exists in our representative democracy form of
government. We hope to recapture and remind our attendees at this year’s convention that there is a renewed
focus on redefining the role of public education. We
hope you enjoy our keynote speaker, Muriel Summers,
who will remind us of the need to prepare our students
for their future leadership roles.
The convention being held in Baton Rouge is not by
coincidence this year. In our long term planning, we envisioned the need to recommit ourselves this year to
another common theme we must all share – LSBA – An
Army of Advocates for Public Education. Again, we must
work to effectively advocate for public education in regards to local control, fair accountability measures, equitable allocation of resources, and, increased funding so
we can adequately prepare our youth for today’s world.
We hope you appreciate the updated LSBA Legislative
Framework, the ability to interact with our new leadership in Baton Rouge, and, the need to engage our state
leadership with a common, succinct message, as advocacy at this time is so important to the short-term and
long-term success of every school board.
The past year, 2015, provided some unique opportunities for the association leadership as we were able to
have a voice in the elections of our state leadership in
the Legislature, and, in the Governor’s Office. We must
continue to strengthen the relationships we have with
our legislators and the executive branch, as we all represent the same constituency and have the same goal to
increase student achievement. The Governmental Relations Team at LSBA has been working diligently as we
prepare for the special legislative session and the regular legislative session that will follow, and, perhaps an
additional special session down the road. We will need
your help to ensure that public education is a priority for
our new legislators in 2016, just as we’ve been able to
communicate the past three years in Baton Rouge – with
your help back home in each school district across the
state.
On a personal note, our work together has been
rewarding and fulfilling as I’ve traveled the state and
worked with many school boards and leadership teams.
The bestowing of the NSBA Thomas Shannon Leadership
Award for effective school board advocacy was a special
event to me personally and professionally this past year,
and, I am most grateful for the opportunity to be the
“tip of the spear” for our Board of Directors and our six
hundred forty-three members. We cannot be successful
unless we work as a TEAM, putting differences aside and
working collectively on the bigger issues we can all agree
upon. The opportunity to serve as chairperson of the
K-12 Public Education Transition Team for newly elected
Governor Edwards has enhanced the association’s ability to be education leaders in our state, and, we hope to
see the recommendations made in the report come to
fruition over the next four years.
Please enjoy your time in Baton Rouge as you collaborate with your fellow elected school board members.
Please continue to let us know how we can better serve
you from all levels of our operations, as we are here to
help YOU.
Sincerely,
Scott Richard
Executive Director, LSBA
LOUISIANA BELIEVES IN PUBLIC EDUCATION!
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78th Annual Convention of
The Louisiana School Boards Association
LSBA: LEADERSHIP MATTERS, TODAY and TOMORROW!
Crowne Plaza Hotel
GENERAL
INFORMATION
February 14-16, 2016
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Early bird session starts Sunday, February 14th,
2016 at 3:00 p.m. and will focus on best practices
in regards to parliamentary procedure for school
board members, superintendents and board secretaries/clerks.
Registration will start early Sunday morning and
be available throughout the day. There will be no
voting for the vacant Board of Director offices, as
all have been filled without opposition.
Please be sure to register and WEAR BADGES
at all times and events. We are utilizing a training
documentation system whereby scanners will be
used to scan the barcode that will be on each identification badge. These scans will be used to verify
attendance at the sessions for continuing learning
unit documentation. Please help us by ensuring
your badge is scanned as you enter each session.
Continental breakfast will be available to the
membership in the vendor booth areas on both
Monday morning and Tuesday morning. Please
visit with our business affiliates and enjoy breakfast with your peers each morning.
The convention will conclude with a course offering of General Governmental Ethics at 2:00 p.m.,
Tuesday afternoon immediately following the
LSBA Recognition Luncheon. Please be reminded
that General Governmental Ethics is available online at any time if you cannot remain onsite for the
training. Each school board member is required to
receive one hour of General Governmental Ethics
each calendar year.
Our Mission: Leadership, Service and Support for School Boards
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THE 2016 LSBA CONVENTION SESSIONS THAT WILL PROVIDE
CONTINUING LEARNING UNITS ARE LISTED BELOW:
SUNDAY, FEB 14th
2 hours
3:00 - 5:00 p.m.EARLY BIRD SESSION:
(Parliamentary Procedure - Best Practices)
(Presenter – Dr. Paul Krohne) MONDAY, FEB 15TH
2 hours
9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
FIRST GENERAL SESSION (Boardmember 101)
1 hour
1:15 - 2:15 p.m.
