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He has taught 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades and now works as a reading and math support specialist. Spanish also connected myfamilyto the vital community that supported our journey and walked alongside us through joyful and difficult seasons. I also like the outdoors, taking walks, fishing, camping, and fast cars. Art History and My medical journey started in the US Army, as a combat line/flight medic. coe.attendance@seattleschools.org Backstrom, Lindsey. in French and Psychology, and a M.A. And then, I spent the next couple years as a video game tester at EA and Nintendo and working odd warehouse jobs. I am born and raised in Seattle. 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Licenciatura en Administracin de Empresas Tursticas, UVM Tlalpan - Universidad del Valle de Mxico, Campus Tlalpan, Languages other than English * Idiomas We love spending time on the water - liquid and solid, especially in Chelan where we have a second home. Students and alumni please feel free to email me for career search questions and assistance. Sherry Studley, Student Support Services Supervisor: srstudley@seattleschools.org; 206-252-9934 Concie Pedroza, Associate Superintendent: clpedroza@seattleschools.org I love ART, sports, theater, photography, music and writing. In my spare time I enjoy traveling, cooking, wine tasting, reading, and the occasional camping trip or hike that is of course obligatory as a Seattle native. I was first inspired to teach at age 14 when I worked at a summer camp and instructed rowing, canoeing, swimming, and lifesaving. And I try to make sure our learning experience is engaging, meaningful, and compelling -- there's so much for us all to learn and do! In 2015, Chelsea received her Masters Degree in Education from the University of Washington and is currently, a 5th grade teacher at We archive them here on Vimeo, check them out!. 7821 Stone Ave. N Seattle, WA 98103 Main Office: 206-252-5110 Contact Us. I realize that it's a big topic and some folks feel hopeless to change our trajectory. PM Construction Trades Instructor @ Wood Technology Center, Advanced Manufacturing, Aerospace and Maritme Instructor. Continuous School Improvement Plan and School Profile. Staff Directory Reset; Hurd, Lori. Seattle, WA 98122 I have worked with Seattle Public Schools for approximately 20 year beginning at Schmitz Park Elementary/Genesee Hill Elementary until joining the Seattle Skills Center. in Secondary Education from Johns Hopkins University. Born out of alternative education, I hold high the knowledge that learners are unique and so should be their education. I am also a .2 literacy specialist where I support students in classrooms with reading and writing. I left for college at the University of California at Santa Cruz knowing that I was going to major in math and minor in education in order to eventually earn a teaching credential. Previously, I was an Instructional Technology/Digital Learning Specialist for SPS serving 14 schools (K-12), and before that I taught at Syre Elementary in the Shoreline School District. I am deeply looking forward to connecting and growing both personally and professionally with the Lincoln community! My first three years I taught visual art at a high school in Colorado and I have also worked with middle school students in West Seattle. This should be at the root of all teaching. ), spending as much time as I can outside in or near the water, and hogging other people's dogs while making pros and cons lists about whether or not it's finally time to get my own. ), reading, and listening to and playing music. I feel that my role here at Viewlands is to provide our students with an outlet to best express themselves and give all students frequent exposure to the many tools and mediums of art. In another life he would have been a composer. I earned my BA in English from the University of California at Davis, and have been actively working in educational settings ever since. When one change becomes a habit, start another. At Nova I get to see patience grow in artists, and some of my favorite artists are getting their starts here in our program. She/Her - Humanities & Ethnic Studies Teacher, Coordinator, Assistant Principal & 504 Building Coordinator, 2410 E Cherry St. Working in Seattle Public Schools as a volunteer and substitute teacher has been rewarding, and I am excited to bring my passion for psychology and my industry experience to the classroom. I love reading, running, and writing where I can escape since my family and I are not really travelling these days (or years really). Biological Sciences, Farm, Conservation, Health, Marine Biology. I have worked as a Teacher Leader at the district level to help develop scope, sequence, and assessments for visual arts focused on State Standards and 21st Century Skills. Honoring different perspectives and experiences while forming new ones. I stayed in the Dallas area to teach, and made the move to the Seattle area 3 years ago - I have taught high school science for 12 years in subjects including: Astronomy, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, AP Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Earth Space Science.

