The Chilton County Board of Education approved several personnel-related matters at its meeting Tuesday, including the hire of new employees and resignations.

New employees approved included:

•Clanton Elementary School: Stephanie Lowmiller as pre-k teacher and Crystal Roberson as special education teacher assistant.

•Clanton Middle School: Matthew Ziegler, special education teacher assistant; Kristina Michelle Wilson, special education teacher assistant; Brett Horne, science teacher.

•Clanton Intermediate School: Paula Littleton Bolton, elementary teacher.

•Isabella High School: Travis Hickman, band director.

•Jemison High School: Michelle Hagler, English language arts teacher.

•Maplesville High School: Carolyn Wallace as teacher assistant and Sumer Leach as elementary teacher.

•Verbena High School: Bradley Allen Mann as assistant principal; Taylor Ellison Hardee, elementary interventionist and Jonathan Casey Moore, secondary interventionist.

•Transportation Department: Jerrod Dennis, bus driver, Clanton route; George Swindle, bus driver, Jemison route; Nancy Robin Easterling, bus driver, Clanton special needs route; John Mark Cleckler, bus driver, half of Verbena’s route.

•Special education: Kerri Tillery, speech language pathology assistant; Rebecca Michelle Corley, special education teacher assistant for preschool at Clanton Elementary School.

Resignations approved included Davidica McConnell, teacher at Clanton Intermediate School, effective July 28; Gregory Nobles, bus driver, Jemison route, effective July 28; Lee Ann Jackson, speech/language pathologist, Jemison Elementary School, effective July 28; Dodd Granger, horticulture instructor, LeCroy Career Technical Center, effective Sept. 30; Mary E. Coburn, CNP employee, Verbena High School, effective July 7; LaSheka Price, English teacher, Thorsby School, effective immediately; Jerrod Ray Dennis, parts manager, Transportation Department, effective Aug. 10.

Non-renewal approved was Victor Rodriguez, ISS teacher assistant at Jemison High School.

For more from Tuesday’s meeting, check a future edition of The Clanton Advertiser or visit www.clantonadvertiser.com.