BREAK-OUT SESSION
(choose one from those available)
1.5 hour
2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
SECOND GENERAL SESSION
(Keynote Speaker – Leader in Me)
TUESDAY, FEB 16th
2 hours
9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
THIRD GENERAL SESSION
LOUISIANA STATE CAPITOL VISIT
SCHOOL BOARD ADVOCACY
2016 LEGISLATIVE SESSION
*1 hour
3:15 - 4:15 p.m.LA ETHICS ADMINISTRATION – GENERAL ETHICS
*(Attendance at one ethics training will count toward 6
hours of training for calendar year 2016)
Presenter – Mr. Dannie Garrett,
LSBA Governmental Relations
Total Hours for Full Convention Participation = 9.5 CLUs/Hours
Note: Hours meet requirements for board members in need of
school improvement training related to Act 705 requirements.
PLEASE REMEMBER TO GET YOUR I.D. BADGE SCANNED FOR EACH SESSION YOU ATTEND
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Who I am
today began
with public
education.
Sal Khan
FOUNDER, KHAN ACADEMY
www.standup4publicschools.org
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LOUISIANA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION
78TH ANNUAL CONVENTION
Baton Rouge Crowne Plaza Hotel
February 14-16, 2016 – Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
LEADERSHIP MATTERS, TODAY and TOMORROW!
 Registration will be held in the ATRIUM. Registration will begin Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m.
through 6:00 p.m. and resume Monday morning at 8:00 a.m. Continental breakfasts will be available on Monday and Tuesday mornings for attendees in the vendor exhibit rooms: Cypress I/II and
Premier III starting at 7:00 a.m. through 8:30 a.m. each day. Please take time to visit with our Business Affiliates each morning and throughout the convention.
 The Sunday Early Bird Session will start at 3:00 p.m. and go through 5:00 p.m. Refreshment stations will be set up in the vendor exhibit rooms, Cypress I/II and Premier III on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday.
 First General Session (Boardmember 101) commences at 9:00 a.m., Monday morning in Premier I/
II across from the LSBA Registration Desk.
 Onsite registration fees are $325 for school board members, superintendents and other school system personnel. Onsite registration fees are $150 for other guests.
 All sessions that award continuing learning units will require scanning of each individual school
board member’s name tag that includes a member specific bar code. Please assist us with ensuring
your name tags are scanned prior to session commencement. Any member that enters a session
after fifteen (15) minutes from start time will not be scanned nor earn credit for the session.
All concerns related to scanning of name tags should be directed to the Executive Director.
 Meal events are for registered members only. Conference hotel is the Crowne Plaza. Overflow hotels are the Embassy Suites and the Holiday Inn, both in close proximity to the Crowne Plaza. Refreshment tickets are included with your name tag for the President’s Reception and Networking Social Monday evening. We expect a number of state legislators and the governor to be in attendance.
 Black Caucus events are scheduled for Sunday evening from 5:00-6:00 p.m. in the Bayou/Levee
Room and for Monday afternoon from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the Bayou/Levee Room.
 Louisiana Association of School Superintendents (LASS) event is scheduled for Monday afternoon
from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the Mississippi-Delta Room.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH
10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. REGISTRATION – Atrium
Pick-up registration packets and name tags.
1:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Commercial Exhibits – Cypress I/II, Premier III & Atrium
10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Student Artwork Exhibits – Vendor Exhibit Areas
3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.EARLY BIRD SESSION – PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE
BEST PRACTICES
Dr. Paul Krohne – Premier I & II
*
General overview of parliamentary procedure for school board members and superintendents. Best practices associated with conducting quality school board meetings.