B.A. I am thrilled to be teaching AP Psychology at Lincoln. M.ED - Washington State University Administrative Credential; BA Eastern Washington University Emphasis is Physical Education and Health. Senior Program Manager - I have been married to my wife Julie for 33 years; we have two grown sons that both work in construction, and two grandchildren. What's your favorite thing about Nova? I was also a literacy coach and mentor teacher which has helped me to support both new and experienced teachers. 1418 NW 65th St. Seattle, WA 98117 Main Office: 206-252-1000 Contact Us. I started my career as a public school teacher in 1999 in Edmonds and have been teaching in Seattle for the last 11 years. Staff Directory Reset ~ Attendance, Decatur. Main Office: 206-413-2500, Northwest Coast Art by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, Squaxin/Skokomish, Report and Problem Solve Issues at School, Request a Transcript or Other Student Records, Interdisciplinary Projects and Exhibitions. When he's not teaching, you can find him on the disc golf course, reading a science fiction novel, or coaching ultimate frisbee. View School Flyers I love Nova! I live for the moment when I witness someone seeing their markings coming to life on the big screen. Main Office: 206-252-3230, Northwest Coast Art by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, Squaxin/Skokomish. As soon as I walked in to Nova, it felt like home. Daniel Bagley Elementary. Just after the start of the millennium, I remembered my destiny and was accepted to Western Washington Universitys Masters in Teaching program at their former Seattle location. I graduated college with a degree in Spanish and went on to build a career as a graphic designer. Me encanta trabajar en Viewlands (y ensear) porque aprendo todos los das. students can email me at: ms.dewald.sws@gmail.com, Bilingual Instructor - Math, Somali, Arabic, 1700 E Union St. What brought you to Nova? California State University, Northridge: BA Environmental Biology Education: O-vercome challenges and My name is Brent Brakke and I am the new Athletic Director as well as a math and science teacher. I enjoy sewing, crafting and DIY. I have lived in Seattle for almost three years, and I love hiking, camping, andpaddleboardingwhenever I can find the chance. I will teach my students to learn how to learn. I have lived in Nantes, Paris, and Toulouse, with a majority of my time spent in Paris teaching English to high schoolers. Heendeavors to help students see how history shaped their identity and empower them to make the world a more just and joyfulplace. The World cultures and experiences that each students brings to this school is tremendous and amazing. Staff Calendar and News Reminder January 16 Martin Luther King Jr. Day (no school) View all school year dates. I have worked at Arena Sports (Magnuson/SODO) since I was a teenager, so if I look familiar there is a good chance I have helped you at the front desk or coached soccer to your kids! I have taught in traditional settings and more progressive PBL settings, and I have found that I truly value an experience where WHY we learn this and "doing something" with our content is at the forefront. As a school-based occupational therapist, I am part of the special education team. The effects of the global pandemic caused me to reconsider a number of things in my life and when a position came up at a school that was closer to my home and doing interesting things with math, I jumped at the opportunity to shake things up. My role can include helping students build new skills and helping staff implement new accommodations and modifications for students to support sensory needs, school-based self-care and organizational skills, fine and visual motor skills, and pre-vocational skills. Roosevelt High School 1410 NE 66th I think studying History is a great way to learn to read, write and communicate in English, to learn about how our world and country have developed and to think like a historian- so we can continue to learn about and understand the world around us. The World Family Center welcomes and provides support to our multilingual families and students in the Seattle Public Schools. I have been teaching at the Seattle World School for 17 years. Teaching art to eager elementary students is a dream come true and I am so lucky to be doing just that at Decatur. I worked as a Paralegal for 11 years until I became a mom. I got my Animation degree at CalArts, and came back home to create films and begin a program here in 2001. I want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to teach your children. Lowell Elementary. I have a Bachelor of Arts from Colorado State University, and my Masters Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Seattle University. Communications. My name is LaurenBangasser and I am the Physical Education teacher at Viewlands. I love working with students at this school! I feel lucky to work with this amazing community of staff, students and families. I am a born and raised Texan finding some relief from ridiculous temperature and flat topography here in WA; I graduated from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth where I earned a B.S. This will be my first year at Lincoln and I am thrilled to be teaching French and English. While there, I participated in a math teaching fellowship for two of my four years, a rare occurrence. I started teaching in Seattle Public Fourteen years ago I left a career in accounting/finance to be a teacher and I have no regrets. in Biology and Public Health from University of Washington.M.S. First Bell will feature stories from around the district highlighting the work of students and staff and providing families with important information Read More, John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence If we can all commit to mini-behavior changes, we can make a huge difference. I have one son, like playing sports and enjoy gospel music and other types of music. Some things that I enjoy are: traveling- both near and far, spending time with friends and family, live music and sporting events, being crafty and cheering for the Seahawks. Previously, I served as the founding principal of Cascadia Elementary School when it was located in the Lincoln High School building. Love. Special Education Instructional Assistant, 520 NE Ravenna Blvd (interim location) I was a student in SPS schools, as well as catholic schools in Seattle. liigh Lu-L; VOL. If weekends dont find us adventuring out on the road, we can usually be found rewatching favorite TV shows on the couch with our cat, Mortimer. 88NO. BA Urban Affairs, My passion is telling our stories, capturing lives creating community. Hello everyone! J-ourney of learning with I learn from my students and colleagues everyday. I graduated from Central Washington University in 2012 with a bachelors degree in Physical Education and an endorsement in Elementary Education. I earned my BA with a double-major in Spanish and Sociology from UW, my first MA in Hispanic Studies from UW, and my second MA in Iberian and Latin American Languages and Cultures from UT Austin. Over the pandemic, I decided to return to school for my teaching degree. I have primarily taught underserved populations which has given me important insight into a variety of learning styles, student experiences, and unique backgrounds. Originally from the east coast, I graduated from Syracuse University with a B.A. Learn more about career opportunities and benefits of working for SPSSeattle Public Schools. Upon receiving a Master in Teaching from Seattle University, I started my career in Northshore School District in 2010 and made the exciting jump to Seattle Public School in 2018-19 school year.

