Michelle Barney
Secondary English Language Arts Supervisor
mibarney@dsdmail.net 
801-402-5204

Michelle has been a teacher in Davis county for 16 years, at both the junior high and high school levels. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Weber State in English teaching and an MFA from Antioch University Los Angeles in Creative Writing. Before joining the Teaching and Learning department, Michelle taught at Northridge High, Centennial Junior High, and Fairfield Junior High. She has participated in training teachers for the Wasatch Range Writing Project, USBE, and Davis School District.  

Selena Campbell
K-12 Library Media Supervisor &
Personalized Competency Based Learning
secampbell@dsdmail.net
801-402-5179

Selena was a secondary teacher librarian and school administrator. She has served on numerous school, community and state committees. She has a BS in Computer Science from Brigham Young University-Hawaii, a MS in Secondary Education/School Library Media from Utah State University, and an Educational Leadership Endorsement from Western Governors University. She is also Microsoft Innovative Educator.
Selena served on the Utah Educational Library Media Association (UELMA) board for 4 yrs. as a board member and president. Among her many projects, she is currently working with a team of educators and the Utah State Board of Education to create a K-12 Literacy and Library Media Endorsement microcredentialing program. 
In her spare time she loves to read, hang out with her family and spoiled shnauzer, travel, garden and dabbles in fitness boxing.
 

Jo Carmiol
World Languages Supervisor
Dual Language Immersion Programs
jcarmiol@dsdmail.net
801-402-5147

Jo is the product of a Utah Spanish Immersion Program (Cherry Hill, Orem) and a foreign language state Sterling Scholar winner (1993). She participated in multiple study and work abroad programs to Mexico, Germany, Poland and Costa Rica before receiving a BA in German from BYU and an MA is Applied Linguistics from the University of Utah. Jo began her teaching career at Alta High (Sandy) as a German teacher and ESL instructor. A decade ago, she was recruited to Davis School district to pioneer the secondary Spanish immersion continuation courses. She has since earned an Administrator license through Utah State University. As a member of the Teaching & Learning department, Jo oversees the secondary World Language courses and elementary Dual Language Immersion programs. 

Jared Fawson
Personalized Competency-Based Learning Supervisor
jfawson@dsdmail.net
801-402-5156

Jared teaches, guides, consults, and helps educators of any level effectively personalize their lessons in the classroom. He has used his expertise to present at many schools and districts across the state of Utah. Prior to his current role with Davis district, Jared was Canvas product manager and technical trainer for the Utah Education Network. Jared is an award-winning teacher and has taught just about every social studies subject at the secondary level. Jared earned his Social Science Composite Teaching degree and Masters of Instructional Design and Educational Technology from the University of Utah. When it comes to free time Jared enjoys exploring the world with family, nature on his mountain bike, playing a strange titled sport; pickleball, and trying to hit a small white ball as far as he can with an instrument ill-suited for such a purpose.

Annette Fonnesbeck
Elementary Science and Engineering Supervisor
afonnesbeck@dsdmail.net
801-402-5145

Annette received a B.S. in Elementary Education and Special Education with an endorsement in math from Utah State University. She also received her STEM endorsement from Weber State University in 2016 with the first Davis cohort. In her current roles within the district, she has lead teams of teachers in unpacking the new 6-8 SEEd Standards for the state, writing SEEd Storyline science curriculum and assessments, developing science Canvas courses, and designing and presenting 3D Science and Strand Training professional developments. She is currently working on her Master’s of Education in Curriculum and Instruction at Weber State University where her research is focused on how to implement differentiated professional development through blended learning.

Christopher Hall
Secondary Social Studies Supervisor
chall@dsdmail.net
801-402-5328
Chris is a former Social Studies teacher and received a B.S in geography from Weber State University and then attended Syracuse University for graduate studies. He has wide experience in teacher training, having worked as a consultant for the College Board since 2001.  He was recognized as Secondary Teacher of the Year by Davis School District in 2006 and received the national Distinguished Geography Teacher in Secondary Education by the National Council of Geographic Education in 2007.  His passion is the promotion of effective instruction for all students.

MaryEllen Marx
Elementary Coding and Robotics
macarlson@dsdmail.net
801-402-5790 

MaryEllen started in Davis School district as a classroom teacher and taught grades K through 4 for 14 years.  As a classroom teacher, MaryEllen received the first CARE award given to a teacher in Davis School District and was recognized by the Math Teacher Academy.  As a supervisor, MaryEllen currently oversees the Elementary Keyboarding and Coding programs, but she has also overseen the K-2 Math program, PD Pro, and the district's Professional Learning Communities.  MaryEllen has a BS in Elementary Education and a MA in Learning and Technology.  She is also ESL endorsed and certified as both a SMARTS and a Blended Learning Live facilitator.  MaryEllen is the mother of five daughters and  the grandmother of 1 grandson and 1 grand daughter.

Angie Morales
Elementary English Language Arts Supervisor
amorales@dsdmail.net
801-402-5223

Angie began her education journey in the Davis School District as a Kindergarten-Sixth grade Clinton Cougar, Sunset Sun Devil, and finally a Clearfield Falcon. She attended Weber State University, where she received a BS in Elementary Education and continued her learning with a Master's in the Arts of Teaching at Grand Canyon University. She taught 1st & 2nd grades at West Point and Bluff Ridge Elementary for 17 years. With a deep love of teaching children and curiosity about what it takes to help all reading brains form, she began working as an ELA Coordinator, followed by the Elementary ELA Specialist, and now Elementary ELA Supervisor. She is passionate about literacy as a fundamental right for every student. She believes every student deserves equitable access to the table of opportunities literacy provides.

Carol Nef
Blended Learning
cnef@dsdmail.net
801-402-5237 (office)
801-529-3898 (mobile)

Carol began her career in Davis School District as a classroom teacher and taught grades 5 and 6 for 14 years.  As a classroom teacher, Carol served on numerous district committees and taught M³ Modeling Mathematical Methods for Elementary Math.  As a supervisor, Carol currently oversees the Blended Learning initiative along with the Gradebook and DESK, but she has also overseen the Digital Teaching for elementary, 1:1 project, and Professional Learning Communities.  Carol has a BA in Elementary Education and a MEd in Curriculum & Instruction with endorsements in Spanish, Music, ESL, Math Level II, and Educational Technology.  She is certified as a Blended Learning Live facilitator and is a Microsoft Innovative Educator.  

Sheri Sauve
Davis Enhanced Education Programs Supervisor
ssauve@dsdmail.net
801-402-5111

Shanda Stenger
K-12 Fine Arts Supervisor
sstenger@dsdmail.net
801-402-5104 (office)

Trisha Syversen
K-12 Math Specialist
801-402-5288
tsyversen@dsdmail.net