*2 CLUs
5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Black Caucus Meeting - Bayou/Levee Rooms of West Wing
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH
7:00 a.m.-8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast for all attendeesCypress I/II &
Premier III
8:00 a.m. REGISTRATIONAtrium
Visit Student Artwork ExhibitsVendor Areas
Visit Commercial ExhibitsCypress I/II & Premier III
9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. FIRST GENERAL SESSION – BOARDMEMBER 101 Premier I/II
Russ Wise, LSBA President, Presiding
Invocation: Melvin Lodge, Iberville, LSBA Director
Presentation of Colors: Broadmoor High School, JROTC
LTC Michael Stewart, Senior Army Instructor, Director
National Anthem: McKinley Middle Magnet School’s Mustang Show Choir
Ms. Dana Lux, Director
Pledge of Allegiance: James Higginbotham, LSBA President-Elect
Greetings: E
ast Baton Rouge School Board President,
Honorable Barbara Freiberg
Welcome: Superintendent, Warren Drake, East Baton Rouge Parish
School System
Boardmember 101: Scott Richard and the LSBA Governmental Relations
Team will provide an overview of numerous topics important to the membership
including the K-12 Education Transition Committee Recommendations for newly
elected Governor Edwards and the 2016 LSBA Legislative Framework.
*2 CLUs
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9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Parliamentary Procedure Best Practices for School Board Secretaries
Bayou/Levee Rooms of West Wing – Dr. Paul Krohne
For Board Clerks/School Board Secretaries ONLY
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. LUNCH – ON YOUR OWN
12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m. PRE-REGISTERED SPECIAL INTEREST CLINIC – EBR SITE VISIT
Site Visit to Lee High School Construction Site
Attendees will receive one hour of CLU credit for this event. Attendees must
be pre-registered to attend this site visit. Busses will board at 12:30 and return
attendees to the Crowne Plaza by 2:00 p.m. NOTE: No open toe shoes or high
heels allowed for visit.
1:15 p.m.-2:15 p.m. SPECIAL INTEREST CLINICS
Break-out session area of the Crowne Plaza near Café – West Wing
*1 Hour CLU
1. Avoiding Liability for Your District – School Board Members
Bayou/Levee Rooms of West Wing: Jon Guice of HSA&G Law Firm
2. Best Practices for Board Members Using Social Media
Natchez/Samuel Clemens Rooms of West Wing: Evan Alvarez of HAS&G Law Firm
3. Preparing School Systems for Unanticipated Risks
Riverboat Room of West Wing: Tony Marquis and Mike Elliott, Homeland Safety
Systems
4. Teachers’ Retirement System of LA – Updates for Boards & District Leaders
Delta/Mississippi Queen of West Wing: Teachers’ Retirement System of LA Staff
5. Increasing District Efficiencies – Explore Features Available to Most Districts
Creole Room of West Wing: Keith Bores, Albay Hanks and Jeff Loftin, EDgear
2:15 p.m.-2:30 p.m. BREAK
2:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m. SECOND GENERAL SESSION – THE LEADER IN ME – Premier I/II
*Keynote Speaker: Muriel Summers & Special Guests
Learn how a principal of a diverse, high poverty school has increased academic performance in a unique manner that can be replicated in any school. Be sure to
attend this special session for all school system leaders in Louisiana.
*1.5 CLUs
4:15 p.m.-5:15 p.m.LSBA BUSINESS MEETING – STATE of the STATE ASSOCIATION
Premier I/II
Bob Hammonds, LSBA Legal Counsel, Parliamentarian
Call to Order
Reports: Russ Wise, President
Scott Richard, Executive Director
Voting:LSBA FY16-17 Proposed Budget
(Approved by LSBA Board of Directors)
Announcements – 16-17 Board of Directors
Adjournment
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5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Black Caucus Meeting
Bayou/Levee Rooms of West Wing
5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Louisiana Association of School Superintendents (LASS) Meeting
Natchez/Samuel Clemens Rooms of West Wing
6:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m. LSBA PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION & NETWORKING SOCIAL
Russ Wise, President – Premier I/II
*Opportunity to meet and greet the LSBA Board of Directors, school board
members from around the state, and newly elected state legislators. Buffet meal
and refreshments provided to members at this event. Please wear badges.
LSBA Legislator of the Year Awards
Honorable Louisiana Senator Dan Claitor
Honorable Louisiana Representative Katrina Jackson
Installation of LSBA Board of Directors for 2016-2017
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH
7:00 a.m.-8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast for all attendees
Cypress I/II &
Premier III
8:00 a.m.
Visit Student Artwork Exhibits
Visit Commercial Exhibits
7:00 a.m.-8:30 a.m. School Board Presidents & LSBA Board of Directors Breakfast
4-H and LSBA Partnership Breakfast – Student Presentations
Bayou/Levee Rooms of West Wing
9:00 a.m.-9:30 a.m. ASSEMBLE in Premier I/II to prepare for Capitol.