Co-authored Ecology by Inquiry, free, online ecology lessons

When I asked the students in my room at lunch today, the responses were "Motherly", "Doesn't give up" and "Persistent". in Teaching from the University of Washington. As a community member, parent and arts advocate in the Seattle Public School system I am thrilled to grow and foster a strong art program for Lincoln High School for years to come. Whats your favorite thing about Nova? 8th year teaching as a 4th or 5thgrade teacher, with 4 years at Viewlands. I serve all students at the school and any student can contact me to check-in as needed. Hence, I teach Literacy and Drama. I recently joined the World Language Department at Lincoln and Im very excited to be here. ). My ideas for a class grow from the students and their evolving needs. After graduating from college, I spent time living and traveling in South America. I have worked in general practice, oncology, general surgery, plasma donation centers and inpatient/outpatient labs. As atransplantfrom Florida, I canneverget enough of the PNW. After graduating in 2004, I joined the staff at Sammamish High School in Bellevue, earned my National Board Certification, taught almost every level of math (except statistics, which is not my favorite), and never thought I would leave. "Prepare the child for the road, not the road for the child. Professionally, my skillset has been utilized for audio for television and radio, music production, corporate presentation media, and short documentary films. Psychologist ahabromeit@seattleschools.org Hello! Seattle Public Schools / / Staff Hudson, Adah Art Teacher alhudson@seattleschools.org Wood, Tiffany Special Education Asst/ISE tjwood@seattleschools.org Colombo, Ellen Teacher - Grade 1 I am teaching 1st-5th grade Physical Education and Health. I relocated to Seattle from New York City in I have a degree from the University of Vermont in Elementary Education and Environmental Studies, and this is my fourth year as a Decatur Gator. Seattle, WA 98115 When I am not at school I enjoy hiking, reading and gardening. How would you describe your teaching style? Wildlife Sciences, University of Washington I hope to engage students with theirownrich resources. I am a Seattle native, born on Capitol Hill and raised in Wallingford. Come on You Spurs! I ended up earning graduating with honors in the major and college honors and was ready to take the next step. B.A. My time teaching in SPS has been primarily at Ingraham High School, with a brief stint at Hamilton International Middle School. Main Office: 206-252-2200, Northwest Coast Art by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, Squaxin/Skokomish, Continuous School Improvement Plan and School Profile, Seattle World School Policy for Recruiters. Currently I am finishing my capstone to complete my M.Ed. Manuel Hernandez Public Disclosure Officer (206) 386-4662 Email. Hello! My name is Ms. Rifkin (she/her) and I am thrilled to be a first and second grade teacher this year! Main Office: 206-252-4400, Northwest Coast Art by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, Squaxin/Skokomish. Staff Directory Reset Jensen, Nicolette Teacher-Elementary nmjensen@seattleschools.org More Johnson, Trevor Teacher-Elementary and Middle School tjjohnson@seattleschools.org More

