Mays Cluster Planning
Questions? Contact
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TRAVIS W. NORVELL
OFFICE 404.802.2884 EMAIL tnorvell@atlanta.k12.ga.us OR
SHELETHA Y. CHAMPION, PROGRAM DIRECTOROFFICE 404.802.2838 EMAIL sychampion@atlanta.k12.ga.us
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MISSION
The mission of the Mays Cluster is to prepare students to become 21st century learners who are ready for college, career, and beyond. VISION
The Mays Cluster vision is to provide instruction that is standards-based, integrated and rigorous, focusing on the whole child while collaborating with all constituents to prepare students for graduation and beyond.
Mays Cluster Plan
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2024-2025 Meeting Records
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2024-2025 Mays Cluster Advisory Team
OFFICERS
Chair: Rejoice Jones, Cluster Rep - Mays High School
Vice-Chair: Donovan Davis, West Manor Elementary
Secretary: Brandi Joiner, Cluster Rep - Cascade ElementaryMEMBERS
Beecher Hills Elementary: Dr. TIffany Franklin, Principal & Ashlee Williams, Cluster Representative
Cascade Elementary: Tiffany Momon, Principal & Brandi Joiner, Cluster Representative
Miles Elementary: Thalise Perry, Principal & Tresa Washington, Cluster Representive
Peyton Forest Elementary: Dr. Quentina Pruitt, Principal & Michelle Lopes, Cluster Representative
West Manor Elementary: Donovan Davis, Teacher & John Devia, Cluster Representative
Young Middle School: Ronald Garlington, Principal & Jeremy Carr, Cluster Representative
Mays High School: Ramon Garner, Principal & Rejoice Jones, Cluster Representative
Kindezi West: Sarrita Allen -
CAT Meeting #1 - November 14, 2024
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CAT Meeting #2 - February 24, 2025
PRIORITY DISCUSSION SUMMARY
First Priority: Literacy & Family Engagement
Dr. Lawrence: Sneaker Ball- New standards will be announced
Mr. Garlington: Tied
Mrs. Perry: Literacy Night 2/13
Williams:
Momon: Literacy Night First Semester
All schools have had at least one event tying in Family Engagement with Literacy.
Second Priority: Special Education (In Progress)
Mays Cluster: Family Engagement event for Special ED Dept. on Feb 5th
All schools were represented.Lawrence: APS/ Records - Special Ed audit. Notify parents of audit results. Each school was believed to be in good standing. Currently looking at FTE.
Joiner: Coordinators will do audits on a monthly basis- to all schools
Garlington: Learning targets will also be reviewed to ensure we are thriving in all requirements.
Action Steps for Special Education:
Momon: Every school has their DSE instructional walk to ensure whole teaching models are being implemented effectively. Suggests that everyone has those walks to ensure efficiency.
Miller: Perhaps posting an event focusing on Special Education -
CAT Meeting #3 - March 24, 2025
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2023-2024 Meeting Records