9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. THIRD GENERAL SESSION – LOUISIANA STATE CAPITOL VISIT
SCHOOL BOARD ADVOCACY – 2016 SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION
*Due to the extraordinary circumstances that exist in Louisiana in regards to the
current fiscal crisis, LSBA has arranged for a short visit to the Capitol whereby
the members will be addressed by Governor Edwards and other state officials.
We will travel by school busses provided by surrounding schools systems in order to get to and from the Capitol in an expeditious manner, returning to the
Crowne Plaza for our Recognition Luncheon at 12:00/noon.
*2 CLUs
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12:00 p.m.-1:30 p.m. FOURTH GENERAL SESSION – LSBA RECONGITION LUNCHEON
Premier I/II
Student Entertainment: Woodlawn High School’s Jazz Band, The Purple
Groove; Mr. Glenn Scheuermann, Director
Invocation and Opening Remarks: Russ Wise, LSBA President
Introduction of Guests and Remarks: Scott Richard, LSBA Executive Director
LSBA Business Partner Recognition & LSBA Past State President Recognition
LSBA Student Artwork Contest Awards & LSBA Student Video Contest Awards
Announcements
GENERAL SESSION – GOVERNMENTAL ETHICS for CALENDAR YEAR 2016
Premier I/II
Mr. Dannie Garrett, Attorney
Please ensure you complete the necessary forms for credit in addition to proper scanning for LSBA credit.
*1 CLU
3:00 p.m.
CONVENTION ADJOURNMENT
Russ Wise, LSBA President
2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
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Muriel Summers – KEYNOTE SPOTLIGHT
Educational Leadership Consultant, Educator, and Speaker
Muriel Summers works with other educators and school
administrators, helping them understand, apply, and
teach leadership principles in their classrooms and
schools.
Topics
Educational Transformation
As principal of A.B. Combs Leadership Magnet Elementary School,
Muriel Summers and her staff created the first leadership elementary
school in the nation using FranklinCovey’s 7 Habits program as a foundation. A.B. Combs is a diverse elementary school, boasting children
from 64 countries. By recognizing that each student possesses unique
gifts and talents, and building on students’ strengths rather than their
weaknesses, Muriel and the other faculty guide students at A.B. Combs
to continually achieve high levels of academic performance year after
year.
Muriel’s school has been featured on several national television programs including PBS, Good Morning America, and The Oprah Winfrey
Show. A.B. Combs is also featured in Dr. Stephen Covey’s books The
8th Habit and The Leader in Me. During her tenure at A.B. Combs, Muriel has earned numerous awards for her school, including the National
Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, the Number One National Magnet School in America, the National Title 1 Distinguished School, the
National Elementary School of the Year, the North Carolina Honor
School of Excellence, the North Carolina Governor’s Entrepreneurial
Award, and the National School of Character Award.
Muriel started her career in the field of education 33 years ago. During
that time she has served as a classroom teacher, demonstration teacher,
instructional resource teacher, assistant principal, and principal. She has
received numerous awards in the field of education from Teacher of
the Year to Principal of the Year. In 2009, she was named as one of the
North Carolina Women to Watch. Muriel presents at national, state,
and local conferences and consults with school districts nationally and
internationally. Most recently her influence has been felt in Canada,
Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, China, Thailand, Denmark, Puerto
Rico, and India.
Accomplishments
To schedule Muriel Summers
Call 1-888-554-1776
• National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence
• National Magnet School of Excellence
• North Carolina’s Governor’s Entrepreneurial Award
• National Elementary School of the Year
• National School of Character Award
© FranklinCovey. All rights reserved.
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great happens h
The Leader in Me is a school-wide process that develops staff and
students as leaders and thereby transforms the culture and performance
of the school. The Leader in Me schools seamlessly integrate leadership
development into daily curriculum, activities, and systems and create a
culture where every student is encouraged to set and achieve meaningful
goals, be a positive influence on others, and use his or her individual gifts
to better the world.
The Leader in Me draws on the world-class content and tools of
FranklinCovey, including The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People®, which
staff, students, and parents adopt as a common language (see 7 Habits
Tree on opposite page).