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4100 39th Ave. S Seattle, WA 98118 Main Office: 206-252-7210 Contact Us. What's your favorite thing about Nova? I love to help students with reading, research and information literacy. Building mentors and future industry leaders is an honor. This is my twelfth year teaching in the HCC program. El Centro para las Familias del Mundo da la bienvenida a nuestras familias y estudiantes multilinges a las Escuelas Pblicas de Seattle. Que pena! in History, and a B.A. Me encanta leer, correr y escribir donde puedo escapar, ya que mi familia y yo no estamos viajando realmente en estos das (o aos realmente). Russian, Spanish, Awards: Outside of work I can be found biking, skiing, dancing, hiking, walking my dog around Greenlake, and playing soccer and Ultimate frisbee. Education: Visit the MCHS School Nurse page for helpful school and district resources and information. Staff Directory Reset Norris, Lorena Bilingual Instr Asst -203/7 lonorris@seattleschools.org Owens, Stephen scowens@seattleschools.org Parker-McLane, Cheryl Attendance My husband Kyle and I love to hike, camp, and backpack with our dog, Luigi. I work to center students in their own learning process while de-centering dominant narratives of race, gender, sexuality, class, ability, and other power inequalities. I am thrilled to be at Lincoln High School this year as an IA and look forward to helping students meet their academic goals. I look forward to growing together and being part of the Lynx family. viewlands.attendance@seattleschools.org Abbott, Karen. A 2013 graduate of the University of Washington Seattle, Chelsea has a BA in Sociology with a minor in International Studies: African Diaspora. I graduated from the University of Southern I live in Shoreline with my husband, thirteen and eighteen-year old children, a delightful golden retriever and a sassy kitten. Main Office: 206-252-3500, Northwest Coast Art by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, Squaxin/Skokomish, Continuous School Improvement Plan and School Profile. in curriculum and instruction from City University. In my free time you can find me outside. I attended The Evergreen State College and received a BA in Spanish and Latin American Studies. I played college baseball at the University of Washington and the University of Portland, where I graduated with a Bachelors in Business Administration, and received my Masters in Teaching at St. Martins University. View School Flyers Internship in 1997. How would you describe your teaching style? What brought you to Nova? I have been teaching at the Seattle World School for 17 years.

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BA, University of Montana; MFA, Pacific Lutheran University; Post Graduate, University of Washington, Bothell. I partner with Seattle institutions such as Jack Participating in education and athletics I feel provides me an important and sustainable opportunity to empower and prepare our future leaders at Lincoln High School.

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Clay Valentine grew up attending Seattle Public Schools and returned to them 5 years ago to be a teacher. I have a Bachelors Degree in mathematics/Black History and a Masters Degree in special education. My hope is that I can create a fun learning environment and the students will carry the love of fitness and exercising into their adulthood ages. Seattle Public Schools ( SPS) Human Resources works with school and central office leaders to attract, deploy, and retain staff to ensure we support high levels of student learning for every child, in every classroom, each and every day. Learn more about career opportunities and benefits of working for SPS. I love being a Decatur Gator.

