To be a Child’s Favorite
Each of us can look back at our school years and quickly call to mind our “favorite” teachers. Despite different backgrounds, and schools, and the varied points in history when they intersected our lives, these teachers have something in common: they made learning fun, and us feel special.
If you have lived in the Fremont area for very long, and went to our schools, then it’s likely some of your favorite teachers are today influencing your children or grandchildren. That’s wonderful. It will be one more thing you have in common.
If you’ve live here for awhile, you know that Fremont has a history of educational excellence, a history of solid work in the classroom. And for that we owe much to the quality and commitment of our teachers.
This year we are welcoming 14 new people into our classrooms, offices, and building services. For some, it is the first step of their professional journey. For others, a next step.
Each of our new teachers has a chance to share that part of themselves that can turn their classroom into a learning adventure. Each has a chance to be a child’s favorite.
Please join me in making them feel welcome to Fremont Public Schools and the Fremont community.
Dorinda Abendroth, Pathfinder 3rd Grade
Jonathon Allen, Middle School Math and Science
Scott Breuker, Middle School Special Education/Categorical
Ken Haggart, Executive Director, Student Services/Athletic Director
Cheryl Heyboer, Daisybrook Special Education Teacher Assistant
Sean Henry, 6th Grade Science and Social Studies
Jamie Kober, High School Science and Chemistry
Shauna Krouse, Pathfinder Food Service
Michelle Lensky, Pine Street Teacher Assistant
Zachary Lienau, Middle School After School Programs Director
Penny Muma, Pathfinder Substitute Teacher
LeAnna Perkins, High School Special Education Teacher Assistant
Robert Pouch, High School Social Studies and Physical Education
Tricia Sparks, Pathfinder 1st Grade
John D. Kingsnorth
Superintendent
Fremont Public Schools
(231) 924-2350
jkingsnorth@fremont.net