Early in his career, Principal Ken Barker was a teacher and a high school
football coach.
READING TEACHER
Sheila
Killingsworth instructs the Writing to Read program at Nolan for
the K-2 students. She can be reached at 886-0898 or E-Mail Sheila
Killingsworth.
COMPUTER CLASS
In
2004-2005, the Nolan PTA decided to replace Spanish with a new computer
class.The computer class is led by Kellie Robison who has been extensively
involved with Nolan as a parent volunteer in both the classrooms
and in creating the school newsletter.
Email Kellie Robison.
MUSIC TEACHER
Music teacher, Rebecca Clark, grew up in Knoxville, the oldest daughter
of a Methodist pastor. She and her three sisters formed a vocal
quartet when they were children, and they often accompanied their
father to revivals, singing the special music before his sermon.
Ms. Clark directed church choirs during her college years, receiving
a bachelor's degree in voice from UTK and a master's degree from
Georgia State University in Atlanta. Later, she taught Kindermusik
at UTC, where she gained valuable insights into early childhood
learning. She began teaching at Nolan in 2000.
Today, her 15-year old daughter carries on the family music tradition
as a musical theatre major at Center for Creative Arts. Her husband,
Stephen, is the Stand for Children coordinator for Chattanooga.
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST
Amber Wright is the School Psychologist . She has a daughter who
will be in the third grade this year, and she will be responsible
for testing students for our special education and gifted programs.
Sheila
Killingsworth instructs the Writing to Read program at Nolan for
the K-2 students. She can be reached at 886-0898 or E-Mail 
In
2004-2005, the Nolan PTA decided to replace Spanish with a new computer
class.The computer class is led by Kellie Robison who has been extensively
involved with Nolan as a parent volunteer in both the classrooms
and in creating the school newsletter. 
Music teacher, Rebecca Clark, grew up in Knoxville, the oldest daughter
of a Methodist pastor. She and her three sisters formed a vocal
quartet when they were children, and they often accompanied their
father to revivals, singing the special music before his sermon.
Ms. Clark directed church choirs during her college years, receiving
a bachelor's degree in voice from UTK and a master's degree from
Georgia State University in Atlanta. Later, she taught Kindermusik
at UTC, where she gained valuable insights into early childhood
learning. She began teaching at Nolan in 2000. 
Amber Wright is the School Psychologist . She has a daughter who
will be in the third grade this year, and she will be responsible
for testing students for our special education and gifted programs.