25 years of teachingXXX

23 years at St. Aloysius XXX

I love XXX

25 years of teachingXXX

23 years at St. AloysiusXXX 

I love teachingXXX.

15 years of teaching

11 years at St. Aloysius 

Special Education and General Education 

Becoming a teacher was an easy decision for me. I knew from a very young age that I wanted to be a teacher.  I remember pretending to play school with my siblings when we were kids.  Throughout my school years at Saint Aloysius and Bishop Luers High School, I had a few teachers that I absolutely loved, and seeing the joy in them when teaching really made me want to enjoy my job when I got older. I wanted to be able to help children learn and grow in their faith. 

I went on to college and pursued a degree in special education.  Later on, I was presented with an opportunity to teach in the gen ed classroom, where I then received my general education license.  I have had the opportunity to teach middle school and elementary. Having experience teaching in all grade levels has allowed me to see the importance of learning at every level.

I love working with kids, and the smiles they bring each day allow me to enjoy what I do. Every day is a new day in the classroom. There is no “typical” day, which is something that I love about teaching.  It is amazing to get to work with all these talented children and to watch them grow each year! I love getting to know new families and watching friendships grow from them. 

I love Saint Aloysius for many reasons.  I have belonged to this parish and school my entire life.  I am an alumni of Saint Aloysius, along with all my siblings, my father, my grandparents, etc.  I originally started teaching at another catholic school before I came to Saint Aloysius, and after I started teaching here, I remember saying that I can’t imagine myself teaching at another school. This school is home for me.

Saint Aloysius has given me the opportunity to teach middle school, elementary, RTI, be a one-on-one student aid, and tutor. The support from staff members, parents, and the parish has been wonderful. I love the country setting, our strong faith, small class sizes, the families, students, and friendships! I truly enjoy hearing about and sharing special moments with my students.  In 1st grade, there are a lot of firsts that happen and it makes my heart warm to get the privilege to be a part of them.  Teaching at Saint Aloysius has brought me so much joy! Our school is one big family!

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18 years at St. AloysiusXXX

People XXX

25 years of teaching

23 years at St. Aloysius 

I love teaching at St. Aloysius because I can create meaningful and lasting relationships with my students. It's a positive environment that works to nurture the whole child through academic rigor and spiritual formation.

18 years of teaching

18 years at St. Aloysius

People are the masterpiece of God’s creation.  How honored am I to spend my life’s work in partnership with God and parents by molding children.  Every day is different with a variety of personalities, working to help students grow spiritually in our rich Catholic faith, and guiding them to gain knowledge in a variety of subject areas.  It’s great to see students challenged, work at something, and achieve growth!

I enjoy the small community at St. Aloysius where everyone knows each other and helps one another.  We have a lot of opportunities to work together across grade levels.  No student is lost between the cracks as us teachers can make individualized plans for student growth and success.  I especially appreciate the opportunity to live our Catholic faith daily and grow spiritually right along with the students!

18 years of teachingXXX

18 years at St. AloysiusXXX

People are the masterpiece of God’s creation. XXX

18 years of teachingXXX

18 years at St. AloysiusXXX

People are the masterpiece of God’s creation. XXX

18 years of teachingXXX

18 years at St. AloysiusXXX

People are the masterpiece of God’s creation. XXX

My XXXX

My family has quite a long history with St. Aloysius parish. My great grandparents and grandparents were parishioners. I was four years old when we moved into the St. Aloysius area. My siblings and I attended St. Aloysius School and then Bishop Luers High School. Fortunately, my sons and grandchildren are also St. Aloysius graduates.

I started in the school office at the beginning of the 1984-85 school year. We have undergone many changes in the succeeding years. However, the most important thing has remained constant, the atmosphere. Strong faith education, participation and top-notch academics, all presented in a caring comfortable atmosphere.

As you can imagine, no two days are exactly alike. While there are basic daily duties, kids always add "spice & variety" to the day. But each day provides the opportunity for progress, inching along or sometimes in a great leap, either way, moving students forward to their goals.

My family has quite a long history with St. Aloysius parish. My great grandparents and grandparents were parishioners. I was four years old when we moved into the St. Aloysius area. My siblings and I attended St. Aloysius School and then Bishop Luers High School. Fortunately, my sons and grandchildren are also St. Aloysius graduates.

I started in the school office at the beginning of the 1984-85 school year. We have undergone many changes in the succeeding years. However, the most important thing has remained constant, the atmosphere. Strong faith education, participation and top-notch academics, all presented in a caring comfortable atmosphere.

As you can imagine, no two days are exactly alike. While there are basic daily duties, kids always add "spice & variety" to the day. But each day provides the opportunity for progress, inching along or sometimes in a great leap, either way, moving students forward to their goals.