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TEACHER SPECIALISTS AND SUPPORT
STAFF
Each of us is
unique...special...one-of-a-kind
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Art
Pam Sewell
sewellp@lisd.net
469-350-5142
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Mrs. Sewell sponsors the Safety Patrol.
Mrs. Sewell has collected Box Tops for Education for 10 years. To date she has received $5,000 used to provide art supplies for Owen students. Look for these coupons on the box tops of many General Mills products. Thank you for your continuing support of this program.
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Library
Mrs. Constant
972-350-5143 |
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Visit your favorite Author
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LISD Research Bookmarks
Age 2 to Grade 2
Reading
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Music
Syble Crandell,
crandells@lisd.net
469-350-5141
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Mrs. Gomez teaches music to all our students kindergarten through fifth grade and serves as "Wakeup Wendy", our televised announcements anchor each morning. She sponsors an Honor Choir for a select group of 4th and 5th grade students.
HONOR CHOIR: The Honor Choir meets every Thursday from 3:00 until 3:50 p.m. in the music room. This ensemble performs and represents our school when traveling throughout the community. Auditions are held each fall. Our focus is a development of singing voice and independence in choreography.
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Nurse
Carol Roberts
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HEALTH REQUIREMENTS AND SERVICES: IMMUNIZATIONS
Minimum State Vaccine Requirements
for Texas School Children
Diphtheria/ Tetanus /Pertusis |
4 doses of each or in a series with one dose on or after he 4th birthday.
Diphtheria/Tetanus booster every 10 years.
(Pertussis optional after 5 years old). |
Polio |
3 doses with one dose on or after the 4th birthday |
Measles/Mumps/ Rubella |
One of each on or after the 1st birthday. 2nd measles required for students born on or after September 2, 1991 and for others by age 12. |
Varicella (Chickenpox) |
Parent history of illness or vaccine on or after 1st birthday if born on or after 09/02/1994
or
If born on or after 09/02/1988 and before 09/02/1994 (2 doses vaccine required if given after 12 years old). |
Hepatitis B |
3 doses if born on or after 09/02/1992
or
3 doses if orn on or after 09/02/1987 but before 09/02/1992
Due by age 12 |
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Physical Education
Gary Cox
coxg@lisd.net
972-350-5155
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Mr. Cox sponsors the Owen Sprinters jogging club, the Owen Ropers jump rope team and the Boogie Cats.
Owen Sprinters: Students and parents jog each Tuesday and Thursday before school, beginning at 7:30 a.m. Every student may participate, with parental permission. Recognition is given to students who jog 100 or miles in one school year.
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Owen Ropers: Our jump rope team is open to students in grades 2 - 5. Parental permission is required. Practice is every Monday 3 to 4:30 p.m. The team performs at events in our community as well as at other schools.
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Boogie Cats : Students, parents and faculty dance each Wednesday morning, beginning at 7:30 a.m. Every student may participate, with parental permission.
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Mr. Cox collects Tyson Chicken labels and the Nestles water labels to use for sports equipment.
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Speech Therapy
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What is speech therapy?
Speech therapy is a program designed to help
students who demonstrate impairments in their communication abilities.
Upon being tested, children may qualify for speech services in the areas of
articluation, language comprehension and expression, voice, and fluency.
Speech Language Pathologists may also help children improve their memory and
pragmatic skills.
Who may be served in speech
therapy?
Students who demonstrate
an educational need for services, due to one of the above impairments, may be
served by the school Speech Language Pathologist.
What is a Speech Language
Pathologist?
A Speech Language
Pathologist (SLP) is someone who specializes in working with children and adults
who have communication impairments. A Speech Language Pathologist has a
Master's Degree in the area of Communication Disorders and/or Speech
Pathology. After finishing their Clinical Fellowship Year, Speech Language
Pathologists are certified by the American Speech and Hearing Association and
licensed by the state.
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Technology
Janet Gadd
Owen Technology Specialist gaddj@lisd.net
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We believe that technology is a tool. It is not an education itself, and
it does not and should not take the place of a well-trained professional
teacher. It can, however, motivate students as well as staff, and enhance the
curriculum. Technology brings to every student the opportunity to use real world
communications systems while providing an increased amount of reasearch and
information which expands student learning and strengthens teaching.
Please read the Lewisville I.S.D. Acceptable Use Guidelines which can be
found HERE.
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