The deadline to apply was noon today.
The Knox county Commission, which will review the resumes
and cover letters, is expected to hold a series of interviews with the
candidates on Aug. 18.
The board will then make a final decision during its voting
meeting a week later.
The person selected will replace Indya Kincannon as the area
representative until the November election.
APPLICANT RESUMES RIGHT SMACK HERE
APPLICANT RESUMES RIGHT SMACK HERE
Kincannon, a third-term board member, submitted her
resignation last month and officially stepped down this week to accompany her family
to Slovenia where her husband was recently awarded a Fullbright U.S. Scholar
grant.
- Juanita Cannon, a 40-year educator who spent decades serving as a principal, assistant principal and teacher in the Knox County school system.
- Emma Ellis-Cosigua, an office manager with JIG-Insurance Group, she also facilitates a college readiness class for middle school children and an adult ESL class for immigrants.
- Charlotte Dorsey, a former Knox County school administrator who spent decades in the system as a teacher, assistant principal and principal.
- John Fugate, vice president of Commercial Bank in Fountain City.
- Laura Kildare, a former Knox County school teacher who is currently working on her doctorate degree in special education.
- Tracie Sanger, a special education teacher in the Knox County school system and field experience supervisor for Tusculum College.
- Jennifer Searle, a current board member on the Knox County Schools Clothing Center PTA, and a regular school volunteer.
- Rick Staples, a Knox County Sheriff’s Office deputy who helped inmates obtain their GED.
- Elizabeth Lane, a former employee of Texaco and Shell Oil, working in administration and supervision.
- Diana Ray, a former community development manager for the Girl Scout Council of the Southern Appalachians.
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