Service Team Thank You

Thank you to OAESA’s 2018 - 2019 Service Team Members! We appreciate all you do to work you do for your association, your fellow administrators, and Ohio’s schoolchildren.

ADVOCACY Jim Alexandrou, North Olmsted City Schools Jana Alig, Groveport Madison Local Schools Asia Armstrong, Worthington City Schools Timothy Barton, South-Western City Schools Thomas Bates, Worthington City Schools Paulette Baz, Springfield Local Schools Taylor Cox, Hamilton City Schools Francine Dembski, Sidney City Schools Scott Emery, New Albany-Plain Local Schools Michael Emmert, Zanesville City Schools Dennis Evans, Minford Local Schools Beth Hensley, Goshen Local Schools Kristi Molter, Swanton Local Schools Jonathan Muro, Madison Local Schools Aretha Paydock, Canton City Schools Sara Roseberry, Hardin-Houston Local Schools Barbara Shaner, OAESA Advocacy Specialist Cassandre Smolen, Painesville Township Local Schools Brent Swartzmiller, Perrysburg Exempted Village Schools Michelle Unger, New Albany-Plain Local Schools Anitra Van Horn, Clear Fork Valley Local Schools

MEMBERSHIP Kesh Boodheshwar, Brunswick City Schools Jeri Earley, Fayetteville-Perry Local Schools Leah Filliater, Marion City Schools Kevin Gale, Northwest Local Schools Kevin Gehres, retired/OAESA past president Danny Graves, Columbus City Schools Ryan McLane, West Muskingum Local Schools Ryan McGraw, Minford Local Schools Alexandra Nannicola, Champion Local Schools Jason Orin, Louisville City Schools Phil Roe, retired Steven Vrooman, retired Toby West, Delaware City Schools

COMMUNICATIONS Luna Alsharaiha, Columbus Diocese Matthew Bradley, Highland Local Schools TJ Ebert, Avon Lake Local Schools Tammy Elchert, Carey Exempted Village Schools Steven Foreman, Zanesville City Schools Julie Kenney, South-Western City Schools Nick Neiderhouse, Maumee City Schools James Nichols, Indian Hill Exempted Village Schools Katherine Nowak, New Albany-Plain Local Schools Cathryn Rice, Xenia Community City Schools Jennifer Schwanke, Dublin City Schools Daniel Sebring, Bay Village City Schools Jeromey Sheets, Lancaster City Schools Nick Wilker, Marion Local Schools Paul Young, retired Stephen Zinser, retired

PROFESSIONAL LEARNING Abbey Bolton, Kent City Schools Lori Green, Canal Winchester Local Schools Jamie Hollinger, Anthony Wayne Local Schools Eric James, Switzerland of Ohio Local Schools Michael Janatovich, Aurora City Schools Nita Meyer, Lincolnview Local Schools Stephanie Morton, Cleveland Metropolitan Schools Joy O’Brien, Forest Hills Local Schools Jessica Rardon, Hilliard City Schools Stephen Rozeski, Bloom-Carroll Local Schools Carrie Sanchez, Port Clinton City Schools Michael Sedlak, Hudson City Schools Taura Talbert-Salter, Warrensville Heights City Schools Susanne Waltman, Jackson Local Schools Shannon Williamson, Fairfield City Schools Julie Willoughby, Urbana City Schools Kevin Wolf, New Philadelphia City Schools

hank you to OAESA’s 2018 - 2019 Service Team Members!

RECOGNITION Donna Ball, retired Kenneth Bernacki, retired Robert Buck, Forest Hills Local Schools Jake Campbell, Lancaster City Schools Cheri Copeland-Shull, Springfield Local Schools Matthew Dansby, Pickerington Local Schools Michael Emmert, Zanesville City Schools Kathleen Erhard, Gahanna-Jefferson City Schools Roben Frentzel, Gahanna-Jefferson City Schools Taryn Fuller, Jonathan Alder Local Schools Janice Gearhart, retired Kevin Gehres, retired Roger Havens, Wadsworth City Schools Jeannette Henson, retired Kristin Hoffman, Meigs Local Schools Pamela Hutto, Mentor Ex Vill Schools Rachel Jones, Chagrin Falls Ex Vill Schools Kori Kawczynski, Ottawa Hills Local Schools Timothy Keller, Ashland City Schools April Knight, Columbus City Schools Bonnie Kubec, Brunswick City Schools Brian Lyons, Forest Hills Local Schools Chad Miller, Graham Local Schools Amy Molnar, Oregon City Schools Cheryl Montag, Kings Local Schools Melissa Moriarty, Pickerington Local Schools Jane Myers, Defiance City Schools Susan Nolan, Buckeye Local Schools (Jefferson) Jason Orin, Louisville City Schools Jay Parks, retired Rhonda Peeples, Columbus City Schools Jessica Rardon, Hilliard City Schools Katharine Rateno, Mayfield City Schools Dave Rogaliner, Kenston Local Schools David Rogers, Marlington Local Schools Mary Rykowski, Worthington City Schools Paul Sallada, retired Patti Schlaegel, Worthington City Schools Robert Schrembeck, Nordonia Hills City Schools Teresa Smith, New Albany-Plain Local Schools Glen Stacho, Strongsville City Schools Audrey Staton, Cleveland Metropolitan Schools Michelle Unger, New Albany-Plain Local Schools Mimi Verdone, Westlake City Schools Steven Vrooman, retired Danielle Wallace, Winton Woods City Schools Chad Warnimont, Perrysburg Ex Vill Schools Barbara Werstler, retired Cynthia White, retired Tyler Wolfe, Dublin City Schools Stephen Zinser, retired

PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE Allison Aber, Willoughby-Eastlake City Schools Michael Acomb, Solon City Schools Sue Brackenhoff, Fairborn City SChools Bob Buck, Forest Hills Local Schools Kara Jackson, Pickerington Local Schools Heidi Kegley, Delaware City Schools Stephanie Klingshirn, Mississinawa Valley Gretchen Liggens, Cleveland Metropolitan Schools Mark Lotycz, Fairbanks Local Schools Melanie Pearn, Mentor City Schools Jodi Ranegar, Bloom-Carroll Local Schools Phil Roe, retired Erin Simpson, Wadsworth City Schools

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What’s the reason you entered education? It’s important to reflect on Magic Why the

of Stories of Purpose

On June 12-14, hundreds of Ohio principals, administrators, teachers, and experts will convene for OAESA’s 62nd Annual Professional Conference. The conference is an amazing opportunity to intentionally connect with your colleagues from around the state; effectively develop your professional skillset through a wide array of speakers, panels, and clinics; and passionately advocate for your students, staffs, and families by accessing information and resources that can help improve the quality of your school community. Additionally, the conference is a great time to personally reflect on the reason you entered this profession, the reason you continue to charge on in the face of challenges, and the people who have worked magic for you along your career path. No matter what those reasons are, I think we can all agree on one thing: When you are witness to student growth and learning, education is truly magical.