CONFERENCEREGISTRATION
CONFERENCE
Strengthen the contribution of Plant Management to the South Carolina educational system.
Promote professional advancement of School Plant Management personnel.
Provide for exchange of information to improve School Plant Management, maintenance and care by promoting acceptable policies, standards, and practices.
Enhance the development and implementation of policies affecting Plant management.
Provide a voice in the promotion of Plant Management in the South Carolina educational system.
Provide technical and management training and upgrading needed for today's Plant Manager, Maintenance personnel, and Custodians.
Jon has been working in the Facilities Department at the Horry County School District since 2017. Before that he has worked in various Maintenance Management/Project Management positions for the State and Federal Government for the past 30 years. He enjoys spending time with spending time with his family and volunteering.
Timmy has been employed with Horry County Schools for 12 years as a mechanical technician and has been involved with the SCSPMA for the last 4 years. Timmy is a firm believer that schools start with the men and women of the Facilities Departments. In his spare time he loves spending time outdoors with his friends and family.
Leon has been employed by Marion County School District for over 20 years. He currently serves as Director of Operations and oversees all construction and renovation projects for the District. He also supervises athletics, emergency preparedness, food services, grounds, maintenance and transportation. Prior to becoming the Director of Operations, he served as a guidance counselor, coach, school athletic director, and district athletic director.
James retired from Charleston County School District with 30 years of service in Facilities and Asset Management. He is currently the President Elect of the National School Plant Management Association.
Jo Ann McCrackin has worked with Horry County Schools for 29 years in the Facilities Energy Department and Maintenance Department.
Celeste Monette worked for Charleston County School District for 10 years as a middle school math teacher. She has an Undergraduate Degree in Business Administration and Masters of Arts in Education.Before becoming an educator, she worked for First Federal of Charleston for 5 years. She currently enjoys staying at home with her youngest child and working with home-bound students for Charleston County School District. She believes the teachers could not do their jobs without the men and women who work so hard behind the scenes keeping the schools and facilities up and running. She says it is a pleasure to work with the board of the SCSPMA and it's members.
Aaron has been an employee of Horry County Schools for 10 years. He grew up hearing school facilities language spoken in his home from a very young age. His father is a retired facilities grounds manager and his mother drove a special needs bus for many years. Aaron carried on his family's passion when he became part of the Horry County School Facilities Department. Aaron currently holds the title of General Crafts Specialist and serves on the safety committee. He is looking forward to the opportunity to learn and grow from the men and women that make up the SCSPMA. As a father of five, Aaron is excited to have a platform that has a positive effect on the education of our children.
Kara is a resource to create and/or fine tune emergency planning strategies, provide clients with the ability to remotely manage crucial facility information and she and her team at BELFOR can carry out essential disaster recovery services for district facility managers and vendors alike.
The SCSPMA thanks our Past Presidents for their service and commitment to providing the best possible facilities for students and staff in schools throughout South Carolina.
Jim has been committed to the South Carolina School Plant Management Association for over 30 years. He served as the SCSPMA Executive Director and President twice before retiring in 2020 from the Association. Jim was also the First President of the National School Plant Management Association in 1996 and served on the Scholarship Trust. The Anthony "A" Vicar Award, named after Jim's father, is among the highest honor that we can bestow on a colleague.
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