martes, 07 de febrero de 2012
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Jill Smuda
Principal
5th - 8th grade teacher
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Jill graduated from Union College in Lincoln, NE with a bachelor’s degree in education and an associate degree in early childhood. Her emphasis was in English and she enjoys children’s literature. Since then she has been involved in creating curriculum for the Globetrotter Program in the Mid-America Union. Jill became a commissioned Minister of Teaching in 2007, in MN. She has been teaching for 21 years and the last 6 have been here at Crest Lane. She strongly believes in Christian education and the ideas and values that can be taught in these surroundings.
Jill currently lives in historic Gettysburg, PA with her husband of 28 years, Michael, her daughter Abbie, their Rat Terrier Cleo and two cats Kayak and Mini Mikey. During the warm weather months you can find Jill enjoying a campfire while camping with her family. She also enjoys scrapbooking, reading, and baking when she has time.
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Angela Misselhorn
1st - 4th grade teacher
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Angela has a degree in Psychology, English, and Education. Her teaching career began in school-age daycare in Canada and she has taught in Canada, Japan, and the USA. Angela taught in an international school in Japan where she created the curriculum for international kindergarten. She has over 25 years teaching experience and has been teaching in Adventist schools for the past 12 years. She is certified in Maryland and Pennsylvania and now has denominational certification. She has completed the NTE’s with PA passing scores.
Angela’s philosophy of teaching is that the teacher is a facilitator - guiding students as they need it and providing a learning environment that nurtures all students to achieve their goals and to be successful in life. She believes in explaining to the students why they should behave in a certain manner so that they internalize that behavior and are not simply obedient out of fear. She encourages her students to be independent thinkers. Classroom rules are created with the students’ input. The golden rule is a fundamental behavioral model in her classroom. |
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Amy Ward
Pre-K/K teacher
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Stephen Wall - Pastor & Bible Teacher |
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Joshua Voigt - P.E. Teacher & Photography Teacher |
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Daniela Sciarabba - Spanish Teacher |
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Monica Ullom - Home & School Leader & Board Member |
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Debbie Wantz - Volunteer Aide |
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Nancy Thomas - Volunteer Aide |
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Sherri Fales - School Board Chair & Volunteer |
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