Graduated from
Attended
Transferred to
Student taught in
Frackville Elementary first grade with Miss Sturm for first assignment; second
assignment was in Shamokin Elementary fourth grade with Mrs. Dobeck
Graduated with
Bachelor’s of Science in Elementary Education from
Graduated with
Master’s of Science in Education from
Substituted in
three districts, Pine Grove,
Hired as long term
substitute for fifth grade in Frackville Elementary 1998-1999
Hired full time as
Instructional Support Teacher in Frackville Elementary 1999-2000
Taught fifth grade
in Frackville Elementary from 2000 until 2003
Transferred to
sixth grade in Frackville Elementary to teach Social Studies 2003 until 2006
Currently teaching
sixth grade Math in Frackville Elementary, this is my ninth year in the
district
This is an
excellent way to keep the line of communication open between home and school.
Email will be
checked every morning before students arrive, I will respond promptly to any
and all questions or concerns.
The phone
number to call is: 462-3000 extension 7423
1.
Be respectful to teachers, peers, and yourself at all times
throughout the day.
2.
Raise your hand to respond to a question or to ask a
question.
3.
Do not interrupt.
4.
Complete assignments neatly and hand them in on time.
5.
Get homework checked nightly.
6.
Students may use the restroom one time in the morning and
one time in the afternoon. They are
required to sign out when leaving the room.
7.
Walk quietly in the halls.
8.
Remain quiet and attentive throughout class.
Þ All discipline
will be handled by the classroom teacher unless the offense is warranting a visit
to the principal.
Þ The North
Schuylkill School District Code of Conduct will be followed. This can be found in the student handbook,
pages 20-23.
Þ Detentions may be
used as a punishment.
v
Whenever a students earns a 100% in homeroom (math, reading, grammar,
and spelling) they are able to place a stamp on a grid.
v
When a row is
filled up (five stamps) they receive a lollipop
v
When the grid
box is filled up (25 stamps) the student receives a free homework pass.
v
The homework
pass is only acceptable in the homeroom setting (math, reading, grammar, and
spelling). When the pass is turned in
the student will receive a 100% for each of the items he/she was to complete
for homework.
ü
Students are
required to hand homework in on the day it is due.
ü
If the homework
is not handed in, a detention warning is assigned. This warning is written in the homework
notebook and is to be signed by the student’s parents.
ü
After a second
homework assignment is missed, a second warning is given to student. Again, the notice is written in the homework
notebook and is to be signed by the student’s parent.
ü
After a third
homework assignment is missed, the student will receive a detention. The notice of when the detention is to be
served will be written in the homework notebook, which has to be signed. Also, the teacher will call home with
detention information. Parents will
receive at least 48 hours notice for a detention.
ü
Detention is
served on a Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30-4:30. Parents are responsible to provide transportation
home.
Mathematics Series
Ø Harcourt
Ø Harcourt
DARE
Ø Major Dennis Kane
o
www.schuylkillcountydare.com
Helpful website