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Everything I learned in school, I would rush home to teach her. I speak English, Spanish, and a little Portuguese. Tentative Agreement Reached; First Day of School is Sept. 14, SPS Seeks Agreement to Start School on Time. I come from a long line of Huskies (Go Dawgs!) Denny International Middle School. 4400 Interlake Ave. N Become a school crossing guard and help students feel safe and welcome when arriving to school. I have a B.A. I am trying to get students to find their voice, learn how to critically think, and realize there are multiple processes in becoming an actual human being. 2445 3rd Ave. S, Seattle, WA 98134 My daughter Lily graduated from Ballard High School in 2016, so I have been a part of SPS for over 20 years. Students demonstrate their learning through multiple possible pathways, including projects, writing, classroom discussions, and other performance-based assessment. After my B.A., I lived in France on and off for about four years before deciding to come back home and fulfill a life goal of mine: to give back to the community that raised me. I earned a medical degree from the University of Washington and completed a residency in Psychiatry. Ive known Ive wanted to be a teacher since I was in the first grade when I would hold reading classes in the kitchen for my younger sister. Staff Directory Reset ~ Attendance, Skills Center. I love being outside in any way, from expeditionary sea kayaking to learning about the geology of Washington. I am dad to a terrific, creative, energetic eight year old kiddo. I love working at Graham Hill and am the parent of Penny, a Graham Hill 2nd Grader and Jude, downstairs at Kids Co. PreK! and/or What do you hope to influence? That means you might find me in the school administering tests to students, interviewing parents, teachers, and staff, observing in the classrooms, and writing reports in my office! Rocky Torres, Executive Director of Special Education: ratorres@seattleschools.org Mike Bylsma, Interim Acting Director of Special Education: mebylsma@seattleschools.org Devin Gurley, Director of Special Education: dkgurley@seattleschools.org I began teaching elementary school in 2001 in the Shoreline School District. Maribel Stephens OOC Director's Assistant (206) 684-0719 Email. As a half-time counselor, I work one-on-one with students who need extra support, run small groups, and teach classroom lessons on problem solving and SEL (social-emotional learning). Im pleased to spend my 18th year as an educator at Lincoln and look forward to working with the community to make this place as special as we can. A small, personalized, democratically-run, justice-focused learning community committed to the growth and success of all students in which I could work collaboratively with both staff and students -- how could I resist? Needless to say, my first language and cultural background has been a rich resource in my learning and teaching and has set a precedent for how I wish to approach my students as well. learning more experiential and hands-on. It is great to be part of such a multicultural and dynamic community at

Ph.D. Seattle, WA 98103 I love working at Viewlands (and teaching) because I learn every single day. I believe in the power of reading and the power of forcing yourself to speak in front of strangers. I started working at Viewlands in 2021 and am thrilled to continue on again this year! Leading Cascadia was an incredible experience that helped prepare me for my position as the principal at Decatur Elementary School. Communications & Politics, UNAM - Universidad Nacional Autnoma de Mxico I have experienced, first-hand, how the power of education can break the cycle of poverty. My favorite subject is WRITING! Me encanta trabajar en Viewlands (y ensear) porque aprendo todos los das. I have been an SPS teacher since 2018 at Jane Addams Middle School and cannot wait to work with high schoolers. In my free time, I enjoy being with family and friends, watching movies, and taking long walks with my high energy poodle. The 2023-24 School Leader Pools for principals and assistant principals are now open! SPS Human Resources (HR) Seattle Public Schools ( SPS) Human Resources works with school and central office leaders to attract, deploy, and retain staff to ensure we support high levels of Education * Educacin 2445 3rd Ave. S. I love to read fiction novels, biographies and fashion/sewing magazines. I run my own graphic design business (reedforrester.com) in addition to teaching. Straw Productions and MOHAI to make our Attendance Secretary kaabbott@seattleschools.org Clay Valentine grew up attending Learning to create linguistically affirming classrooms was important to me because I was born in El Salvador and grew up in California. We will In my free time, I have a borderline obsession with ultimate Frisbee and board games. Soy estudiante de la vida. Octavo ano enseando como profesora de 4 o 5 grado, con 4 aos en Viewlands. CBAs, Salary Schedules, Work Year Calendars, Leave of Absence, On the Job Injury, ADA Accommodations, Ergonomics, Internal Human Resources (login required), Professional Development (login required), Mailing AddressSeattle Public SchoolsHuman Resources, MS 33-157PO Box 34165Seattle, WA 98124-1165. I was born and raised in Tacoma, WA (I know, rare right? skillscenterinfo@seattleschools.org Fisher, Luke. I have been teaching at SWS since 1996.

Co-authored The Truth About Science: A Curriculum for Developing Young Scientists (NSTA Press, 2001)

I am excited to meet and work alongside you to serve Viewlands students so that they may feel known, safe, inspired, challenged, and empowered. Main Office: 206-252-5600, Northwest Coast Art by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, Squaxin/Skokomish. After returning to the United States, I decided to return to Evergreen where I earned a Masters in Teaching.

