I earned my degree in Portuguese Language and Literature from the Federal University of Technology–Paraná in Brazil, along with postgraduate and master’s degrees. I love reading, movies, and dancing. My favorite part of teaching is watching students gain confidence, communicate in Portuguese, and discover the beauty of the language and culture!
Hi! I’m Mrs. Harvey! I grew up in Cache Valley and earned my Elementary Education degree from Dixie State University. I love teaching math and building relationships with students. Outside school, I enjoy traveling, playing with my dog, working out, yoga, and spending time with family and friends. My favorite book is The BFG!
I graduated from BYU–Idaho with a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and earned two associate degrees from Allan Hancock College. I love teaching reading and sharing my love of books, especially Harold and the Purple Crayon. Outside school, I enjoy music, Legos, Disney, and exploring national parks and new places.
I graduated from BYU with a bachelor’s degree and DSU with an associate degree. My favorite subjects to teach are math and social studies. I love reading to my students and watching them learn. Outside school, I enjoy reading, dancing, yoga, traveling, and movies. My favorite author is Roald Dahl. My favorite quote is, “Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” — Oscar Wilde.
I am from Green River, Wyoming, and graduated from the University of Wyoming with a degree in Elementary Education. I love creating a welcoming classroom where students are excited to learn. Outside school, I enjoy coaching, working out, traveling, and spending time with family and friends. My favorite teacher was Mr. Shwartz.
I graduated from DSU and love teaching reading, especially watching students grow and overcome challenges. My favorite books are the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling. I enjoy art and creating things. My favorite teachers were Mr. Howell and Mrs. Pullan. I remind students, “Mistakes are proof you are trying” and “You can do hard things.”