The engagement is a three year process and FranklinCovey provides
professional development, staff and student resources, community
networking opportunities, and ongoing coaching to ensure quality
implementation. Schools are certified in the content, so that the model
can be sustained for years to come.
The results of implementing The Leader in Me are far-reaching and highly
impactful.
Schools consistently report the following:
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Decreased student discipline referrals
Elevated student achievement
Increased staff collaboration and morale
Raised parent involvement and satisfaction
Beyond these measures, students at
The Leader in Me schools are equipped with the
self-confidence, skills, and attitudes to be
successful leaders in the 21st century.
To learn more about implementing
The Leader in Me in your school, we invite you
to speak with your local FranklinCovey representative:
YOUR FRANKLINCOVEY REPRESENTATIVE IS
JASON QUINLAN • 513.737.9200 • jason.quinlan@franklincovey.com
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LSBA Certified Board Members
LSBA CERTIFIED BOARD MEMBER PROGRAM: Voluntary attainment of 20 or more continuing learning units during calendar year 2015.
SCHOOL SYSTEM
BOARD MEMBER(S)
SCHOOL SYSTEM
BOARD MEMBER(S)
ACADIA
James Higginbotham
CLAIBORNE
Yolanda Coleman
ALLEN
Susie Reeves
ASCENSION
Julie Blouin
Robyn Delaney
Taft Kleinpeter
Louis Lambert
John Murphy
Patricia Russo
Shawn Sevario
Lorraine Wimberly
DESOTO
Bobby Boyd
Alice Thomas
EAST BATON
ROUGE
Mark Bellue
Connie Bernard
Jill Dyason
Barbara Freiberg
Vereta Lee
Evelyn Ware-Jackson
ASSUMPTION
John Beck
Doris Dugas
Honoray Lewis
Lee Meyer, Sr.
EAST CARROLL
Shirley Fairchild
Jackie Folks
Pamela Harvey
Wanda Jackson
AVOYELLES
John Gagnard
BAKER CITY
Dana Carpenter
Elaine Davis
BEAUREGARD
Kathy Bruner
Darrin Manuel
BIENVILLE
Freddie Blow
Donald Calloway
Martha Grigg
Mickey Hampton
Edward Mason
Bonita Reliford
BOGALUSA CITY
Curtis Creel
Calvin Hymel
BOSSIER
Dennis Bamburg
Billie Brotherton
Glenwood Bullard
Shane Cheatham
Frank Kelly
J. W. Slack
CADDO
Dottie Bell
Bonita Douzart
Raymond Green
Deneé Locke
Larry Ramsey
Steve Riall
Mary Trammel
CAMERON
Sheila Miller
Paula Smythe
CENTRAL COMMUNITY Roxanne Atkinson
Willard Easley
Ruby Foil
James Gardner
David Walker
EAST FELICIANA
Broderick Brooks
Elizabeth Dawson
Mitchell Harrell
Melvin Hollins
Joyce Kent
Paul Kent
Rhonda M. Matthews
Derald Spears
EVANGELINE
Wayne Dardeau
GRANT
Charlene Anderson
Randy Browning
Mary Bullock
A. D. Futrell
Karen Layton
William Riggs
Lisa Roberts
IBERIA
Edwin Buford
Dana Dugas
Kenric A. Fremin
Robbie J. Leblanc
Jesse McDonald
Nursey McNeal
Elvin Pradia
Kathleen Rosamond
Rachel Segura
IBERVILLE
Christopher Daigle
Pam George
Michael Hebert
Polly Higdon
Glyna Kelley
Yolanda Laws
Melvin Lodge
Darlene Ourso
Theresa Roy
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SCHOOL SYSTEM
BOARD MEMBER(S)
SCHOOL SYSTEM
BOARD MEMBER(S)
JACKSON
Dennis Clary
Gloria Davis
Gerry Mims
Mary Saulters
Calvin Waggoner
NATCHITOCHES
Steven Harris
Joella Wilson
ORLEANS
Nolan Marshall
OUACHITA
Jerry Hicks
JEFFERSON
Marion Bonura
Melinda Doucet
Cedric Floyd
Ricky Johnson
JEFFERSON
DAVIS Phillip Arceneaux
Jason J. Bouley
Donald Dees
Robert Menard
David Troutman
PLAQUEMINES
Corey Arbourgh
Frances Bayhi-Martinez
Carlton LaFrance
Joyce Lamkin
Paul Lemaire
Shayne Meyers
Daniel Morrill
POINTE COUPEE
RAPIDES
Frank R. Aguillard, Jr.
