To develop in each student the character, confidence, knowledge and skills to be successful in life.

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• Adminstrative Assistant to the Superintendent, Theda McGrew (ext. 1008)
• Principals
• Cabinet: Deputy Superintendent, Robin Bullock; Assistant Superintendent for Learning, Judy Walling; and Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Operations, Edd Bigbee

• Human Resources Manager, Kelly Golden (ext. 1038)
• Payroll Supervisor, Kim Melton (ext. 1006)
• Public Relations Coordinator, Jana Hathorne (ext. 1037)
       Webmaster, Dennis King (ext. 1033)
• Benefits/Insurance/Workers Comp Specialist, Kara Hemmle (ext. 1023)
• Daycare Supervisor, Glenda Dooley - (975-775-8955)

• Curriculum & District Testing Director, Diane Foster (ext. 1046)
• Learning Technology Director, Nancy Bergvall (ext. 1019)
• Specialized Learning Exec. Director, Melissa Wolfe (ext. 1040)
       Special Programs Director, Lisa Knight  (ext. 1034)
• CATE, Rebecca Blackburn (ext. 1052)

• Construction Projects/Maintenance Director, David Boswell (ext. 1299)
       Maintenance Supervisor, Dale Cheek  (ext. 2649)
• Custodial Manager, Bill Kaufman (ext. 5)
• Energy Manager, Craig Carpenter
• Food Service Director (Aramark), Brian McDonald (ext. 2005)
• Transportation Coordinator, Deanna Cannon (972-775-1805, ext. 2006)
• Non-Personnel Risk Management, Tina Oakley  (ext. 1018)
• Technology Executive Director, Kirk Paschall (ext. 1001)
       AESOP Contact (Substitute Information), Lisa Garrison (ext. 1015)
• Textbooks and Records, Joann Herron (ext. 1045)
       Print Shop, Carrie Dorsey (972-775-1805, ext. 2010)

History of L.A. Mills Administration

The L. A. Mills facility was named after former superintendent L. A. Mills, who served from the fall of 1931 until his retirement in February 1968. He served 37 years as Superintendent of Midlothian schools.

The facility opened as an elementary school in 1963 and housed first through fourth grades. The building expanded to accommodate the increasing number of students in 1987 and later converted to a 9th grade campus in 1997.  After three years, the building was no longer large enough to house any single class in the district.  In early 2000, a 6-month renovation transformed the facility into what it is today, the L. A. Mills Administration Complex. 

The L. A. Mills Administration Complex is home to all central office personnel for the district. In addition, it is the site for school board meetings, teacher orientation and training, student testing, community immunizations and the disciplinary alternative education program (DAEP).  It has also been used as a polling location for district voting.