Deborah Culpepper Hurm

1537 Landing Lane, Neptune Beach, Fl. 32266
Phone (904) 246-2430   E-mail

Work Experience

Duval County School System, Jacksonville, FL

Counselor

Parent, Teacher, Staff, Student Counselor/ Consultant/Trainer
Individual and Group Counseling
Student Crisis Intervention
Achievement Testing and Interpretation
Child Study Team Member/Principal Designee
Woodcock Johnson Achievement Test
Otis-Lennon Test of Cognitive Skills
Supervision of Four UNF Counselor Education Interns
Academic and Psychological Referrals

Principal Designee

Acting administrator of school functioning during absence of principal

UNF Cohort Team Selection member for Counselor Education master’s degree prog
ESOL Trainer of Teachers
School Testing Coordinator
Wellness Chairperson
Care Team Chairperson
Leadership Team Member
Teacher of Fourth and Fifth Grade EH /SC Class
Teacher of Sixth Grade VE Resource (Southside Middle School)

Biloxi Public Schools, Biloxi, MS

Counselor

Parent, Teacher, Staff, Student Consultation
Achievement and Placement Counseling
District Testing Coordinator Assistant

Gulfport School System, Gulfport, MS

Teacher of SLD and EMH Students

Educational Experience

University of North Florida 1987-2002
Eighteen Graduate Hours

Univerity of Southern Mississippi 1984-1985
Nine Graduate Hours

University of Southern Mississippi 1973-1977
Graduated with M.S. in Counseling Psychology

Mississippi State University 1968-1971
Graduated with B.S. in Special Education
Dean’s Cabinet Member
Council for Exceptional Children President

Mississippi State College for Women 1967-1968
Fine Arts Major
Dean’s List for Two Semesters

Community Interest/Participation

First Coast Ringers Handbell Choir Member
Atlantic Beach Experimental Theatre – Board Member, Etc.
Florida Boppers Inc. Member
Beach United Methodist Church Member

Culpepper Ancestry: Debbie Hurm is the former Deborah Ann Culpepper, daughter of James Earl Culpepper, who was the son of Byron Culpepper, who was a descendant of Joseph Culpepper of Jackson Co., GA (1765-1816)