Brandon Bergeron
James Cline
Leslie Ann Grezaffi
Bobby Jarreau
Anita Lejeune
Thomas A. Nelson
Sandra Franklin
RED RIVER
Gene Longino
Cleve L. Miller
Susan Taylor
RICHLAND
Eugene Young
SABINE
Roderick Davis
Terrell Snelling
ST. BERNARD
Dr. Hugh C. Craft, Jr.
Dr. Henderson Lewis
ST. CHARLES
Ellis Alexander
Arthur M. Aucoin
Melinda S. Bernard
Dennis Naquin
John Jay Robichaux
Clarence H. Savoie
John L. Smith
Alex Suffrin
ST. HELENA Linda Chaney
Byron Hurst
Joyce Porter
Barbara Whitley
ST. JAMES
Sue Beier
Diana Cantillo
Kenneth J. Foret, Sr.
Raymond Gros
Tyler Jasmin
George N. Nassar, Jr.
Dianne Spencer
LAFAYETTE
Tommy Angelle
Elroy Broussard
Jeremy Hidalgo
Erick Knezek
Britt Latiolais
Dawn Morris
Mary Morrison
LAFOURCHE
Al Archer
Ray Bernard
Richmond Boyd
Mary Breaud
Julie Breaux
Dennis Chiasson
Calvin Duet
Clyde Duplantis
Marian Fertitta
Gary Foret
Brooke Huddleston
Ronald J. Pere
Ann A. Sanamo
Dr. Gregg Stall
Louis E. Thibodaux
LIVINGSTON
James Richardson
MADISON
Samuel Dixon
Sharon Jackson
Darrell Sims
MONROE CITY
Daryll Berry
Jennifer Haneline
Brandon Johnson
Rodney McFarland
Brenda Shelling
Bill Willson
MOREHOUSE
Richard Hixon
Chastity Kennedy
Louis Melton
Leland Rawls
LSBA Certified Board Members continued on page 17
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SCHOOL SYSTEM
SCHOOL SYSTEM
BOARD MEMBER(S)
ST. JOHN THE
BAPTIST
Albert Burl, III
Sherry J. DeFrancesch
Russell Jack, Jr.
Phillip Johnson
Keith Jones
Dr. Gerald J. Keller
Rodney Blair Nicholas
Patrick H. Sanders
Clarence G. Triche
Shawn Wallace
Russ Wise
ST. LANDRY
Milton Ambres
Kyle Boss
Raymond Cassimere
Mary Donatto
Albert Hayes
Donnie Perron
Hazel Sias
Anthony Standberry
Randy Wagley
ST. MARTIN
Russell Foti
Wanda Vital
ST. MARY
Kenneth Alfred
Joseph Foulcard
Marilyn LaSalle
Pearl Rack
Roland Verret
ST. TAMMANY
Mary K. Bellisario
Ronald Bettencourtt
Dennis Cousin
Michael Dirmann
Sharon Lo Drucker
Elizabeth B. Heintz
Neal Hennegan
Willie Jeter
Stephen “Jack” Loup
Robin P. Mullett
Michael Nation
Peggy H. Seeley
Bob Womack
BOARD MEMBER(S)
TANGIPAHOA
Edwin Anderson, Jr.
Sandra Bailey-Simmons
Walter Daniels
Therese Domiano
Rose Dominguez
Brett P. Duncan
Gail E. Pittman-McDaniel
Mike Whitlow
TENSAS
James Kelly
Sidney McLemore
Esaw Turner
TERREBONNE
Brenda Babin
Vicki Bonvillain
Leonce P. Bordelon
Roger Dale DeHart
Donald Duplantis
Richard Jackson
Roosevelt Thomas
VERMILION
Sara Duplechain
Laura LeBeouf
VERNON
Jim Seaman
Vernon Travis
WASHINGTON
Lee Alan McCain
Dan Slocum
Matthew Tate
WEBSTER Johnnye Kennon
Linda Kinsey
John Madden
Frankie L. Mitchell
WEST BATON Leon M. Goudeau
ROUGE
Ronald LeBlanc
Rose Roche’
Dr. Atley Walker
WEST CARROLL
James Burrell
ZACHARY
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Gaynell Young
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LOUISIANA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION
2016 ARTWORK CONTEST WINNERS
A SPECIAL THANK YOU to the fifty-plus parishes and students that participated in our annual
artwork contest. Please make an effort to view the exemplary artwork in the exhibitor areas.