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2601 SW Kenyon St. Seattle, WA 98126 Main Office: 206-252-9000 Contact Us. Im a student of life. Eventually the commute became too much, so I decided to join the team at Seattle Public Schools, where Ive supported students ages 3-21 at a variety of schools since 2017. 1700 E Union St. How would you describe your teaching style? Nova is a safe place for students to learn about who they are and work with others to facilitate the growth of justice, truth, and community. I am Ms. Godoy, and I am thrilled to be one of Viewlands new second-grade teachers! I get to know each student by their first name! I think studying History is a great way to learn to At this time, I also dove in and subbed in Edmonds for 8th grade PE, Kindergarten music, and whatever else they would give me on an emergency credential. I teach Social Studies, usually 9th grade World History and 11th grade US History. Sam Read Most recently I have been a member of the curriculum writing team for mathematics at the district level and an early implementer piloting new curriculum. Biography. How I Got Into Education: My grandmother was an educator and was actually my principal for 9 years of my education.My mother always worked in early childhood education and encouraged me to do the in Spanish. I've previously taught 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and am currently in 5th grade. 7047 50th Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98115 Main Office: 206-252-5600 Contact Us. COVID, desapareceras algn da? Ive taught PE and health for 15 years at SWS. Ive worked for construction companies and have been a general contractor. Hello! I have been teaching visual arts for over 20 years. After two decades of a career in banking, real estate and title insurance, I returned to universityto fulfill my desire to become a mathematics teacher. This year I will be teaching 4th grade, specializing in literacy.

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Why do you teach? I have always loved learning and teaching. Hi! During my undergraduate studies, I pursued a B.A. I attended the University of Washington for both undergraduate and graduate school. I aim to create a platform for students to develop their creative potential as storytellers, innovators, and participants in their communities. COVID, will we defeat you one day? Cross-cultural Academic and Language Development); B.A. I work with students in classes like "Life on Earth", "Environmental Justice", and "Earthology", as well as committees like "Planet Nova", to explore how the Earth lives and how best to work for justice. I believe that movement is for everybody and it is my goal to help all of our students find different ways of moving that bring them joy, allow them to connect with their peers, and build their skills and confidence for an active life. Feel free to contact me by email with any questions or concerns you have about your student! I'm originally from Orlando, Florida. Staff Directory Reset Hoyt, Jordana Language Arts Teacher jlhoyt@seattleschools.org Humkey, Daniel Teacher Intern/Student Teacher dchumkey@seattleschools.org Jackson, William Principal wljackson@seattleschools.org More Jacobson, Joel Language Arts Teacher jcjacobson@seattleschools.org Jang, Mary Long Term Substitute - Science N-ever give up until this world

