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Staff Calendar and News Reminder January 16 Martin Luther King Jr. Day (no school) View all school year dates. Staff Directory Reset Jensen, Nicolette Teacher-Elementary nmjensen@seattleschools.org More Johnson, Trevor Teacher-Elementary and Middle School tjjohnson@seattleschools.org More 144 NE 54th St. Seattle, WA 98105 Main Office: 206-252-2900 Contact Us. B.A. McDonald International Elementary. Human Biology, Stanford University This will be my first year at Lincoln and I am thrilled to be teaching French and English. Students and alumni please feel free to email me for career search questions and assistance. Masters in Teaching Heritage College I was a Nova student in the 90s and thought an animation department at Nova would be so wonderful. I am teaching 1st-5th grade Physical Education and Health. As the school psychologist I am a part of the special education team and lead the evaluation process for all students being considered for special education services. I speak English, Spanish, and a little Portuguese. If we can all commit to mini-behavior changes, we can make a huge difference. When I am not at school I enjoy hiking, reading and gardening. I earned my BA in English from the University of California at Davis, and have been actively working in educational settings ever since. What brought you to Nova? How would you describe your teaching style? Cross-cultural Academic and Language Development); B.A. My medical journey started in the US Army, as a combat line/flight medic. I want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to teach your children. I worked in the medical profession as a Medical Assistant, Lab Assistant/Phlebotomist and Emergency Medical Technician-BLS. 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 an experienced public school math teacher. Staff Directory Reset ~ Attendance, Skills Center. Que pena! I believe in the power of reading and the power of forcing yourself to speak in front of strangers. Special Education Instructional Assistant (IA) lahurd2@seattleschools.org Johnson, Meade. As a teacher, I have the opportunity to participate in the process of helping to create a more equitable, just, and life-affirming world. 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. Lowell Elementary. 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. Ive worked for construction companies and have been a general contractor. 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. Meredith Fourre, Special Education Early Childhood Specialist; 206-252-0418 Sherry Studley, Student Support Services Supervisor: srstudley@seattleschools.org; 206-252-9934 Concie Pedroza, Associate Superintendent: clpedroza@seattleschools.org Rocky Torres, Executive Director of Special Education: ratorres@seattleschools.org I have been an SPS teacher since 2018 at Jane Addams Middle School and cannot wait to work with high schoolers. Health Science Medical Assisting @ Admin Medical Assisting Instructor, My name is Aliec N. Standley. in Biology and Womens Studies and a minor in Psychology. I got my Animation degree at CalArts, and came back home to create films and begin a program here in 2001.

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It is also incredibly essential for me to work with my fellow teachers and ultimately my students decentralized the white narrative and doing antiracist work. 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. in curriculum and instruction from City University. I want to give them the tools to understand how to take care of themselves physically and emotionally. I know how important it is for students education, growth, and safety

B.A. MA in Education from Seattle Pacific University Cory Campbell hated history class in high school. 7047 50th Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98115 Main Office: 206-252-5600 Contact Us. I am passionate about impacting and inspiring young minds which I have done in the Federal Way over the past seven years. Sam Read Data Registrar/Counseling Secretary, Attendance. View Ridge Elementary. The World Family Center welcomes and provides support to our multilingual families and students in the Seattle Public Schools. View School Flyers Senior Program Manager - I spent 27 years in Hawaii where I was a sailing coach and I obtained my US Coast Guard license. I graduated from Central Washington University in 2012 with a bachelors degree in Physical Education and an endorsement in Elementary Education. I have recently graduated with a Master of Special Education at the University of Washington- Go Dawgs. Building mentors and future industry leaders is an honor. 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. 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. I grew up in Kirkland and currently own a condo in Mill Creek. I started teaching in Seattle Public Education: MEd San Jose State University / BA Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, 7047 50th Ave. NE I have always had a passion for teaching but never felt I had the opportunity to pivot careers from hospitality. 2601 SW Kenyon St. Seattle, WA 98126 Main Office: 206-252-9000 Contact Us. I am a Husky and bleed purple! My name is Ms. Rifkin (she/her) and I am thrilled to be a first and second grade teacher this year! 6208 60th Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98115 Main Office: 206-252-4640 Contact Us. Born out of alternative education, I hold high the knowledge that learners are unique and so should be their education. This is my twelfth year teaching in the HCC program. I have been teaching visual arts for over 20 years. What's your favorite thing about Nova? Ballard High School. I love being outside in any way, from expeditionary sea kayaking to learning about the geology of Washington. Professionally, my skillset has been utilized for audio for television and radio, music production, corporate presentation media, and short documentary films. Education My name is Katie Cassidy and I am a member of the social studies department at LHS. Some things I love about Nova are the individualized attention that I get with students, that students are involved in decision making, and the ability to teach towards my passion. As a parent and principal in Seattle Public Schools, I understand what makes a school successful and I am excited to be opening Decatur Elementary School and working with our amazing teachers and families to make the school a community for everyone. 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. O-vercome challenges and Teaching is my second career. I earned a Masters Degree in Education from Antioch University in Seattle, WA in 2004. I look forward to a memorable year! Education, University of California Santa Cruz (Focus on Bilingual, AM Construction Trades Teacher @ Ingraham HS. BA Urban Affairs, My passion is telling our stories, capturing lives creating community. 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 Main Office: 206-252-3500, Northwest Coast Art by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, Squaxin/Skokomish, Continuous School Improvement Plan and School Profile. 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. Environmental Studies, Williams College, Languages other than English: Spanish * Espaol. and/or What do you hope to influence? What brought you to Nova?
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I'm delighted to go on this How would you describe your teaching style? My husband Kyle and I love to hike, camp, and backpack with our dog, Luigi. Ive been teaching Spanish at the high school and university levels for the past 9 years. Clay Valentine grew up attending Seattle Public Schools and returned to them 5 years ago to be a teacher. In my free time, I enjoy being with family and friends, watching movies, and taking long walks with my high energy poodle. Ive taught PE and health for 15 years at SWS. Honoring different perspectives and experiences while forming new ones. Hello Families! I love Nova! As a child, I always wanted to become a teacher like my grandmother. I graduated from the University of Southern Main Office: 206-252-3230, Northwest Coast Art by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, Squaxin/Skokomish. I have experienced, first-hand, how the power of education can break the cycle of poverty. Helping people make connections and find what is important and meaningful to them is very important to me. I spent 26 months deployed, to Taji, Iraq in 2006, & Kandahar, Afghanistan in 2009. I am excited to meet and work alongside you to serve Viewlands students so that they may feel known, safe, inspired, challenged, and empowered. I teach because I love to learn with others. 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. View School Flyers I look forward to working with our students and sharing my love of physical activity with them. I received a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education with an endorsement in teaching multilingual students. 2445 3rd Ave. S, Seattle, WA 98134 Talk to your friends, convince them to start. "Prepare the child for the road, not the road for the child. I have worked in general practice, oncology, general surgery, plasma donation centers and inpatient/outpatient labs.