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Schoolwide Administrators

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Darla Jackson, Principal 
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David Hodum, Assistant Principal, A - K
469-302-7200
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Jaymee Robbins, Assistant Principal, L-Z
469-302-7199
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Kim Oyler, Principal's Secretary
469-302-7111
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Paula Lough, Registrar
469-302-7105
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Yesenia Quezada, Front Receptionist
469-302-7102
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Counselors
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Cathy DeLisle, Counselor, A-K
469-302-7161
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Errin French, Counselor, L-Z
469-302-7160
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Assistant Principal Receptionists
Meriann Moses, Assistant Principal Receptionist
469-302-7197
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Counselor's Receptionist

Kelly Sojack, Counselors Receptionist
469-302-7158
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Parent Resources

Click here for information on Parent Guidance and Counseling Resources

Additional Administrative Personnel 
Attendance/Registrar           Paula Lough               469-302-7105        A101   plough@mckinneyisd.net
Bookkeeper                            Kimberlyn Lear         469-302-7109        A103   klear@mckinneyisd.net
Cafeteria                                 Yolanda Zepeda        469-302-7131        C105   yzepeda@mckinneyisd.net
Community Liaison               Cynthia Esparza        469-302-7237        D100   cesparza@mckinneyisd.net
Durham Bus                                                               972-542-8316          
RTI/504 Coordinator             Kim McReynolds      469-302-7205       E202C  kmcreynolds@mckinneyisd.net 
RTI/504 Secretary                  Laura Varnell            469-302-7203       E202D   lvarnell@mckinneyisd.net 
Library Media Specialist       Kelli Bolin                  469-302-7117         A115   kbolin@mckinneyisd.net
LMS Assistant                         Lea Ann Palya          469-302-7116         A114   jreed@mckinneyisd.net
Nurse                                       Nancy Yarbrough    469-302-7107         A104   nyarbrough@mckinneyisd.net    
Reception                                Yesenia Quezada    469-302-7102         A100   yquezada@mckinneyisd.net
School Resource Officer       Officer Pruett           469-302-7115         A115  jpruett@mckinneyisd.net
Evans Middle School Helpful Numbers
Front Office  
469-302-7100
Clinic 
469-302-7107
Registrar
469-302-7105
Boys’ Coaches Office
469-302-7126
Girls’ Coaches Office 
469-302-7125
Cafeteria
469-302-7131
Campus Secretary
469-302-7111
MISD Administration 
469-302-4000
Counselor, A-K
469-302-7161
Counselor, L-Z
469-302-7160
SPED Department
469-302-7253
Library
469-302-7116
Choir Office 
469-302-7134
Band Office
469-302-7257
Orchestra Office 
469-302-7138
Durham Bus Services 
972-542-8316
Tardy and Dress Code Infraction Policy
1st Tardy  -   Warning
2nd Tardy   -  Lunch Detention
3rd Tardy  -   1.5 hour after school Administrative Detention
4th Tardy  -   3 hour after school Administrative Detention
*Tardies will restart each nine weeks
Absence Procedures
We would like to make sure that you are aware of the procedures for absences at McKinney ISD.
·       Within 3 days of your child's return to school, an absentee note must be turned in. All notes must be submitted to the Front or Grade level offices within this 3 day period. Medical notes from a doctor will be accepted at any time.
·       For any class period during the day that your child was absent, you must turn in an excuse; even when you are signing them out at the front office.
·       If your child is absent and you would like for your child's teachers to know, you can e-mail them directly.
·       If you have any questions or concerns regarding an absence in any class, please e-mail the teacher directly in order for any correction to be made.
We hope this helps explain the procedures and answers any questions you may have about attendance and absences.

McKinney Independent School District Updated Secondary Grading Guidelines
2017-2018 Grading Policy Guidelines (Effective October 21, 2013):
·         In accordance with EIA (LOCAL) “ … a student shall be permitted a reasonable opportunity to redo an assignment or retake a test for which the student received a grade of 80 or lower.”
·         The retest/redo must be completed within 5 school days following the return of the assessment to the student.
·         A student must attend at least one tutoring session with the student’s teacher (or an appropriate designee within the department) prior to the retest/redo.
·         A grade of 80 is the highest possible grade on any retest/redo.
·         The highest grade of the two (original or retest/redo) will be counted.
·         If the original assessment was given the last week of the grading period and reasonable opportunity to retest/redo is not available, the grade can be taken for the next marking period.
·         Test corrections are not an allowable retest opportunity.  Instead these will be part of the tutorial preparation for the retest/redo.
·         Retest/redo for assessments can only be done to support mastery learning.
·         Only one retest/redo is allowable per assignment (i.e. there is additional retest/redo).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
District-wide grading and reporting practices were identified as a secondary district improvement initiative during the 2008-2009 school year for five primary reasons:
1.      To improve alignment of grading and reporting practices with district-wide curricular, instructional, and assessment philosophies and practices.
2.      To reduce the variance in grading practices within and among secondary grade levels and courses.
3.      To prepare students for upcoming changes in the state accountability system.
4.      To address the 2009 Commissioner’s Rule and SB 2033.
5.      To align our grading practices with current research and best practice and to better prepare students.
Additional practices have been put in place for the 2014-2015 school year as we recognize that all students have the ability to learn, they learn in different ways and timeframes and that errors are inherent in the learning process.
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