Schoolwide Administrators
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Counselors
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Assistant Principal Receptionists
Parent Resources
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Additional Administrative Personnel
Attendance/Registrar Lynne Wells 469-302-7105 A101 lywells@mckinneyisd.net
Bookkeeper Kimberlyn Lear 469-302-7109 A103 klear@mckinneyisd.net
Cafeteria Yolanda Zepada 469-302-7131 C105 yzepada@mckinneyisd.net
Community Liaison Cynthia Esparza 469-302-7237 D100 cesparza@mckinneyisd.net
Durham Bus 972-542-8316
RTI/504 Coordinator Kimberly McReynolds 469-302-7205 E202C kmcreynolds@mckinneyisd.net
RTI/504 Coordinator Russell Lewis 469-302-7206 E202D rlewis@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
Attendance/Registrar Lynne Wells 469-302-7105 A101 lywells@mckinneyisd.net
Bookkeeper Kimberlyn Lear 469-302-7109 A103 klear@mckinneyisd.net
Cafeteria Yolanda Zepada 469-302-7131 C105 yzepada@mckinneyisd.net
Community Liaison Cynthia Esparza 469-302-7237 D100 cesparza@mckinneyisd.net
Durham Bus 972-542-8316
RTI/504 Coordinator Kimberly McReynolds 469-302-7205 E202C kmcreynolds@mckinneyisd.net
RTI/504 Coordinator Russell Lewis 469-302-7206 E202D rlewis@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
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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 469-302-7138 Orchestra Office 469-302-7141 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
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.
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.
