Diana Hendrix, Technology Resource Teacher
  Pam Flynn, Training Specialist, Financial Management Systems

Diana Hendrix, Technology Resource Teacher

Diana is in her fifth year as a Fayette County Technology Resource Teacher, where she has been an enthusiastic promoter and contributor to the Fayette County Schools Forums and Digital Poetry. This year she is serving The Academy, Cassidy Elementary, Clays Mill Elementary, and Squires Elementary.

A native Lexingtonian, Mrs. Hendrix graduated from Tates Creek High School, holds a Bachelors of Arts in Elementary and Special Education from the University of Kentucky, and a Masters in Elementary Education from Georgetown College. Her first Fayette County job was as a special education teacher at Beaumont Junior High, in 1983, where she became a resource teacher for "low incidence" populations. After a stint as an EduQuest consultant for IBM, she returned to Fayette County as an elementary teacher at Julia R. Ewan Elementary, where she used her first networked computers. During her years at JRE, she also taught science, and finally, computers.

Diana lives in Lexington with her husband, Mark, sons Jon and Jeff, and her puppy, Lexie. In her spare time, she loves to golf, play bridge, read, shop, hike, and travel.

Pam hales from Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, where she was born on Mother's Day, and raised on a farm in Nicholas County. She graduated from Nicholas County High School, continuing her interesting date theme when she graduated  from Morehead State University with a Bachelors of Science in Business Education on a Sunday, her birthday, and Mother's Day. Pam also holds a Masters of Arts in Vocational Business Education from the University of Kentucky, and has 17 years experience teaching in a variety of settings, including the Comprehensive Employment Training Act program, Kentucky Junior College of Business (where she chaired her department), and the Fayette County Public Schools Adult Education program. 

A tragic car wreck in which she lost her father pulled her out of teaching to care for her mother. Shortly after, she joined FCPS's Department of Personnel as the Special Projects Assistant. During Dr. Peter Flynn's tenure as Superintendent, that department was blended into the new Human Resources Department, where she worked for 5 years, followed by 3 years as a Systems Analyst for the Special Education Department, where she was involved in the roll-out of the Special Education Tracking System in  STI. For the past three years she has been a Computer Training Specialist, specializing in MUNIS training and Remote Time Entry, and writing data queries for MUNIS.

Pam lives in Lexington with her husband, Ted, a retired Lexington/Fayette Urban County Government fireman, and their 8-year-old dog, Sunny. Their son, Bryan, graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a bachelors degree in both Chemical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering. In her free time, Mrs. Flynn enjoys remodeling the old home place on the farm, reading, walking, and tending flower gardens.