
Spotlight

I was inspired by the many teachers I had growing up. There were some impactful people throughout my education that made me want to do the same.
-Tara Micheletto - Assistant Principal

I believe that relationships are the foundation to success at school. Getting to know my students, their interests, strengths and weaknesses is the first step in helping them grow.
-Tammy Parsons - 4th grade

I loved school as a kid and I love helping others. This career allows me to support students with disabilities and empower them to function at their potential while at school.
-Sarah Dahl, Occupational Therapist

I have always loved the Pumpkin Run, but right up there is the Sock Hop - where we get to enjoy our community coming together.
-Scott Sims - Physical Education

We have such amazing students here. I love being an Eagle because I get the honor of working with incredible staff, students and our community.
-Cami Rothwell - Counselor

There is nothing better than to share your love of reading and learning with a child, in hopes it provides the inspiration for them to learn and be successful.
-Elaine Van Mil - 2nd grade

I love that we are all learning together? Everything from walking in the hallways to being and becoming superb citizens, showing growth every single day.
-Jennifer Phipps - 1st grade

I love working with and being around kids. They are amazing and so much fun!
-Kathy Endreson - Para Educator

I got into education because of how much I loved being at school and learning.
-Stacey Booth - Kindergarten

I love the feeling of family amongst staff and students.
-Tanya Holt - Health Specialist

I love creating a culture together, including making many new traditions as a NEW school with our students, families and community.
-Lynette Oswald - Assistant Principal

Wednesday Shout Outs are the best. The students feel so loved and appreciated when they are recognized by staff and administration. It’s a great positive reinforcement that makes the kids feel special.
-Avery Dyer - 2nd grade

I love kids so much. You could be having the worst day and they will make it better with just a smile or something they say; funny or sweet.
-Dana Hurst - Kitchen

When a child has been struggling and they finally grasp the educational concept we are working on ...they light up with excitement and understanding...It's the best reward ever!
-Becky Dunkin - Para Educator

As a Speech Language Pathologist, I can work in hospitals, schools, birth-to-five clinics or even run my own business - but I chose to work in elementary schools because I was in speech in my elementary school.
-Audrie Luczek - SLP

When choosing a profession to pursue, I looked to those that would allow me to give back and make a difference in the lives of children. Having the opportunity to be a part of children's learning and growth is a blessing.
-Laura Andreasen - 1st grade

I initially got into education because I always enjoyed tutoring friends and siblings. I stayed because I realized how much I loved the kids .
-Beth Wills - Behavior Manager

The community here at Lexington is like no other. As traditions are being made, I really enjoy any time I get to spend with my students and their families outside of the classroom.
-Jeannie Reveal - 5th grade

I love being part of such a large school. The community environment is great!
-Candice Brandhorst - Kitchen

I spent many years working with some struggling populations in our community. I’m a helper at heart. I started to ask myself where I could make a real change and decided education is where it is at! I see education as a real vehicle of change in our community.
-Annie Bradbury - Kindergarten

I have always loved school and working with kids. Seeing that “lightbulb moment” when a student learns something new brings me joy. I hope to pass on my passion for learning to my own students!
-Amy Maurer - 4th grade

I believe building relationships with students is the key to unlocking their potential. When kids feel comfortable and safe at school with an adult they trust , then they can learn.
-Bayne Marrs - 3rd grade