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Roosevelt Chief Sealth International Seattle World School Skills Center Alan T. Sugiyama West Seattle Middle School Jane Addams Denny International Robert Eagle Staff MA in Western European Literature from Tashkent State University, Languages other than English: View School Flyers I often bring my outdoor education aspects into the classroomeven virtually! I have been sharing my love of learning across the nation since 2005, working for schools in New Jersey, Los Angeles, and Seattle. Learn About School Choice, John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence Tourism Businesses Management in - UVM Tlalpan - Universidad del Valle de Mxico, Tlalpan, Licenciatura en Comunicaciones y Ciencias Polticas, UNAM - Universidad Nacional Autnoma de Mxico My first is teaching! In my free time you can find me rollerblading, crocheting, and playing saxophone (not all at the same time) Lets have a great year! I am a sports enthusiast, specifically football and volleyball. Go Lynx! Staff Directory Reset ~ Attendance, Lincoln. Que pena! In addition to my experience in elementary school, I taught Language Arts and Social Studies at Whitman Middle School in the Seattle School District. I have 16 year old twins (boy/girl) and 2 adult children. Being creative feeds my soul and I believe everyone needs a chance to express themselves creatively as much as possible. As a child, I always wanted to become a teacher like my grandmother. I spent 27 years in Hawaii where I was a sailing coach and I obtained my US Coast Guard license. I stand committed to ensuring that the students of Lincoln are provided a strong role model to emulate. Later, I taught college English on-board the USS Peleliu while serving as a combat photographer in the Marine Corps. I am very excited to be co-opting with the Lincoln High School community and staff. Why do you teach? How would you describe your teaching style? Although effective, it will never replace meeting students where they are and providing them a pathway to success. View Ridge Elementary. Working in a small elementary school has big benefits. ideas for future class projects! She was a middle school Spanish teacher in Detroit, Michigan for over 30 years. I am a Husky and bleed purple! B.A. E-veryone who comes to my classroom. I started teaching five years ago, and I have really enjoyed developing my teaching muscles and getting to know a bunch of amazing students. The students. My goal is to get students interested in physical and lifetime fitness. and experiences. Name: Hannah A. Lewis Pronouns: she/ her Education: B.S. ), gardening, and cooking. I'm hoping to help my students realize not only the honor it is to learn how to become a human but to also realize the responsibility they have to center others and their world while they engage in that process. I am an experienced public school math teacher. I have also spent time in the shipyards of the PNW and California, building and repairing both commercial and cargo carrying vessels as well as combatant ships for the US Navy. I was born and raised in Shoreline where I graduated from Shorecrest High School. So Im a Husky at heart but also a Longhorn. Es nuestro trabajo proporcionar apoyo y orientacin de los servicios y opciones disponibles para los estudiantes y las familias dentro del sistema escolar y en la comunidad. As a first-year educator for Health and Family Medical, I am eager to integrate my experience with my team and students. Ive been teaching Spanish at the high school and university levels for the past 9 years. During my high school years, I gained a reputation for helping my peers succeed in their math classes. Creating animation gives me bliss. I have a Bachelors Degree in mathematics/Black History and a Masters Degree in special education. My Australian husband loves to build things. 144 NE 54th St. Seattle, WA 98105 Main Office: 206-252-2900 Contact Us. Talk to your friends, convince them to start. School Hours: 7:55 a.m. - 2:25 p.m. Wednesdays: 7:55 a.m. - 1:10 p.m. This will be my first full year at one school, and I am excited to help my students grow into the best versions of themselves as we engage with the content through the cultural lens that accompanies it. Sarah Morningstar Acting Director 206-702-7906 Email. I believe that all students can succeed in their own unique way. I teach Social Studies, usually 9th grade World History and 11th grade US History. Seattle, WA 98115 The start of school for all students, including preschool and kindergarten is Wednesday, Sept. 14. Seattle Public Schools (SPSSeattle Public Schools) Human Resources works with school and central office leaders to attract, deploy, and retain staff to ensure we support high levels of student learning for every child, in every classroom, each and every day. My broad classroom experiences provided me with a strong foundation in instruction and differentiation. My major goals are to inspire and enable all students to ask relevant questions worth answering, and empower them to find relevant answers because: 1) they are scientifically literate members of society AND/OR 2) they can devise a way to answer these questions through their own resources and problem solving. I also enjoy spending weekends with my dog, Brodie, out hiking, camping, running, dog parking pretty much whatever you can do with a dog hell be there doing it with me. Previously I taught 1st, 2nd and 4th grade at Decatur, specializing in math. I was raised in the middle of WA state, near Snoqualmie Pass but Ive lived in Seattle for the past 30 years. I am excited to join Lincolns team as the school psychologist. I teach Drawing and Painting, AP Studio Art and Ceramics at Lincoln. where I received a B.S. McDonald International Elementary. and/or What do you hope to influence? Librarians are connectors, not collectors, of information and ideas.

More recently, I received and M.A. For more information, head to our class' Seesaw page! View School Flyers This was the only school I saw who made students first, taught with compassion, sincerity, and rigor, and was always working to become better. I have been teaching art over a decade, everything from kindergarten up to 12thgrade, but I have spent the last 6 years at Viewlands. ", 7711 43rd Ave. NE Me encanta leer, correr y escribir donde puedo escapar, ya que mi familia y yo no estamos viajando realmente en estos das (o aos realmente). Robert Eagle Staff Middle School 1330 N 90th St. Seattle, WA 98103 Main Office: 206-413-2300 School Profile. 291 TELEPH O NE 332-4601 SALEM. When I'm not working, I love traveling, rooting for Bay Area sports teams (go Warriors! I am happy to be here with the Skills Center to share my experiences with the students and hopefully spark interest in a new generation of tradespeople. I am so excited to start another fantastic year here at Lincoln High School working in the Language Arts department. Aside from teaching, I enjoy kayaking, picnics, and exploring Washingtons many hiking trails with my husband. I make art myself and know firsthand how it has made my own life better and look forward to sharing that with all the students at Viewlands. I was a Nova student in the 90s and thought an animation department at Nova would be so wonderful. I teach Beginning English literacy and Language Arts. SNOW 1 THE SALEM NEWS v\l \ I HI M Snow t inches IiOW tonight 15-20. In addition to teaching language and culture, I hope I can bring some college readiness into my classroom. I relocated to Seattle from New York City in 2016. I received a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education with an endorsement in teaching multilingual students.

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