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Register new students, data entry of demographics, coding and entry of attendance notes, attendance verification and reconciliation to meet PEIMS audit standards. Maintain entity counts and prepare weekly transaction reports. Reconcile daily attendance reports, filing, generate reports using Excel, & Word. Maintain all attendance records for five years. Prepare court documents for truant students, and send truancy and loss of credit letters under direction of the Assistant Principals. Send and receive digital record via TREx, (Texas Records Exchange). Proficient in Web Skyward, Excel, Word, Publisher, Outlook, Xerox/Canon copying, facsimile, & Cisco multi-line phone system. Various other office duties.Manage IDEA-B Federal Formula Funds and Local budget fund accounts. Abide by Federal guidelines and ensure proper fund coding is utilized. Reconcile accounts monthly. Process purchase orders and requisitions for accounts payable. Manage Director’s Outlook calendar. Manage travel arrangements and prepare travel packets for Director and staff. Organize staff meetings and arrange refreshments. Prepare meeting notes and distribute to attendees. Prepare PowerPoint presentations. Analyze data… Drafting and submission of documents to the Bankruptcy Court, including but not limited to: Proof of Claims, Motions for Relief from Stay, Order of Dismissal, Affidavits, etc. Also responsible for priortizing incoming mail, mediating between mortgage companies and debtors, monthly mortgage company status reports, interpretation of court documents pertaining to the case and other various office duties. Complete office management and compliance with OSHA and HIPAA regulations. Duties include: greet patients, answer phones, schedule/confirm appointments, coordinate schedule, verify benefits, elucidate insurance policy, capture and develop panoramic e-rays, pay expenditures, balance daily ledger, make bank deposit, prepare statements and refunds, file electronic/paper insurance & Medicaid claims, send electronic attachments, set-up procedure specific surgical instrument trays, assist in oral surgeries, monitor patient vital signs, ultrasonic/steam sterilization of instruments, maintain adequate surgical/office supplies.

Experienced Administrative Assistant to Assistant Superintendent with a demonstrated history of working in the education management industry and medical office management industries. Skilled in Microsoft Office and Office Administration. Strong business development professional with a focused attention to detail and organization.Drafting invoices, answering multi-line phone system, taking assignments from insurance companies, typing insurance drafts, coordinate appraisal appointments, mediating between insurance companies and the insured, maintain adequate office supplies, type dictation, service copy machine and various other office duties.

Greet parents and visitors, verify identification, maintain sign out sheets and visitor records. Organize drug testing, answer phones, issue tardy slips, collect attendance notes, use intercom to request students from classes or general areas. Collect assignments for absent students. Collect fees and sell sport passes. Proficient in Raptor identification software, Web Skyward, Cisco multi-line phone system.Activities and Societies: Art Honor Society Junior Historians Dance Drillteam-Secretary Office Education Association-Treasurer Fellowship of Christian Athletes Senior Class Representative Art buffs Banner Designer Prom Committee-Decoration consultant Future Homemakers of America-President

Register new students, data entry of demographics, coding and entry of attendance notes, attendance verification and reconciliation to meet PEIMS audit standards. Maintain entity counts and prepare weekly transaction reports. Reconcile daily attendance reports, filing, generate reports using Excel, & Word. Maintain all attendance records for five years. Prepare court documents for truant students, and send truancy and loss of credit letters under direction of the Assistant Principals. Send and…Manage IDEA-B Federal Formula Funds and Local budget fund accounts. Abide by Federal guidelines and ensure proper fund coding is utilized. Reconcile accounts monthly. Process purchase orders and requisitions for accounts payable. Manage Director’s Outlook calendar. Manage travel arrangements and prepare travel packets for Director and staff. Organize staff meetings and arrange refreshments. Prepare meeting notes and distribute to attendees. Prepare PowerPoint presentations. Analyze data, create and distribute Discipline and Failure reports each six weeks. Track ARDs (admission, review, dismissal meeting) reports, initiate Lead Team processing and hand deliver to clerks. Prepare various reports and enter data in Skyward student management software as needed. Serve as administrator in eSped special education management software; assign roles and restrictions, grant access, and maintain user accounts. Update student demographics and assure import from Skyward. Verify PEIMS (Public Education Information Management System) entries are accurate. Create forms for staff usage. Create flyers, invitations, and cards as needed. Utilize Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and Outlook to complete daily tasks. Serve as liaison to maintain communication with departments and direct staff.Assist with inclusion, mainstream and resource students during class hours. Provide support for Attendance Clerk, Librarian, front office staff, and perform various office duties.

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The Eagles didn’t get far down the court before Max Armer for Barbers Hill was fouled and sent to the line. Armer hit both free throws with only 15 seconds left on the clock giving the Eagles a 52-46 lead.Wilson took over coaching duties on the floor for Head Coach Brian Courtney who was injured in an accident at home and was hospitalized. He is at home now recovering.”To me, we’re not good enough to play that type of basketball. We have to play as a team and when we did, we were very successful, and the shots were falling,” Wilson said.

The Broncos immediately fouled Armer on the inbound pass sending him to the line again. Armer hit one extending the lead to 53-48 with six seconds left.

That brought the Dayton faithful to their feet at the end of the third quarter. The Broncos had drawn to within three points by the end of the third, 34-31.That stretch came during the middle of the first quarter and spilled over into the second quarter where neither team could hit a bucket for the first three minutes.When Eagles forward Josh Guidry hit a shot in the paint with 59 ticks remaining on the clock, he gave the Eagles their last 10-point advantage and what seemed like an improbable comeback for the Broncos. “Early on I felt like we were playing really well, and then we hit a four or five-minute stretch where we got complacent and lazy and it cost us,” said Dayton assistant head basketball coach Frank Wilson. A wild and wooly fourth quarter ensued. Twice the Eagles jumped out to a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter only to watch it disappear as the Broncos kept coming.

“I don’t think we were as patient as we needed to be. We took the first shot we got and sometimes you’ve got to be a little patient to get what you want,” the Barbers Hill coach said.

But with Jerren Godfrey’s three-pointer came a second technical of the quarter against Dayton. The Eagles missed both shots and breathed new life into the Broncos’ comeback.The Broncos staked out an early lead that evaporated with some turnovers and poor rebounding, only to close the gap within two trailing 14-12 at the end of the first quarter.

“We talked about the ability to close out and how to hedge,” Wilson said. That intensity showed up in the third quarter, waned the early part of the fourth with three key turnovers and possessions and put the Eagles back in the driver’s seat all the way to the last two minutes of the game.

“I told them there was about 90 percent of the game where they did exactly what we asked them to do. It was that 10 percent during the second quarter that was not what we talked about,” he said.