SPECIAL THANKS to the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board and their Leadership Team for
assistance with the artwork displays.
LSBA appreciates the efforts of the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge and Acadian Frame and
Art. Our judges for this year’s artwork contest were: Ms. Anna Schwab and Ms. Mary Singleton of
the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, and, Ms. Anna Barnett of Acadian Frame and Art.
FIRST PLACE WINNERS BY CATEGORY
K – 5 - Emma St. Pierre - Lyon Elementary
St. Tammany Parish School System
6 – 8 - Eduardo Lopez – Quitman High School
Jackson Parish School System
9 – 12 - Abbie Lawson – Quitman High School
SECOND PLACE WINNERS BY CATEGORY
K – 5 - Ale’si Croker – Coteau-Bayou Blue Elementary
Terrebonne Parish School System
6 – 8 - Isabella Wade – Kinder Middle School
Allen Parish School System
9 – 12 - Everitt Williamson – West Feliciana High School
West Feliciana Parish School System
THIRD PLACE WINNERS BY CATEGORY
K – 5 - Molly Beaubouef – Weston High School
6 – 8 - Liz Diez – Evergreen Junior High
Terrebonne Parish School System
9 – 12 - Tamerick Zachary – Donaldsonville High School
Ascension Parish School System
HONORABLE MENTION BY CATEGORY
K – 5 – Brianna Brocato – Henry Heights Elementary
Calcasieu Parish School System
6 – 8 – Macy Pauley – Homer Junior High
Claiborne Parish School System
9 – 12 – Olivia Hurst – Zachary High School
Zachary Community School System
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A bridge for school boards across Louisiana
to national trends and perspectives in K-12
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LSBA Board of Directors
James HIgginbotham
President-Elect
Acadia Parish
Douglas LaCombe
District 3
Acadia Parish
Patricia Russo
District 2
Ascension Parish
Darrin Manuel
Glenwood “Glen” Bullard
Lee Meyer, Sr.
District 3
District 5
Immediate Past-President
Beauregard Parish
Bossier Parish
Assumption Parish
Vereta Lee
District 2
East Baton Rouge Parish
Jerry Hicks
DIstrict 4
Ouachita Parish
Russ Wise
President
St. John the
Baptist Parish
James Kelly
Appointee
Tensas Parish
Dorothy Brown
District 4
Franklin Parish
Dr. Hiugh Craft
Vice-President
St. Bernard Parish
Peggy Seeley
District 1
St. Tammany Parish
Frankie Mitchell
DIstrict 5
Webster Parish
Scott M. Richard
Executive Director
Melvin Lodge
Appointee
Iberville Parish
John Smith
District 1
St. Charles Parish
Rose Dominguez
Appointee
Tangipahoa Parish
Robert Hammonds
LSBA Legal Counsel
Honor Roll of Presidents
1938
L.P. Roy, Avoyelles
1978
Dr. Mack J. Spears, Orleans
1939
C.W. Thompson, Webster
1979
John W. Crump, Caldwell
1940
C.T. Bienvenue, St. Martin
1980
George H. Richard, E. Baton Rouge
1941
Theo O. Hotard, Orleans
1981
Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Webster
1942
J. Emile Verret, Iberia
1982
Martin A. Roy, Jr., St. Landry
1943
G.F. Hennigan, Beauregard
1983
Johnnie M. Jackson, Red River
1944
John J. Doles, Bossier
1984 Hillary “Tookie” Nunez, St. Bernard
1945
John J. Doles, Bossier
1985
Mrs. Helen D. Cole, Winn
1946
Julius F. Hotard, Jefferson
1986
John M. Falgout, Calcasieu
1947
B.S. Landis, Franklin
1987
Mrs. JoAnn Kellogg, Rapides
1948
Gano D. Lemoine, Avoyelles
1988 Roy L. Sobert, Sr., Lafourche
1949
F.A. Keelen, Sabine
1989
Kenneth H. Baggs, Vernon
1950
Robert M. Haas, Orleans
1951
M.L. Marquette, St. Mary
1990
Dr. Clara Robertson, Tangipahoa
Mrs. Sharon Taylor, Monroe City
1952
Levi O. Campbell, Jr., Avoyelles
1991
Billy P. Arcement, Ascension
1953
Walker L. Teekell, Caddo
1992
Billy P. Arcement, Ascension
1954
C.J. Drost, Calcasieu
1993
Dr. B.L. “Buddy” Shaw, Caddo
1955
Loney J. Autin, Jefferson
1994
Jerry Domengeaux, St. Landry
1956
Jack C. Ritchie, Lincoln
1995
Robert C. James, Union
1957
Marvin W. Bass, Caddo
1996
Johnnie Lee Smith, Acadia
1958
Dr. H.B. Hewitt, Calcasieu
1997
Mrs. Carolyn Boyett, Webster
1959
Henry G. Taliaferro, Catahoula
1998
Nolton Senegal, Acadia
1960
Matthew R. Sutherland, Orleans
1999
Nolton Senegal, Acadia
1961
Joe D. Waggoner, Jr., Bossier
2000
Mrs. Betty Westerchil, Vernon
1962
Joseph P. Arceneaux, Lafayette
2001
Clarence “Sonny” Savoie, St. Charles
1963
Ingram R. Ballard, Union
2002
Mrs. Clara Duhon, Calcasieu
1964
Leon M. Knight, Washington
2003
Willie Burton, Caddo
1965
Harry McKenzie, Jr., Claiborne
2004
J.B. McElwee, Red River
1966
Fulton J. Bacon, Evangeline
1967
Koy F. Pace, DeSoto
1968
Allen J. Tillery, St. Bernard
1969
James J. Robertson, Bossier
1970
Dr. Robert Dolese, Lafourche
1971
Dr. R. McIntyre Bridges, Webster
1972
George F. Dupuis, Sr., Lafayette
1973
Lawrence A. Bagley, DeSoto
1974
Dr. Percy H. LeBlanc, Ascension
1975
Wayne C. Dew, Natchitoches
1976
Eric A. Pittman, Tangipahoa
1977
Leroy S. Aucoin, Iberia
Tommy H. Harrell, Sr., Winn
2005 John P. Beck, Sr., Assumption
2006
Brenda Shelling, Monroe City
2007
Ed Price, Ascension
2008
Noel Hammatt, E. Baton Rouge
2009
Mrs. Tammy Phelps, Caddo
2010
Mrs. Stella Lasseigne, Lafourche
2011
Darrin Manuel, Beauregard
2012
John Smith, St. Charles
2013
John Smith, St. Charles
2014
Lee Meyer, Sr., Assumption
2015
Russ Wise, St. John the Baptist
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Homeland Safety Systems
A1 – A3
Capital One Bank
A4
CSRSA5
ClassworksA6
AXI Education Solutions
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Taylor & Sons Ins & Fin Srvcs A12
BoardDocsA13
EdgenuityA14
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
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Siemens Industry500
Forethought Consulting
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Vanir Construction Mgmt.
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WalMart503
Star Service504
Volkert505
Latech Security & Surveillance 506
GCA Education Services
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ST Math508
LAMP509
Johnson Controls600
AAR Electronics601
BCI Burke Company
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TIPS603
MasteryPrep604
Ameresco605
Legal Shield606
Louisiana Special Systems
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Horace Mann614
Odysseyware615
Graduation Alliance616
Ross Bus & Equipment Sales
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Enterprise Fleet Management 618
Pearson619
Premier III Ballroom
ExhibitorBooth #
Bliss Products and Services
100
Software and Services
101
Futures Education102
Postlethwaite & Netterville
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USI Insurance Services
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Musco Sports Lighting
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Fisher Tracks200
Voyager Sopris Learning
201
Executone of LA
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Franklin Covey203
A & E Office Machines
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ID Group207
LA Center for Law & Civic Educ. 300
Blue Cross Blue Shield of LA
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Apptegy302
DETEL303
Alliance Design Group
306
The Kirkland Group
307
Scientific Learning Corporation 400
Louisiana Propane Dealers
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Duplantis Design Group
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AXI Ed Solutions
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Quality Court Industries
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M3A Architecture407
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